What does this curved n mean in chemistry?
We've got this curved n for energy, but I can't find anything about it? So we have energy: this curved n, UQ, etc.
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This is a Greek letter called Eta. Used for various things like haptic in complex bonds or viscosity. However, energy efficiency is most likely.
This looks like a eta and would then stand for efficiency
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/efficiency
I can’t answer your question, but I think you mean this. This can help other users to answer your question.