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While making a translation to a YouTube video (translations can only be in Unicode, no other markup is possible as far as I know of), I stumbled across the concentration of H+ in orange juice. It is supposed to be one times ten to the negative 3.5 molar.
I'd like to write it down as "1·10-3,5 M" (mind the comma, it is translated to dutch). The problem is that I can not find a superscript comma or even a superscript period between all 120,520 unicode graphical characters.
Does someone have an idea on how to solve this?
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Superscript numbers are placed after quotation marks, commas and periods. They are placed before semicolons and colons.
The basic comma is defined in Unicode as U+002C , COMMA ( ,), and many variants by typography or language are also defined.
As far as I know there is no unicode for superscript comma however you can use (U+22C5) as dot seperator.
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There exists two, but the first is more useful for your use case.
U+1d112 Musical Symbol Breath Mark
𝄒
U+02BC Modifier Letter Apostrophe
ʼ
edit: thanks to Rahul Tripathi, I've looked into a period character. U+22C5 Dot Operator
⋅
On most fonts, it looks real weird. But on the font Palatino, it's perfect.
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