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Based on my print example, are the deltaH equations treated separately, or treat it with no space before the delta? Thank you.
Your instances of “Delta H equals something” are separate equations. Each should be preceded by a space to separate them from the chemical reaction. (Delta H etc. is an expression of the change that happened in the preceding reaction.)
–Kyle
Can you provide a sum braille sample of the following thermochemistry example. We have two different braille books that show the delta H differently (456, 145, 6, 125 or 46, 6, 125), the first way is notated as enthalpy.
ΔHvap = m(2259 J/g)
ΔHfus = m(334 J/g)Thanks!
Good day and thank you for your question, Cheryl.
What you entered in your question I would braille as follows:
⠨⠠⠙⠠⠓⠧⠁⠏⠀⠨⠅⠀⠍⠷⠆⠆⠢⠔⠀⠰⠠⠚⠸⠌⠰⠛⠾
⠨⠠⠙⠠⠓⠋⠥⠎⠀⠨⠅⠀⠍⠷⠒⠒⠲⠀⠰⠠⠚⠸⠌⠰⠛⠾
You said you have examples where ⠸⠙⠠⠓ and ⠨⠠⠓ are used for ΔH (“Delta H”). I do not know why that is.
The document attached in two file formats shows common print presentations of your examples and their corresponding transcriptions in simbraille.
I hope this is helpful.
–Kyle
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