Sprins

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Sprins is a unique mixture of molecules determining the spray's properties. It assembles systematically. Sprins' parts are units – elements (small mixtures of molecules) and binders – nervulae.

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Elements and nervulae

There are three types of elements:

• main (majors)
• rare (minors)
• very rare (malaya, singular malay)

Main elements are:

• Parsintha (marked with P)
• Hyania (marked with H)
• Oropia (marked with O)
• Corothola (marked with C)
• Sallicina (marked with S)

Rare elements are:

• Vidiridia (marked with V)
• Elocca (marked with E)
• Ipicca (marked with I)
• Tattana (marked with T)

There is only one discovered and documented malay: Quegnaroc (marked with Q).

There is three types of nervulae:

• single
• double
• triple

Unitae assembly and naming

Unitae types

Unitae are a group of elements (similar to molecules in chemistry). They are inseparable, unlike chemical compounds. An example is P3H. There are many types of unitae:

• Unitae
  • Unithyns
  • Unithyls
  • Unithyms
• Unitiae
• Unithals
  • Visuals
  • Olfaudi
• Malayalae

Unitae can be also elementary, such as P, P₂, P₃, H₄ etc.

Superstem and substem of elements

The superstem and substem are unique "words" that are very important in unitae naming. Every element has an unique superstem and a substem. They are:

• Parsintha: pars-, -an
• Hyania: hyn-, -im
• Oropia: orop-, -on
• Corothola: kor-, -ol
• Sallicina: sal-, -il
• Vidiridia: vid-, -at
• Elocca: el-, -et
• Ipicca: ip-, -it
• Tattana: tatt-, -ut
• Quegnaroc: quegnar-, -oc

_{Note: superstem is on the left and substem is on the right.}