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Water in which the hydrogen atoms, 1H, are replaced by the heavier isotope deuterium, 2H, is most commonly referred to as water described by what adjective?
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Water in which the hydrogen atoms, 1H, are replaced by the heavier isotope deuterium, 2H, is most commonly referred to as water described by what adjective?

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Answer: Water in which the hydrogen atoms are replaced by the heavier isotope deuterium is commonly referred to as "heavy water."

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