There are only two men named Zacharias in the Bible and that is curious: Zacharias is the Greek transliteration of the extremely popular Hebrew name ×××¨××, Zechariah. This name consists of two parts. The ending of the name is ××, the abbreviated form of the Name of the Lord: ×××× or YHWH.
A chemical formula combines two or more symbols and it represents a chemical compound. We notice that the chemical symbols are followed oftenly by a subscript that represents the mole proprtions of next element. Chemical equation involve chemical formulas of reactants and products.
Originally Answered: What is the difference between formulas and equations? A formula is usually a general rule, written in the form of algebra (letters to represent different quantities) to more easily and succinctly portray the information. That whole thing can be written as [math]F=ma[/math], which means exactly the same thing. An equation is any mathematical text that has an equal sign.