poem “Deuterium: How Sweet It Is”, a Twitter-length Periodic Table poem that talks about using Hydrogen isotope Deuterium to replace Hydrogen in water, making it literally heavier, but after scientists tasted heavy water in 1936, they deduced it was sweet (but tasting something alone is not conclusive evidence), so further research confirming this was done by Hebrew University, so they could definitively say that heavy water activates the human T1R2/T1R3 sweet taste receptors, By Chicago Poet Janet Kuypers

Deuterium:
How Sweet It Is
Janet Kuypers
5/18/21 Twitter-length poem
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Hydrogen + 1 neutron = a heavy Deuterium
this isotope in water makes D2O heavy water
Researchers from ‘35 tasted it
said it as sweet
but tasting alone is inconclusive
So Hebrew U got all technical
& tons of tests proved heavy water activates
our T1R2/T1R3 sweet taste receptors

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