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the same information but that leads me into the other point you mentioned, about the
Inorganic section. As a reader and someone that has mainly used Knowledge for school, it seems relavant to me to include as much of the uses for a compound or an element as with fluoride isn't steelmaking or aluminium or for dental care in the big picture. The reason I even started looking it up was to look at alternative uses, but it was a little confusing the overlap between fluoride and fluorine that and the names being similar didn't help, and I made a silly mistake on my part. The inorganic section seems very relavant as I was most intrested in the inorganic properties, which does get into steel making and such, but there are so many other research sections. How do you think it would work best to include the rich diversity of an element such as F, but not include filler? I ask, only because I don't have a good answer myself. That said, maybe put the steel and aluminum section under inorganic chemistry and just have the uses divided by class of chemistry? Thank you again, --
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know Wiki-guidelines. U.S. students especially seem rarely mindful that
Knowledge is highly international, with the consequence that artwork can be shared over many languages, hence our encouragement that you edit your ChemDraws. Another characteristic of homeworky projects is that rather than making incremental, integrated edits, which is the way Knowledge tends to grow well, students drop a large and often self-standing essay that does not integrate well (like your compound numbers) into our exsiting content. Understandably: students are looking for a grade and they are rarely going to come back to Knowledge and "clean up after themselves." So now you know some perspectives, we wish other students did the same, but you got picked on and your classmates did not. Let us know if we can help. One way you can help is to pass on this advice to your instructor! --
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context. The prof title was in the article previously. What words in the FIGURE (it's not artwork)? Guided and Innate? It lends to making the content more digestible, or that's what I understand (look at the article, they do it). I'm not writing for just those that read
English, yes, but two or three words in a figure doesn't ruin it. You can say the same about color; color in a figure isn't helpful for those who are color-blind. WP is for the public, including those that aren't familiar with the subject. Hence, removing introductory information to contextualize an idea isn't conducive toward achieving that goal. Oh, and removing the figure from reaction conditions...that figure has been on the page forever. I'm still adding to the page. Also, if you're going to talk to users, take the time to check your spelling and grammar.
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indecipherable, and so therefore are unreliable as encyclopedic content.". Start by editing in dribs and drabs. Target the worst parts of offending articles. A lot of this stuff is written by non-experts, so there is no problem with experts apparently like yourself just rewriting/deleting a section or two and then waiting to see how the revision is received. Typically deafening silence. The chemically fluent editors are helpful but tend to mildly avoid each other, not out of antisocial tendencies but because our interests diverge. FYI, IMHO the greatest long range challenge in
Wikichem is WP:UNDUE, which arises from WP:COI and non-observance of WP:SECONDARY. Happy editing, --Smokefoot (talk) 23:40, 30 May 2014 (UTC)
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information you posted regardless, as nowhere does it bar even primary sources, stating that they should be backed up by secondary sources whenever possible if making "an interpretation", which I was certainly not doing! It is common and accepted practice to cite the same article more than once on a Wiki page. And FTR, I am not at all affiliated with any of the publishers,researchers, or authors in question! The information you wantonly deleted was cited in multiple sources, is factually accurate, and widely accepted. You seem to have a minor fixation on the issues of "sourcing" and COI. I encourage you to rethink your actions in the future to avoid conflict with your fellow editors.
743:. It also says that higher alkyl groups work as well for this method. Looks to me that this sort of reaction could have industrial applications (considering aromatic substitution is a pain in the ass). The author also explains the reason for this type of synthesis "going out of style" is because petroleum's rise to dominance over the prior calcium carbide industry (and acetylene's cheaper petroleum replacement ethylene). We all know that is a problem considering that we, as a species, are rapidly depleting our oil reserves. Definitely an opportunity to invent new, cheap, "future proof" syntheses of substituted aromatics...
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5459:. The statement itself was added long time before by an anonymous user, without any citation. Could you please explain what exactly have you found in this Ullmann's Encyclopedia about "low resistance against flowing liquids"? As a PhD in physical chemistry and physics I am sure, that there must be some misunderstanding, but I do not have this book nor the access to its electronic version.
