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Python script to subscript numbers in chemical formulae
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| p = "Hello world3 33" | |
| import re | |
| pfx = r"([a-zA-Z\)])" | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "0", r"\1₀", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "1", r"\1₁", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "2", r"\1₂", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "3", r"\1₃", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "4", r"\1₄", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "5", r"\1₅", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "6", r"\1₆", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "7", r"\1₇", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "8", r"\1₈", p) | |
| p = re.sub(pfx + "9", r"\1₉", p) | |
| print (p) |
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