"looking for chemistry symbols?"

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There is no special symbol. You just have to format the font of the "2" as a
subscript.
 
Hi wpreece,

Type Capital C: Lowercase c: Ctrl+Shift + 2: (Outcome = Co2 as you want it)

To go back to ordinary print reverse Tony's advice.

regards: muffet
 
But you'd still be wrong. That would be the symbol for a two-atom
molecule of cobalt.
 
Well - it is just an assumption that the OP meant carbon dioxide :-)

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Enjoy,
Tony

But you'd still be wrong. That would be the symbol for a two-atom
molecule of cobalt.
 
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