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Is that structure in the original on the bottom right labeled 'Unfavored TS' clear and easy to read? I'm not necessarily saying my drawing was clearer (I hope it was, that was my goal), but the point was not to add knowledge, but to add aesthetics. I wish I had the ability to correct the errors and make it more appealing, but I did not. Let's work together to accomplish both goals. --
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prefer to avoid words in artwork. You are not writing for the US only, what if other language Wikis want to use the art? they are stuck with the
English in many schemes. Yes, journals do that but they also copyright their artwork, Knowledge does the reverse, we share our artwork. For many Wiki readers, English is not their language of choice. See this
3959:...wanted to call your attention to my shading of your entries. This is being done, so new editors comments are not lost in the sea of counter-discourse between Boghog and I. Doing so makes the new comments and questions easier to find, and easier to refer to. Since we get along fine, I am going to assume it is alright, but just ping me / say here if it is
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active research for developing new methods for C-H activation as well as using available methods, so I'm not being "gullible". The slides are cited, what's the issue with that? You can find them on google. I'm still fixing up the page, adding explanations, more examples and am reworking the page entirely. Thanks,
3849:. During the creation of this page/section I will check the meaning of each term in some reliable source. In the case of "bulk materials", I found this term somewhere (I don't remember where at the moment) as a synonym of "commodity", but now I am doubting that they are synonyms, so what do you suggest about the
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Sarmalkow, thanks for engaging us. This time of year, and again in the spring, Wiki-chem gets a burst of homework assignments, like yours. These students are trying to do the right thing but how could they possibly know the guidelines? Unfortunately, instructors are rarely involved and also do not
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And experience shows that students homework assignments could almost alway be improved - do you agree? Some specifics: The term "recent" becomes stale in a year or two in the encyclopedia, no one is using
Periana catalysis for methane activation. Ever. Why refer to him with a title Prof? etc. We
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Riventree, great idea in my opinion. I bet these salts are used in all sorts of ways. It would be interesting to describe the structures with respect to hydrogen-bonding. Also whether these salts form hydrates. But that content can be added over time and eventually various editors will find some
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Yes, I amended your edit on MnO. You can always check the history of edits by clicking on the history tab at the top of your page. Or you can check up on the editing activity of anyone by clicking "User contributions" on the left side of any user page. So if you look at my contributions, about ten
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I've read your comment (message?) on my page. I understand what you mean, but I was just adding some info that could not be found anywhere else and I once needed, and couldn't find on wiki. Anyway, I'll refrain from adding manual-like content (pretty much the only stuff I can add, sadly). It's better
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onto the retina. Common usage rarely makes that distinction -- even collectors of vintage photographs usually call their swap meets "image shows" -- so it is certainly not mandated here, but when possible without making the wording too awkward I now incline to referring to the artifacts themselves as
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Fair question, friend. My goal was not to add knowledge to
Knowledge, my goal was to redraw mechanisms or schemes from WP that could look better with a little forethought into design. It started on Twitter as #ChemDrawChallenge, where we would take a sloppy or confusing ChemDraw image from a paper or
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Well the main thing is that it is nice that you want to contributie. One suggestion if you are a new editor is to work on smaller scale projects than some grand mechanism. We need articles on many useful ligands for example. Lots of articles on complex heterocycles lack citations. Try to stick to
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Although with best of intentions, you may be engaged in a tricky game especially since you are starting this process before you have good sources. Yes, we realize that some compounds are made on a large scale. I recommend caution because I doubt if official definitions exist for bulk, commodity, or
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is the most effective or appropriate article for the topic. All sorts of ill-thought out overlapping topics have often been created on very similar topics. It is this level of analysis that really is taxing. Often the solution is to merge related articles, which I sometimes advocate, thinking that
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As for topic reccomendations, besides the other occasional curiosities, I am interested in sourcing chemical reagents from renewable resources (i.e. practical yet unconventional total syntheses of reagents). It's fun to think (mostly waste time) over. If you have something weird for me in a secondary
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not in the wrong place. And I can be an aggressive editor. So the collision of your relative inexperience with my ways is surely frustrating. You handled the situation perfectly: with a note to the deleter. The other angle you can take is, if you think my action was ill-advised, is revert what I
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Hi, Smokefoot: In general, I would agree with your comments. However, as I am now almost 92 years old and also that I have not had anything to do with the subject article, I hesitate to get involved in re-writing parts of that article. Please try to get some chemist (rather than a chemical engineer)
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But even that question doesn't really matter. My question is, is the original mechanism nice to look at? Could it be more clear or more appealing with a little face lift? And if it has errors, can we both fix those errors and make it more aesthetically pleasing and/or even clearer than the original?
