Re: Re: Cu, Hg, etc.

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On several recent posts, members of this site were

asking " what is Cu " ?

In our age of text messaging, it might sound like some

kind of a sign off to a message string, but no, that

is not the case. Cu is the code for Copper, from the

Periodic Table of the Elements. If you do a search on

Yahoo! for Periodic Table of the Elements, there is a

link to the Los Alamos Laboratory Periodic Table of

the Elements. It is listed as a resource for students

from elementary up through high school.

Just click on one of the letter codes, such as

Cu,(copper), K (potassium), Hg (mercury), etc. and a

page will open with the details for that element. It

typically gives the Latin word that the name and

letter code is based on.

KCl was used in a recent post. This would be the

molecule (combined atoms) known as Potassium Chloride

(K + Cl). For this site and the focus on supplements

and protocols to get us through this frustrating

dance, having a copy of this Periodic Table of the

Elements can be a major tool in helping us make sense

of some of the posts and making it through this dance

successfully. Dr. Cutler is a Ph.D. in Chemistry. He

probably has this table essentially memorized. He

doesn't have to think twice about it. It is the most

basic element in his professional field.

Have a great Spring time everyone. Enjoy the flowers.

Klipfel

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