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How to extend the elements package to print melting and boiling points?

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To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:

% default: unit=kelvin    

DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]{<atomic number>}{<temperature>}

to call one of these commands:

% Used before begin document or in packages/classes    

DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin{<atomic number}{<temperature in kelvin>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius{<atomic number}{<temperature in celsius>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit{<atomic number}{<temperature in fahrenheit>}

To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:

% Used inside document

meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]{<atomic number>|<element symbol>|<element name>}

How can I implements this?

macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand

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To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:

% default: unit=kelvin    

DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]{<atomic number>}{<temperature>}

to call one of these commands:

% Used before begin document or in packages/classes    

DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin{<atomic number}{<temperature in kelvin>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius{<atomic number}{<temperature in celsius>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit{<atomic number}{<temperature in fahrenheit>}

To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:

% Used inside document

meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]{<atomic number>|<element symbol>|<element name>}

How can I implements this?

macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand

share

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336

add a comment | 

To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:

% default: unit=kelvin    

DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]{<atomic number>}{<temperature>}

to call one of these commands:

% Used before begin document or in packages/classes    

DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin{<atomic number}{<temperature in kelvin>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius{<atomic number}{<temperature in celsius>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit{<atomic number}{<temperature in fahrenheit>}

To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:

% Used inside document

meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]{<atomic number>|<element symbol>|<element name>}

How can I implements this?

macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand

share

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336

% default: unit=kelvin    

DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]{<atomic number>}{<temperature>}

% Used before begin document or in packages/classes    

DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin{<atomic number}{<temperature in kelvin>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius{<atomic number}{<temperature in celsius>}

DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit{<atomic number}{<temperature in fahrenheit>}

% Used inside document

meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]{<atomic number>|<element symbol>|<element name>}

share

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336

share

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336

asked 3 mins ago

GRSousaJrGRSousaJr

1336