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Otherwise, I am quite comfortable with my approach to offering accolades for good content creation, editing and administration (and those doing it), as well as in challenging unfit material, and interacting with others (non-expert and expert), etc. Moreover, I have been awarded for calling attention
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Hi there - thanks for taking out the edits on Iodine value I had made on my tablet - I guess I thought I would get back quicker to do the things I had tried to suggest. Could you have a look and see what you think of the next version - there were some things in my edit which I can only see as being
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They weren't apps you deleted, they were alternate preservatives to EDTA used in ocular pharm. Increasingly EDTA is used instead of BAC, so I have added EDTA to BAC page (as well as other 3rd gen and 1st gen preservatives). For completeness they were also added to EDTA page. Don't see an issue with
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I also agree with the "thanks for contributing" and the value added by even good content that is not up to great style. And I also echo the need to get feedback back to the instructors about how they can better work with
Knowledge and help their students understand/become more quickly accustomed to
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I know that two of those articles you mention were written from scratch (including the images) within the past few days by editors who also are new to Knowledge. It's not unusual for new editors not to know the local style guidelines and conventions. Some of those are even worse in that the "Figure
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Okay, I find I'm headed into some other points...The experimental results (specific catalysts and their product ratios) can similarly be removed and simply described in the text (since it really is just text anyway). Or simply omitted altogether (Knowledge focuses on secondary references, so seeing
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Your enthusiasm is admirable, and you know a lot of chemistry, but it is still worth exploring your proposed edits on Talk pages before inserting them. You arent required to, of course, but it would be a good idea to give you a chance to hear different perspectives. Most of these articles already
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Another major application is in fuel and hydraulic lines, due to PTFE's low resistance against flowing liquids. Colder temperatures at high altitudes cause these fluids to flow more slowly. Coating the lines's interior surfaces with low-resistance PTFE helps to compensate by allowing the liquids to
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Hello- I made several changes to the water fluoridation controversy page, which were reverted with a suggestion to post an explanation of all edits on the talk page for discussion. I did so, but there have been no comments, so I'm not sure where to go from there since I've never dealt with reverted
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it looks like that there are two types of commodity chemicals, so now I am not sure that the terms "bulk chemicals" and "commodity chemicals" are exact synonyms: most likely "bulk chemical" is a synonym of "branded commodity chemicals". Give a couple of days to check these definitions in a reliable
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It just seems that what you are trying to do requires a lot of expertise in biosynthetic and biodegradation pathways and access to high level sources, not just websites. So I would try to convince your teacher to get involved (probably over their head too, I would guess) or make the topic a little
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I guess the article should be cleaned up, that would be the way to go rather than adding to the problem. There also is the appearance of COI between the editor who started an article on a journal edited by Ramsden and citing an obscure article by the same person in the same journal. Thanks for the
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Thanks for the reminder. Although I might err in some cases, I usually follow official protocol. It would be nice to have the authority to switch the target title to an existing redirect without needing to ask for an administrator, but I get lots of help. It looks like the move that I wanted was
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Thank you for looking over my work once again. I will take your critiques to heart and make some appropriate changes. I agree about my illustration, it is a butt-ugly eyesore. I just thought I would draw it because the whole article set a precedence for pictures (i.e. I didn't want my submission be
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I know that WP is public and anyone can edit any article. I don't need a lecture on that. How is a student homework assignment relevant? "Recent" is relative. Periana catalysis was in the article previously; I just moved it into a different section. Even if it isn't used anymore, it still provides
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Dear Kohw: First of all, thanks for the note. Second, be aware that I have zero authority here and my exhortations are only that (hot air). In the end, editors do what they want and so long as the content is moderately factual, it will largely stand. Some comments inserted above. Good luck and
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Thank you for the feed back, and clarification. I'll double check the link for what I was thinking but it makes more sense now. As for RSC it seem informative. I've listen to many of their podcasts and for the elements podcasts they are each produced by different professions. They mention a lot of
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Re your comment about the depletion of our petrochemical reserves. My understanding also is that cheap petroleum destroyed the coal-based chemical industry. Thank god though! Calcium carbide based chemistry is filthy and is probably only practiced in PRC and other places that tolerate pollution
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I'll address one point: use of numbers to identify structures in an image. The fundamental problem is that it ties the image to the article at the point it was created. The image becomes less usable in other contexts. And the article itself becomes less editable because if the images get shuffled
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is approx tetrahedral, P is 6. A bit weird- the structure is sort of fluorite like but as not all T holes are filled the coordination is 6 of the vertices of a distorted cube. ZnP2 has infinite P chains- anions if you like limiting ionic structures although its a semiconductor too. The structure
