Questions tagged [status-completed]
Indicates that the report has been resolved through the implementation of a feature or the fixing of a bug.
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Addition of the cite link revisited
Triggered by a question on academia.se about a possibly AI generated publication under review (link), and drawing inspiration from mattermodelling.se, I became curious if their ...
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Proposals for guidance presented to first-time askers
Update: The customized site-specific guidance is live now. To see it, go to https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/ask after logging out (or use a incognito/private window).
There seems to be ...
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How to deal with the tag optical-isomerism?
We currently have a tag optical-isomerism.
The IUPAC Gold book has the following to offer (DOI: 10.1351/goldbook.O04308):
optical isomers [obsolete]
Obsolescent synonym for stereoisomers with ...
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Addition of nomenclature to the resources page?
Would be a section «organic nomenclature» suitable for the resources page?
On occasion, there are questions about naming organic structures. Prompted by an edit of an answer about organic ...
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Renaming the tag geometrical isomerism
We currently have a tag geometrical-isomerism.
The IUPAC Gold Book defines this (DOI: 10.1351/goldbook.G02620):
geometric isomerism [obsolete]
Obsolete synonym for cis-trans isomerism. (Usage ...
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Watched tags not displaying
As you can clearly see [organic-chemistry] is a tag that I have been watching. However the first question in the image doesn't show up as watched. This behavior is not seen on Meta SE but seen on all ...
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Does the discussion about new table support in main meta apply to chem SE?
A new table format supported by markdown is discussed in meta, as you might have become aware from links to this page
Inserting a table appears to be as simple as inserting e.g. the following:
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This question isn't a duplicate, and should not have been closed on that basis
This question isn't a duplicate, and should not have been closed on that basis:
Why exactly the vapor pressure decreases when a non-volatile solute is added to a pure solvent?
The OP is asking for a ...
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Email after sending a community team message
I just sent a new community team message using the moderator action "Contact community team" from a user profile. After that, I received an email from Stack Overflow Technical Support to my ...
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Wrong tooltip for vote buttons on questions
Due to an unknown mistake, the tooltips for the vote buttons now read
Downvote this question if you find it unclear or not useful
and
Upvote this question if you find it clear and useful
The ...
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Nonconforming MathJax example on the Markdown Editing Help page
The Markdown Editing Help page on Chemistry Stack Exchange (https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/editing-help#latex) includes the following short example for the the use of MathJax:
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Please reopen my question about the precise definition of standard molar entropy
I asked the following question, which after some time was closed on the basis that it should "focus on one problem only":
What is the precise definition of standard molar entropy?
The last close ...
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2019 Potential Moderator Election Community Interest Check
Quick Update
We welcome the reception this post has gained, and appreciate all of you who are considering to run. We will therefore hold an election. As soon as new details are available, they will ...
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A tag for complete active spaces, multi-reference, multi-configuration
We have gotten a few (good, some excellent) questions about multi-reference, multi-configuration, complete active space, and possibly more related terms, recently. I would guess the grand total is ...
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Change “for scientists, academics, teachers and students”
The short description of Chemistry Stack Exchange reads
Q&A for scientists, academics, teachers and students
This is certainly not wrong and describes quite well that we are open for a broad ...
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Changes in UI mess with design of the "lab bench"
I don't know since when this appears the way it does, but it must have been rather recently. Originally the box on which the lab equipment sits was stretching in the green background (compare here, it'...
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The new reputation sum in the new top bar is calculated incorrectly
I was very happy when I saw a sum of new reputation of 123, thinking I may have won a bounty or something and looking forward to another epic day. Then I opened the menu and saw this:
I don’t know ...
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Expanding abbreviated tag names
Recently, the tag length limit was expanded to 35 characters.
This means that some abbreviated tag names can be expanded.
This might apply to dsc, epr, and nmr.
Related: Why is the "ft-ir&...
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Meta: too much talking, too little action, and a proposed solution
$\large\textbf{Firstly}$, if you haven't already noticed, we have decided to reinstate the homework close reason. Martin and I aren't great fans of the policy, but we also don't get the feeling that ...
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Why is the "ft-ir" tag used to tag infrared spectroscopy questions?
Disclaimer: I am new learner to spectroscopy.
I had posted a question recently related to infrared spectroscopy.
What do s, m, w, m-w, and w-s mean in the context of infrared spectroscopy?
A bit ...
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Do we need the [iupac] tag?
So far there are only three questions tagged with iupac and it doesn't seem like any of them need it. Even if you think that the tag is helpful for these three questions, the fact remains that, well, ...
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Enable syntax highlighting for code
Editorial comment
As of 7th August 2017 there is quite strong support for the proposal. The developers have been asked via e-mail to take a closer look.
Here is a block of Python, indented by 4 ...
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Plus-minus sign messes with mhchem's \pu command
The following bug report has been fixed, here is screenshot of the question in its original state.
Explicit error values are usually given as an interval with $\pm$. When I try to typeset this with ...
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Should we delete and blacklist [reaction]?
I am officially changing the post to a tag-blacklist-request.
I think, and so far there was no objection, that it is a meta-tag, and that it is not helpful. Unlike homework or reference-request it ...
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Perhaps let's eliminate [classification]?
classification has 14 questions right now, most of which would either fit neatly under terminology or could just have classification stripped off.
