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A single atom with no parameters. It can be any of the atoms listed in this file. | A single atom with no parameters. It can be any of the atoms listed in this file. | ||
'''Example''': uni_use_last_atom_string <mat_title> | '''Example''': uni_use_last_atom_string <mat_title> | ||
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FDO91
A single atom with no parameters. It can be any of the atoms listed in this file.
Example: uni_use_last_atom_string <mat_title>