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My understanding of WP guidelines is that the lead is supposed to be concise and written in terms that are as non-technical and accessible to the general reader as possible, which also throws into question the wisdom of reiterating the basic concept of a "slight chemical change" as an "incipient
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4) The article is about a chemical species, not its environmental impact per se. So be balanced per WP:UNDUE. -- For part of the project, we are researching on how these chemicals are affecting humans and environment. The article already seems to have health issues involved. Would including more
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Thanks for the suggestions to the page, but I disagree with some of them. Including numbers in figures (not artwork) is found in scientific journals, and is easier to understand. This page is for the public in the end. The figures I have added follow those from journals and are cited. There is
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You can't restore a prod once someone other than the creator of the article has removed it. I see no other admin has been willing to do the deletion either. You will need to take it to AfD. I restored the fuller version with the link to the ruWP. I'm not an expert in this subject, but there do
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Well I dont completely agree, adding many references to a single research group is highly unusual. Judging from the number of publications on lead poisoning or chelation, one can appreciate the difficulty in selecting references. Self-citation is a problem in Knowledge that conveys distorted
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source says iron pentacarbonyl can be used as reagent when no free carbon monoxide is available to recharge the catalyst. The equation yielding iron(II) carbonate is taken verbatim from the 1969 paper. For chemists without a lab fitted with special hazard insurance (i.e. being OK'd to work with
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I'd suspect a school project. Everyone I know calls it "Red-Al", some name-reaction/common-reagent books call it SMEAH. Using the systematic/chemical name is reasonable for the article itself. TONE/NPOV is surprisingly good if it were a corp promoter:) But as often for merger of a huge pile of
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Thank you for your reply. First, you did not respond to my questions. Can you point out what is incorrect in the mechanism so I may at least know for my own edification. Second, I don't appreciate the condescending implication of your comment that newbies can't make meaningful edits. I get the
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content generation), and 20-30% of the latter (calling attention, and there, it is usually a result of reviewing links outside of the article I am generating). So I am quite comfortable, philosophically and practically with this. (Professors are paid for critical thinking and discourse. As for
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or for the preparation of other fluorine compounds, including covalently bonded fluorochemicals." I didn't create this section but it seems to stay on subject for fluoride, I thought it should stay and I'm new to editing on wiki but I remember reading I should ask the editor if possible before
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Kudos, also. It's good you know what drives you—knowing your desired destination make's it all the more likely you'll arrive. I've been in the background in chem for some time, and am only now raising my head for a breath, and then only briefly... but I am sure we will cross paths again, and
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Some editors focus on really specialized academic stuff vs contextualizing (or they dont know any context). Often this problem comes from COI. Academics - high level and grad students - come to Knowledge to highlight their papers. More difficult to control are extremely specialized articles
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One issue that I often contend with is that infrequent editors fail to appreciate the huge prosaic applications. Instead, we get a lot of editors who want to mention their hobby (e.g. aquariums, stain removal, grandma's ant poison) or their college essay/publication as being something really
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Just a couple of comments/suggestions. Rather than critiquing - edit! That is what we do here. It takes less effort to consult a monograph or text on conformational analysis or VSEPR and repair something amiss vs writing "nearly all of the article is unverifiable, and parts are inaccurate or
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Because they're increasingly mentioned in the literature on solar cells. There's limited information out there about melting points &c, but the compounds are all "known" to pubchem, chemspider, SMILES, etc. Likewise the old literature (mostly crystallographic) is of interest to the Xray
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the actual editing is done. This strategy has been, relatively speaking, so successful that I always post a talk section before doing any major edit. (On the other hand, the more common, opposite strategy, to edit boldly and wait for reversion, has led to reversion wars—once for taking out
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Hi, I saw your message on my Talk page and just wanted to thank you for the help you've provided for my work on 2-Butoxyethanol. My contribution to the article is for a class on environmental disruptors and I'm pretty new to Knowledge. What I was contributing today was on 2-Butoxyethanol's
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You are out of line. The paper in question is published on the World Health Organization site, and is CLEARLY a secondary source, if you had bothered to examine it, as evidenced by the numerous other primary and secondary sources at the bottom of the page. I would encourage you to read the
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Well that is a possible accusation: critiquers are to some extent taking the easy road (at the risk of alientation from appearance of pretentiousness or effeteness). An intermediate path exists, which involves revising the really awful stuff and adding attribution to a solid text or
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Sorry, I am not trying to be unwelcoming, but encouraging a new editor to start small is the usual advice that one follows in the lab as well as in Knowledge editing. On technical articles, it is a good idea to go incremental. One problem with your scheme is that it invoked Ru(I).
