Coincidence?
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Coincidence?
Or do I need to focus in class more 
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I noticed that Rubidium, Rb, and Strontium, Sr, are right next to the other.
And then I thought about the Nissan engine series that begin with those two letters. I wonder if Nissan engineers looked at a periodic table and named the engines after those elements. The next one is Y, is there a Y engine series?
BTW 6.02 x 10^23 atoms equals one mole
h:I noticed that Rubidium, Rb, and Strontium, Sr, are right next to the other.
And then I thought about the Nissan engine series that begin with those two letters. I wonder if Nissan engineers looked at a periodic table and named the engines after those elements. The next one is Y, is there a Y engine series?
BTW 6.02 x 10^23 atoms equals one mole
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Originally Posted by ED9man
Or do I need to focus in class more h:
I noticed that Rubidium, Rb, and Strontium, Sr, are right next to the other.
And then I thought about the Nissan engine series that begin with those two letters. I wonder if Nissan engineers looked at a periodic table and named the engines after those elements. The next one is Y, is there a Y engine series?
BTW 6.02 x 10^23 atoms equals one mole
h:I noticed that Rubidium, Rb, and Strontium, Sr, are right next to the other.
And then I thought about the Nissan engine series that begin with those two letters. I wonder if Nissan engineers looked at a periodic table and named the engines after those elements. The next one is Y, is there a Y engine series?
BTW 6.02 x 10^23 atoms equals one mole
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