Difference between revisions of "Template:Element"
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Revision as of 19:04, 23 November 2007
| {{{elementSymbol}}} | {{{protons}}} |
| {{{neutrons}}} | |
| [[{{{elementName}}}]] | |
Currently testing a template for elements in category:Chemistry. This will be expanded for chemical formulae in time.
Usage:
If you have an element you would like to be represented by this periodic table symbol, you require the element symbol ({{{elementSymbol}}}), element name ({{{elementName}}}), no. of protons in the nuclei ({{{protons}}}) and no. of neutrons ({{{neutrons}}}). Optional: use the "float" command ({{{float}}}) to define either "left" or "right" side of article text.
Example:
For the element of Oxygen:
{{element
|float
|elementName=Oxygen
|elementSymbol=O
|protons=8
|neutrons=8
}}
This yields:
| O | 8 |
| 8 | |
| Oxygen | |