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I avoid giving advice because I am no guru, but here goes. We all get absorbed in our specialties and are keen to share our hard-won insights. The problem is that our pet knowledge (mine too) is often rather specialized. But then our edits run the risk of violating this guideline
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And the RSC links and WebElements links that I am disinclined toward. These websites do not seem (to me) to be particularly authoritative. They probably/possibly borrow content from Knowledge or chemical catalogues. I view them as quasi-adverts for some organization, such as the
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To my eyes, "... creates an invisible latent image in the emulsion, which can ..." said just the same thing as "... creates an latent image in the emulsion. Although invisible to the eye, this latent image can ...", but in fewer words and perhaps a bit more clearly because of it.
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If something is "currently… anything" then leave it out. Knowledge is not a blog. Your content is frozen in time largely. So then two years from now someone reads your content and sees that "it is currently a subject of legal action" which is obsolete because currently was very
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It is heartening to find a proper chemist reviewing the technical accuracy of this article, and cit-starved as it is, the addition of any high-quality reference is cause enough for rejoicing, but I question whether some recent copyediting in the lead really represents progress.
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well, a lot of early Wiki-chem was written by authors winging it. But that material is slowly being revised into more ground content. For example, there are not many compositions of matter described here in a misleading way. The more problematic articles are on concepts.
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or available under a compatible license, it will be deleted. For legal reasons, we cannot accept copyrighted text or images borrowed from other web sites or printed material. You may use such publications as a source of information, but not as a source of sentences. See our
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this specific set of primary data is possibly too detailed). Even the filenames such as that one's emphasize how tied to "the current writing of the current article" it is rather than being a sharable image on a centralized server for an article that will evolve over time.
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Thanks for the response. I look forward to seeing a good definition. In terms of boldness, it is usually a good idea to be bold, but when one is challenged by experienced editor and when the edit has broad impact. Seeking consensus seems prudent, healthy, and collegial.
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Yes, we are being a little harsh, or actually frank. Knowledge is the recipient for a lot of homework, all well intentioned, maybe slightly naive.... So what we are trying to say is that with a little tweaking, your (and your fellow students') contributions could
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I'm replying here because this whole talk thing seems a bit complicated (it says if I reply on my talk you won't have notifications?) and I don't have time to take a full tour of everything. What has been amended/removed, just to know? Something else other than the
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As a side note on the topic of the iron pentacarbonyl usage, the 1969 source says the reaction between methylacetylene and dimethylacetylene is highly selective (regardless of stichometry) favoring 1,2,4-trimethylhydroquinone, a precursor for the total synthesis of
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Thanks for your comments. I agree the image is too large. I can fix that. Can you suggest how to correct the steps of the mechanism? My goal was to exactly replicate the mechanism already on the page, did I miscopy it, or is the original mechanism also incorrect?
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Oh thanks for the note and sorry to have behaved impolitely. I saw that someone else deleted your see also link. For the EDTA article, if we made a see also link to every app of this common chemical, it seems that the list would be quite long, dont you think?
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mention the affinity of heme proteins for these ligands. The lethality of cyanide is according to my understanding completely attributable to the electron transfer chain being shut down, not hemoglobin or myoglobin getting hit. Although now I see that even
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I guess I just find figures with numbered compounds helpful. I agree with the figure containing only one structure, but disagree when multiple structures are present. And if this is an issue, why do other pages contain words and numbering in figures? i.e.
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I could see why you removed my newer sections as I mistooke that I was posting on the ion form of fluorine. I wanted to ask a few questions though: you removed the secion: "===Inorganic chemicals=== Fluorides are pervasive in modern technology.
