correct no3- and no2- superscript

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correct no3- and no2- superscript #77

Closed gkrahmann closed 2 years ago

gkrahmann commented 3 years ago

Is this superscripted minus sign necessary? We have not used it anywhere else. Nitrate by itself is an ion, so it should have the minus. But then everywhere or nowhere...

soerenthomsen commented 3 years ago

Not an expert on this. But agree that is should be congruent throughout the whole document. @mpatey what do you say?

soerenthomsen commented 3 years ago

To have it congruent at the moment approved it.

mpatey commented 3 years ago

My vote would be for the charge to be indicated throughout because NO₃^- is chemical notation and it is incorrect not to include it.

gkrahmann commented 3 years ago

Please see also issue #4

soerenthomsen commented 2 years ago

Ok so everything has to be changed to NO₃^- and NO₂^- throughout the whole text.

gkrahmann commented 2 years ago

ok, will do that, piece by piece...