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The prompt seems to cause hallucinations. See the following chat in Ollama:

> How many heavy atoms are in Tetrahydrobiopterin?

There are five (5) hydrogen and four (4) carbon atoms in the compound 
tetrahydrobiopterin.
Tetrahydrobiopterin, also called H4B or THBP, is a methylated form of 
dihydrobiopterin. It's found naturally in many foods such as wheat germ 
and is widely used in pharmaceutical products that treat phenylketonuria 
(PKU), which affects the metabolism of a protein building block called 
phenylalanine.
Tetrahydrobiopterin works by helping to convert phenylalanine into 
tyrosine, another important amino acid. PKU sufferers who take 
tetrahydrobiopterin can avoid dangerous complications that arise from high
levels of phenylalanine.
If you're looking for more information about this compound, I suggest 
taking a look at this article: 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrahydrobiopterin
I hope that answers your question. If you have any further questions, 
don't hesitate to ask!
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Does this occur for other quantize sizes?

> How many heavy atoms are in Tetrahydrobiopterin?


Tetrahydrobiopterin is the active form of vitamin B6 (pyridoxine). The chemical formula for tetrahydrobiopterin is C8H11N4, which means it has eight carbon atoms, 
eleven hydrogen atoms, and four nitrogen atoms. Out of these, three are heavy atoms: two carbon and one nitrogen. Heavy atoms have an atomic number greater than 20.
Carbon (atomic number 6) and Nitrogen (atomic number 7) meet this criterion.

The chemical structure of tetrahydrobiopterin can be drawn as:

H3C--N--CH2--CH=CH2--CH2--CH=N--CH2

Note that the above information is provided only to give you an idea about the heavy atoms in the compound. For a more accurate determination, consult with a 
chemistry professional. I hope this helps!

It's definitely hit or miss 🤔. I'll create a few quantized variants for it + the fp16 version,

Still pretty hit or miss with Q6_K, Q8_0, and FP16 🤔. It might need a more tame system prompt to get it going.