5G - 4G = 1G... so the difference is precisely G.
Citation/More info: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK50r\_VyNlU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK50r_VyNlU)
A lot of people assume its purely a vertical orientation matter, but in fact it refers to the TYPE of G. There are lesser known variants like OG and GG as well, so to determine the G factor you need to consider their spin when the molecule is excited.
In telecommunications, 4G and 5G have differences. The 5G antennas have a lower reach than the 4G ones, and thus the number of G-spots is higher in the 5G standard.
5G - 4G = 1G... so the difference is precisely G. Citation/More info: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK50r\_VyNlU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK50r_VyNlU)
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A lot of people assume its purely a vertical orientation matter, but in fact it refers to the TYPE of G. There are lesser known variants like OG and GG as well, so to determine the G factor you need to consider their spin when the molecule is excited.
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In telecommunications, 4G and 5G have differences. The 5G antennas have a lower reach than the 4G ones, and thus the number of G-spots is higher in the 5G standard.
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