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Bishop556
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Hello,
On all my REU applications besides two or three, I was asked to describe my previous research. I did so, but I realized I referred to the hydrogen atom as the hydrogen molecule. I showed in the case of H2+ that we develop the standard potential energy curve for the hydrogen atom. I accidentally wrote "hydrogen molecule" instead of "hydrogen atom". I assume that most people would not catch this mistake, but I am worried none the less. Is this typo worthy of an email to correct this error?
On all my REU applications besides two or three, I was asked to describe my previous research. I did so, but I realized I referred to the hydrogen atom as the hydrogen molecule. I showed in the case of H2+ that we develop the standard potential energy curve for the hydrogen atom. I accidentally wrote "hydrogen molecule" instead of "hydrogen atom". I assume that most people would not catch this mistake, but I am worried none the less. Is this typo worthy of an email to correct this error?