Hi,
I am currently writing on my bachelors thesis in applied physics and need to write down a simple chemical reaction in a formula. to that end i need to have a + sign in a superscript to denote positively charged hydrogen atoms: something like H^{+}. with numbers and letters this command works just fine, however, if i try to do it with symbols like + or -, it doesnt. is there another way to do superscripts with symbols?
thx for your support
[Solved] Symbols in superscripts
[Solved] Symbols in superscripts
OpenOffice4.1.1 64bit
Re: symbols in superscripts
Greetings and welcome to the community forum!
OO Math follows a rudimentary grammar and plus and minus are operators that expect two operands, one on either side.
So you can either provide empty operands: H^{{}+{}}
Or, put quotes around it to mark it as plain text: H^"+"
You'll see that the two give slightly different results.
For something as simple as H+, you can also use text with a superscript, rather than a formula.
You can also define a new symbol (Tools > Catalog ...) and write it as H^%plus
OO Math follows a rudimentary grammar and plus and minus are operators that expect two operands, one on either side.
So you can either provide empty operands: H^{{}+{}}
Or, put quotes around it to mark it as plain text: H^"+"
You'll see that the two give slightly different results.
For something as simple as H+, you can also use text with a superscript, rather than a formula.
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Re: symbols in superscripts
thank you very much! your answer was very helpful!
OpenOffice4.1.1 64bit