E27081

E27081 is a stable hydrogen isotopologue. Hydrogen has three stable isotopes, deuterium (hydrogen-2 or ²H), tritium (hydrogen-3 or ³H), and protium (hydrogen-1 or ¹H). The latter is the most abundant isotope of hydrogen in the environment, having an atomic mass of approximately 1 unit as compared to the standards. This is the reason it is not specified when stating the hydrogen, in line with general chemistry. E27081 specifically signifies one of the hydrogen types present in this compound and giving the presence of this particle the chemical is identified. The chemical is a hydrogen reference to someone having molecular structure as AFAIK (if attributes file has it). The other attributes of its presence within a component is referred to more as %H as approximate proportion of its atom presence.

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