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Varkuzan Chemistry

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The vocabulary for Varkuzan chemistry is self-generated based on chemistry, the Varkuzan letter-integer system, and the rules expressed here for the generation of Varkuzan chemical vocabulary.

There are two different Varkuzan chemistry systems, one fits biochemistry much more aptly the other inorganic chemistry; this is a typical approach in Varkuzan rather than force one system, it is perceived as preferable to use to much more custom systems that are nevertheless close and can be interchanged and equally used for virtually all situations.

gwʌŋkemistrï
chemistry

1.c t........designates chemistry
1.cc lrwy....state of matter
1.v o'.......designates chemistry
1.v/c........isomeric info (atomic/material)
n.c..........atomic number first digit first element
n.cc lrwy....multiplier supplement to n.v
n.v..........number of atoms in molecule of first element
n.vc.........atomic number second digit first element
nn.c.........atomic number first digit next element
nn.cc lrwy...multiplier supplement to nn.v
nn.v.........number of atoms in molecule of next element
nn.vc........atomic number second digit next element
Example: water....to'eva'
liquid water......tro'eva'
impure liquid water.....tro'pq'eva'
uranium hexafluoride....to'la'vfi


Hydrogen, as one, can go unwritten only in the second syllable and only if the first cluster has no backconsonants
Empty Set......Unspecified
Solid..........l.....2
Liquid.........r.....3
Gas............w.....4
Other..........y.....5 (problem transferred to isomeric marker)

Simple Chemistry Rules Beta Number System for frontcluster of first syllable-element only, first element must be sixty or less in atomic number and 18 or less in number of atoms, the second element can't have more than 22 atoms, but the third and subsequent can have up to 110....first vowel is always a'' and subsequent vowels are used for number of atoms of said element in molecule....hydrogen can be unspoken in the first element only

vyutmu gwʌŋkemistrïjiû
Vocabulary-Generating ordered rules for chemistry system-2

ðwux atomic number using consonant numbering system alpha
ðwun atomic number booster based on liquid consonant number boosting system
ðwul kelɔ ɔalways "ɔ," designates this chemical system of rules
ðwuk designates number of atoms of said element in said molecule when 16 or less
ðwuox designates atomic number of next (highest?) element in molecule
ðwuon designates atomic number booster based on liquid consonant number boosting system
ðwuol designates number of atoms of said element in said molecule using vowel-alpha numbering system
???ðwuok designates isomeric information using post-12 consonants

vlutnä gwʌŋkemistrïjiû
ordered list of syntactic-inclusion restricting-rules for chemistry system-2

1. Each word equals a molecule
2. Each syllable within each word corresponds to one element within the molecule
3. The syllables are ordered first metals then non-metals from lowest in atomic number to highest*
4. If the syllable with the lowest atomic number has more than 24 atoms in the molecule, then the syllable with the lowest atomic number that has no more than 24 atoms within the molecule will come first followed by the others under rule 3
5. If Rule 4 cannot be satisfied due to no element within the molecule having 24 atoms or less then the first syllable is just "ɔŋ"
6. If there are at least three syllables in the word, then any isomeric information must be in the second syllable and the last syllable may use either form atomic number-consonant transliteration
8. If a syllable ends in the same consonant that the next syllable begins with than "h&#oslash;" must be inserted between these two syllables
9. If the element with the lowest atomic number has between 23 and 143 atoms in the molecule then a fully numeric syllable e.g. vik must be inserted
10. If the first front or back consonant of the first syllable is q then it can remain unwritten
11. All element can have no more than one syllable in the molecule
12. If a syllable has an "ɔ" vowel, a subsequent numeric syllable may be infixed direcly following that relates the number of molecules to the syllable before
*Hydrogen is not a metal in Varkuzan chemistry, and the Varkuzan periodic table places Hydrogen above Carbon, because its valence shell half-full, which is a superior interpretation of Hydrogen's valence shell than either plus one or minus one

gwʌŋegzämpálz gwʌŋkemistrïjiû
chemistry system-2 examples

ɔjvä water; H2 O
ɔjva water; H2 O
ɔjvra liquid water; H2 O
ɔjvat pure water; H2 O
water.(alternate).....va:q'e
ɔjvrat pure liquid water; H2 O
stɔ... CNOH
ɔmnä methane; C H4
ɔnhøne butane; C2 H6
nɔjðï, nɔjðɔ
ɔvné ethane; C3 H8
butane..(alt)....na:jmi'
kɔqäs table salt; Na Cl kɔ(ð)cpä(ð)
table salt.(alt).ka:r'a'
ɔjvébä sulphuric acid; H2 S O4
ɔjva water; H2 O
ɔmneve acetic acid; C2 H4 O2
vɔjhøjäj rust; Fe O2
vɔjtä quartz; Si O2
nɔve water; C O2
nɔvøqäv calcium carbonate; Ca C O3
fɔnläv uranium hexafluoride; U F6
vɔmdetäjej peridot; Fe2 Mg2 Si O4
vɔmdetäjre peridot (alt); Fe2 Mg2 Si O4
clɔmäs potassium chloride; K I
ɔdnïvï sugar; C6 H12 O6
mɔzvuĩxetïjäd emerald; Be3 Al2 Si6 O18 Cr
ɔlimnɔrizlãivãigäjäz vitamin B-12 (cyanocobalamin);C63 H88 Co N14 O14 P
gɔðenstatnämzlä
ðrɔ chromium


Chart of Varkuzan Polyatomic Front Consonant Roots

Varkuzan Root	Chemical Formula	English
st-	CNOH
...	CH2	...
...	CH3	...
ck-	CH2O	monosaccharide
...	CO2	...
...	CO3	carbonate
...	NO3	nitrate
w-?	H20	...

ISOMERS
IONS
ISOTOPES
GENERAL VOCABULARY
STATES OF MATTER
EXPRESSING VARIABLE SUBCHEMICALS IN CHEMICAL FORMULAS
variable: r-
Parenthetical,, lɔ to ɔ with the backcluster of the latter the index of the parenthetical
w- h20
ck- ch20
qp- chno
CH2 zg-
CH3 zb-
NO3 jd-
-h variable index (l used for 18 in back and variable in front, h in front is argon)
CO3 ðd-
ɣ C(x)H(2x-1)O(x) (simple acetate ion)
y- followed by vowel for isomer, ion, isotope, state of matter (e´)(m,t,c)[lsg] and then backconsonant indictating which; used as a suffix
st- followed by ɔ and backconsonant to create general category acts like a unimark for the subsequent syllables, mixtures
qk- metachemical vocabulary
the insplicing of a "i" syllable is always to increase by that number the number of the syllable before
EXPRESSING VARIABLE INTEGERS IN CHEMICAL FORMULAS
(including linear additions and parentheticals)
MIXTURES AND CHEMICAL VARIETIES
(including alkali, acid, organic, inorganic, poisonous, lipids, excetera)
when not following "a," "t" can be added to open ending vowels for aesthetic reasons, if "t" is needed for indexing between 13 by 13-24 and 15 by 1-12, it can be accomplished by those means
HYDROGEN ON THE TABLE AND TSYɔ