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Include superscript and subscript in a XML.

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    Can anyone possibly let me know, how can i use superscript and subscript in an xml. I need to insert a chemical formula . eg; H2SO4 where 2 and 4 are subscript and show them in an xml. How could i do it? Is there tags such as "sub" and "sup" that we can use in an xml. For eg; Sulphuric Acid H2SO4 If any one has the solution, pls let me know

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      Can anyone possibly let me know, how can i use superscript and subscript in an xml. I need to insert a chemical formula . eg; H2SO4 where 2 and 4 are subscript and show them in an xml. How could i do it? Is there tags such as "sub" and "sup" that we can use in an xml. For eg; Sulphuric Acid H2SO4 If any one has the solution, pls let me know

      Aspiring Techie, Vishnu Nath

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      XML is just markup, it doesn't specify how things should look. It sounds as if you might need a markup language directed towards chemical formulas. I did a search and found CML - Chemical Markup Language: http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/cml/[^]. Maybe that's what you're looking for. Scott

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