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Well that is an odd one. As we know, all sorts of articles get entered and the dubious ones have weak refs. I guess someone must have made the nitrate ester of boric acid, but I had not heard of it. Will look around as the opportunity arises.
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Hi, I understand you may not be familiar with the preservatives used in ocular pharmaceuticals, but it would have been polite for you to follow up with me (or any online source) to educate yourself first, rather than just reverting my edit.
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But if you are another thoughtful subject matter expert, I am sure we will enjoy working together toward high quality, secondary-referenced scientific content, side by side (even though I am non-wikipedian in my approach) Cheers. Le Prof
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Just be mindful that there is a ton of (often mediocre or redundant) literature on tox and environmental stuff. So be careful. Remind your instructor that length does not correlate with excellence. We do not want the MSDS reiterated. See
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lacks a decent reference. Also, these kinds of assertions benefit from reference to a textbook or a review. I any case I will revert by reversions and give us both some time to get this sorted out with some nice solid refs. Hows that?
4109:. I should add that almost every academic research makes the same mistake when they start editing here. Obviously you were not trying to trick anyone. I hope that you can edit articles where you know something but do not cite yourself. --
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no I wasn't aware that they were now e-books. I last consulted these at the university which is a bit of an inconvenience. Thanks for the heads up. I shall acquire them. There's no more space on my shelves for printed chemistry books.
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Shouldn't we be grateful that information is added? It helps everyone out. I think the approach to familiarizing new editors is just a little harsh. New editors are just trying to help, like seasoned editors. Thanks for the insight.
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easier. Also, Knowledge is an encyclopedia for rather general knowledge, not a catalogue of articles and websites. I hope that my advice does not seem harsh, but it seems that your assignment is almost too high and too vague. --
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2) If you find you are using the word "recently", don't. We are not interested in news per WP:NOTNEWS. -- I haven't used recently but all I said was "it is currently a subject of legal action". Should I not use currently either?
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exclusively US perspective. Far more readers live outside of US than inside. An essay on US regulations is inappropriate. -- I just gave what US is doing as an example. Should I just remove a discussion on US government?
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then make sure that you indicate a US perspective. The EPA and FDA are the U.S. EPA and the U.S. FDA. It is a tiring to read the content from US students who are oblivious of the fact that they are a minority of
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You might be reading a little more into my queries, but whatever. We all have bad days. I am not sure one can or would want to ban another editor from leaving a message, but one could always delete the message.
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Beats me. Possibly a homework assignment, possibly a marketer of this stuff. Following your suggestions I went back to the article. I dont use it but my colleagues call it Vitride. You are welcome do dive in.
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creation—these are truly much harder than just calling attention to shortcomings. (This could have been your persuasive argument, that I have taken too easy of a tack.) So I do 70-80% of the former (
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on its role in aluminium and steelmaking, which really dominate. On the other hand, the use of fluoride in dental care is highly impactful, but consumes tiny fraction of the world's fluoride supply.
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Thanks for the note. I hope that you will have a positive experience. The nature of your impact will improve by (i) communicating with established editors and (ii) making small changes initially.
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I am sort of an expert on the subject and the Russian Construction manual is not a credible citation. But I will take a look again and try to prune silly stuff. Thanks for the help and note. --
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associated with making that crud. Petrochemicals are here for a long time, esp in view of cheap natural gas. Cheers,--
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Please check this page and fix the errors highlighted. If you think this is a
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Its ] has been examined. It arise via the action of 2-isopropylmalate synthase
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Just a quick note to let you know I saw your comments and have been clued.
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Hi Smokefoot, I would like to introduce a chapter about nomenclature (like
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s. Commercially important polymers prepared using persulfates include ]
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Talk:Polytetrafluoroethylene#Low resistance against flowing liquid ???
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As my father (rest his benighted soul) always said: live and learn.
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has the ] structure, with tetrahedral four-coordinate hydride ligand
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Oh, I see you are Y. Cudennec. I encourage you to read about
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Aigueperse, Jean (2005). "Fluorine Compounds, Inorganic".
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dianhydride]]. Common diamine building blocks include ]
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dont worry about me, there's not a lot that I can do. --
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3790:Commodity chemicals
3757:Commodity chemicals
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3372:Organotin chemistry
2972:clearly, and firmly
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1515:Tricresyl phosphate
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811:Hi Smokefoot. The H
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