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Hi! In chemistry, I have this equation see in attachment for the exemple. How to do the crossed out parenthesis? I’ve searched in Chemical and Nemeth code and nothing.Can you help me please?
Thanks in advance!Let’s be sure about what we are looking at in this structure. What appear to be crossed out parentheses are actually single horizontal bond symbols passing through each parenthesis. The grouping symbols are necessary to show that the subscript “n” belongs to the bonded molecules within the parentheses. This type of notation is not illustrated in any of our Code examples. I am away from my source materials at the moment; I will get back to you about proper transcription of this later today.
I was hoping we could transcribe this structure using braille dots entirely, but in order to be perfectly clear these parentheses should be tooled. The solution is shown in the attached file.
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