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This template allows you to render chemical formulas using HTML. Alternatively, you can use <chem>...</chem>, using mhchem LaTeX notation to generate formulas.

Template instructions

This template, Formula:Fn, serves to simplify the writing of chemical formulas. For example,

{{chem|H|2|O}}

will yield:

Formula:Chem

Algebraic expression as subscript

Algebraic expressions are rendered as subscripts (but must not contain upper case letters).

{{chem|C|''n''|H|2''n''&nbsp;+&nbsp;2}}

gives

Formula:Chem

Charge

Ion charge superscripts (for: +/-) are also supported:

{{chem|H|3|O|+}}

yields a "+" as superscript:

Formula:Chem

Simultaneous subscripts/superscripts are automatically handled (use a hyphen for the minus sign):

{{chem|SO|4|2-}}

gives "2−" as superscript:

Formula:Chem

The hyphen is converted to a true minus sign.

Atomic number and mass number

The first parameter can be used for mass number.

{{chem|4|He}}

gives:

Formula:Chem

The first two parameters can be used for mass number and atomic number.

{{chem|4|2|He}}

gives:

Formula:Chem
Note
Only the first two parameters can handle two consecutive plain numbers (i.e. without a plus sign or a hyphen (+ or -) following). Otherwise the template will loop. The Chem2 template can be used for e.g. Formula:Chem2, heavy water.
See also Formula:Fn

Linking

The optional parameter link changes the formula into a link. For example:

{{chem|nexus=aqua|H|2|O}}

will yield:

Formula:Chem

Individual elements can be linked in the following manner:

{{chem|[[Hydrogenium|H]]|2|[[Oxygenium|O]]}}

gives

Formula:Chem

Notes

  • To include "=" in the formula, use "&#61;" For example, {{chem|CH|2|&#61;CH|2}} yields Formula:Chem.
    • Or, don't use this template. For example, CH<sub>2</sub>=CH<sub>2</sub> yields CH2=CH2.
  • To include "≡" in the formula, use "&#8801;" For example, {{chem|HC&#8801;CH}} yields Formula:Chem.
  • The template accepts up to twenty parameters in addition to link.
  • This template uses Formula:Fn.

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Subformulae

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