Re: example of chemistry formula inside of chemistry expression

Sorry that I wasn't clear. On the call, we discussed the need for both
ChemFormula and ChemEquation subjects. I wondered if both were necessary,
and so someone (via screen share) drew an example where both were needed.
The example I think was an equilibrium equation where at least one of the
formula involved using the single/double bond notation that overloads
equals/double bond and minus/single bond. So "=" appeared that was used
both ways; I'm not sure if there was also a "-" used both ways, but some
example that used both in the two different senses would be even better
than an example that used only one symbol both ways (note: the ion notation
isn't really an overload as its meaning is clear in the superscript
position of an element).  None of the examples in Elane's link (
https://docs.moodle.org/38/en/Chemistry_notation_using_mhchem) do that. I
like to use "real" examples rather than ones that don't make sense, and my
Chemistry knowledge is too rusty to remember bonds, hence my request.

Thanks,

    Neil


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On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 8:26 AM E.A.Moore <e.a.moore@open.ac.uk> wrote:

> You might be interested in this
> https://docs.moodle.org/38/en/Chemistry_notation_using_mhchem
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> Elaine
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> Hi, Neil,
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> We can give you examples, but I’d have no idea how to do it in MathML.
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> Our group is meeting today and, hopefully, we can come up with something.
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> *From:* Neil Soiffer <soiffer@alum.mit.edu>
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> On the last call, someone had a nice example of chemical formulas using
> single/double bonds inside of a chemistry expression. Can someone send an
> example to me either via TeX or (preferably) MathML? The MathML CG is going
> to write up some examples of where adding semantics helps AT and that is a
> good example outside of the math domain.
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> Thanks,
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>     Neil
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