See H₂O on Wiktionary
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"ref": "Liedtext bei Hazy Osterwald",
"text": "H₂O? No, no, no! Whisky pur, Whisky pur, Whisky pur! -"
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"author": "Wolfgang Asselborn (Hrsg.)",
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"text": "„Die Bezeichnung Kohlenhydrate geht auf die allgemeine Molekülformel Cₙ(H₂O)ₘ zurück, die viele Vertreter dieser Stoffgruppe kennzeichnet.“",
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"text": "„Die Bezeichnung Kohlenhydrate geht auf die allgemeine Molekülformel Cₙ(H₂O)ₘ zurück, die viele Vertreter dieser Stoffgruppe kennzeichnet.“",
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