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Futurehuman11 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Is this comma correct?
The terms oxidation state and oxidation number are often used interchangeably.Rigorously, however, oxidation number is used in coordination chemistry[,] with a slightly different meaning.
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Use a comma if you want to make with a slightly different meaning sound like a parenthesis, if you want to make a break after chemistry ... Not otherwise. Leave a space after periods (...
- Use a comma if you want to make with a slightly different meaning sound like a parenthesis, if you want to make a break after chemistry ...
- Not otherwise.
- Leave a space after periods (...
- interchangeably.
- )
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Use a comma if you want to make
with a slightly different meaning
sound like a parenthesis, if you want to make a break after chemistry ...
Not otherwise.
Leave a space after periods (... interchangeably. Rigorously ...)
with a slightly different meaning
sound like a parenthesis, if you want to make a break after chemistry ...
Not otherwise.
Leave a space after periods (... interchangeably. Rigorously ...)
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