Of the 14, two actually do deal with classification ...
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Should there be a "stereoelectronics" tag?
At present, there isn't a tag for stereoelectronics (I have no idea if one existed in the past). Whilst there may be related tags (MO theory, molecular structure, sterics), I feel like ...
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Mhchem broken on mobile
That's how it looks right now. I don't recall this being a problem earlier. It's like this on other questions as well.
Link to the answer in question: https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/a/55285/...
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What's the difference between the 'Sustainability' tag and 'Green Chemistry' tag?
I'm wondering what the difference is between the tags green-chemistry and sustainability.
The explanation of the green-chemistry tag says
Green chemistry, also known as sustainable chemistry, is a ...
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Extra marshal badges
I seem to have suddenly gained two extra marshal badges out of nowhere. Obviously this badge is only meant to be awarded once so something has gone wrong and probably needs fixing.
Oddly, they only ...
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How good is the organophosphate tag?
I noticed a few questions appearing on the active tab that had the organophosphate tag. At first I didn’t think much, until I saw that it had been freshly created and is being applied to questions ...
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Bug in the favourite button
This is not a question. I am new to chemistry stack exchange and I don't know how I can report a bug. Hovering over the "favourite question" button always pops up a message saying"This is a favourite ...
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The “Congratulations!” notice on the user profile page is not shown correctly
The “Congratulations!” notice on the user profile page is not shown correctly.
In this case, the notice is about a new tag badge. A small part of it can be seen below the dark bar.
I would have ...
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Some text is barely showing in answers in the tour due to MathJax formatting
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I would suggest the last line is removed, or the max-height expanded to 190px. This would allow the gradient to take effect.
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This cutoff ...
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Chat welcome message missing the “Okay, I'll keep it in mind” button, hence can't be dismissed
Seems we have some bad styling in chat.chemistry.
Here is my original question: Chat welcome message missing the "Okay, I'll keep it in mind" button, hence can't be dismissed
Other ...
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What are appropriate tag(s) for (organo)sulfur compounds?
Beginning in the middle of 2015 we successfully introduced tags for common functional groups. In this discussion it was noted that thiols is rarely used and maybe not such a good tag therefore.[1] ...
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'Structural-diagrams' tag disorder
I seems to me that this tag is seriously overused.
Mistagging is one thing here, but shouldn't it be used only when lewis-structure doesn't apply?
EDIT: Yes, it's probably redundant, because after ...
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What is the point of the 'model' tag?
model has no tag wiki and seems like a pretty useless tag to me. Any thoughts? Does it have a scope or should it be deleted?
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What about the magic in the questions?
When watching TV, I admit I do that quite a lot, it is almost impossible not to get exposed to some kind of fictional depiction of chemistry or sciences in chemistry. Playing computer games is ...
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Should we use the new created tag equipment and merge glassware into it?
The tag equipment popped up last week on Are PTFE stir bars resistant to all lab solvents? I see its function and relevance, but in general I am afraid it will not be used often enough to keep it on ...
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Should we merge the stereochemistry and stereoisomerism tags?
This seems to be have been sort of raised a while ago but nothing was done about it. stereoisomerism and stereoisomers
Basically I don't see any difference between stereoisomerism and stereochemistry ...
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Formulae with charge and number of atoms (e.g. sulfate ion) aren't displayed properly
I just noticed that there is a problem when using mhchem to display structures such as sulfate's. According to its manual, they should appear as
But using ...
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Design request - Can I please have the visited questions in a different color?
I thought I wouldn't like the new design, but what I can I say? I looove it! And I'm not gotta grow tired of it this soon. But...There's something that bothers me.
I'm used to sleeping every night. (...
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Can we please burninate the organic tag?
It was created recently and (fortunately) hasn't been used till now.
It is pointless, unless somebody wants to advertise home-grown lettuce on Chemistry.SE!
It is ugly and I do not want to use it ...
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Should we extend the scope of textbook-erratum?
A recent question was brought to my attention due to the "close" review queue, where it was about to be closed:
What is the product of alpha decay of Curium-226?
I believe that textbook-erratum is ...
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Chemical formulas with fractional numbers are displayed wrongly
According to mhchem manual the following code
\ce{0.5H2O}
should produce the following result
But it does not. Instead, I ...
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Is Halocarbons a subtag of halides?
I personally have the taste, that halocarbons (6) is very specific and may be viewed as a subtopic of the more general halides (6). Incredibly, there is no cross tagging. I would merge the former tag ...
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"Visualization" tag is undefined
The visualization tag has been applied to software related questions as well as questions involving light. Given that we already have a software tag, all software-related visualization questions are ...
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Adding tag synonym for quantum mechanics -> quantum chemistry
Since this related thread died out, I'd really like to add a tag synonym from 'quantum mechanics' -> 'quantum chemistry' since I think users are confused.
Should I just go do this? I mainly ask ...
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Does the tag "General" serve any purpose?
general has 20 questions associated with it.
I think it was originally intended to refer to general chemistry, but I don't think it's really important in that designation, either. Pretty much any ...
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Merging volumetric analysis into titration
The volumetric-analysis tag is used 11 times, while titration is used 31 times. Surprisingly none of these questions are cross tagged.
I believe the two are synonyms, even wikipedia redirects ...