The MARTIN Game

Jeremiah Farrell; Karen Farrell

The MARTIN Game

Jeremiah Farrell
, Karen Farrell

Butler University

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Abstract

The MARTIN diagram uses each letter of the name to form nine chemical symbols.The Game. Two players alternately select nodes trying to obtain three nodes with a common letter or three nodes of the same color obtaining all the letters of MARTIN.

Original language	American English
Journal	Word Ways
State	Published - Nov 1 2019

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games
linguistics

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The MARTIN Game

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