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As of now, a word like Mississippi uses S for Sulfur a lot, when it could be using Silicon in some places. If you consider two instances of Sulfur (S) to each be unique, replacing with Silicon (Si) where able would reduce the number of elements.
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As of now, a word like Mississippi uses S for Sulfur a lot, when it could be using Silicon in some places. If you consider two instances of Sulfur (S) to each be unique, replacing with Silicon (Si) where able would reduce the number of elements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: