Heavy water (D₂O) is a form of water with a different isotopic composition.
The water in which hydrogen atoms have been replaced by deuterium atoms is called
Asked in Group C Exam 2011 · Topic: Hydrogen and Its Compounds (Heavy Water (D2O): Preparation, properties, and uses)
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