Degree symbol spacing

Rule 4 Use °C with a space after the number, but no space between the degree symbol and the capital C. For K (kelvin), include a space between the number and the K do not use the degree symbol with kelvin. 

Use °C with a space after a number, but no space between the degree symbol and the capital C 15 °C. 

Abbreviations mp, melting point bp, boiling point lit., literature value and dec, decomposition. A full space is used between the number and the unit °C the degree symbol is closed up to the C. A superscript number after lit. denotes the number of the reference. 

Spacing, hyphens, and italics. When a unit symbol is given after a number, a space is always left between the number and the symbol with the exception of cases where the symbol appears in the superscript position, such as degree, minute, and second of plane angles. The symbol for degree Celsius may be written either with or without a space before the degree symbol. For example,... 

Symbol (0) for characteristic temperature. 2. Symbol (0) for degree of saturation of binding sites as defined in the Langmuir isotherm treatment for adsorption of a ligand onto a surface. See Langmuir Isotherm. 3. Symbol (0) for plane angle. 4. Symbol (0) for one of the space coordinates in the three-dimensional, spherical polar coordinate system. 5. Symbol (0) for Celsius temperature. 

We will reserve the plainer symbol P for homogeneous polynomials of degree n in only two variables, a star player in our drama.) The set P is a complex vector space of dimension 1 the set containing only the function f C, (x, y, z) 1 is a basis. Let T denote the restriction of the... 

The SI unit of Celsius temperature is the degree Celsius, °C, which is equal to the kelvin, K. °C should be treated as a single symbol, with no space between the ° sign and the letter C. (The symbol °K, and the symbol °, should no longer be used.)... 

Exception 1 Do not leave a space between a number and the percent, angular degree, angular minute, or angular second symbols. 

Most of the Mathematica symbols are the same as those used in Excel or various computer programming languages such as BASIC except for the use of a blank space for multiplication. Excel and BASIC use only the asterisk for multiplication. In ordinary formulas, placing two symbols together without a space between them can stand for multiplication. In Mathematica, if you write xy, the software will think you mean a variable called xy, and not the product of x and y. However, you can write either 2x or 2 x for 2 times x, but not x2. It is probably best to use the asterisk ( ) for multiplication rather than a space in input statements. Watch for the use of the blank space in output statements. Complex arithmetic is done automatically, using the capital letter I for. Several constants are available by using symbols Pi, E, I, Infinity, and Degree stand for n,e,i =, oo, and... 

It is common practice to express a thermodynamic temperature, symbol T, in terms of its difference from the reference temperature = 273.15 K. The numerical value of a Celsius temperature t expressed in degrees Celsius is given byt/°C = 77K-273.15. The unit °C maybe used in combination widi SI prefixes, e.g., millidegree Celsius, m°C. Note that there should never be a space between the ° sign and the letter C, and diat the symbol for kelvin is K, not °K. 

The translational and orientational degrees of freedom can be treated separately (this follows from fundamentals of group theory which states that groups of translations and rotations are subgroups of the crystalline space groups P r, Q) = P(r) x P(0). Here x is a symbol of the group product. In particular case of the isotropic liquid or nematic phase (no positional order) f (r, Q) = pf (Q) where p = constant is density. 

Therefore, one can say that the scalar quantities are zero degree tensors (and are written in a simple way, as symbols), while the vectors are first degree tensors (and are represented throughout some s5mibols that use a sub-index in order to specify their direction in space). 

Degree (temperature) Degree Celsius Note that there is no space between the symbol ° and the letter. The... 

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