"H₂SO₄" meaning in Translingual

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Symbol

Head templates: {{head|mul|symbol}} H₂SO₄
  1. (inorganic chemistry) the chemical formula of sulfuric acid Categories (topical): Chemical formulae, Inorganic chemistry Derived forms: SO₄²-, SO₄, sulfate, HSO₄-, HSO₄, bisulfate, monohydrogen sulfate Related terms: H₂SO₃, sulfurous acid

Alternative forms

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