Chemistry

{{Title text: These are all sans-serif compounds. Serif compounds are dramatically different and usually much more reactive.}} ((Capital letter H with circles on each of the legs of the H)) Hydrogen can form four bonds. It readily bonds with itself, and often exists as a crystal. ((Image of several letters H "bonded" labeled crystalline hydrogen)) ((Capital letter C with circles on each end of the letter)) Carbon can only form two bonds. It readily bonds with hydrogen to form C₂H (mydrane) or itself. ((Image of two letters C linked labeled C₂)) ((Image of two letters C linked with a letter H between them labeled C₂H)) ((Capital letter O)) Oxygen is inert, forming no bonds... ((Image of several letters O labeled monatomic oxygen gas)) Typographic chemistry

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