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{{Chembox Hazards}} - complete list
link to (data page)#Safety data sheet
link to an external Material safety data sheet (MSDS)
Danger pictograms according to GHS
GHS Signal Word - See Category:GHS templates
GHS Hazard statements
GHS Precautionnary statements
Risk phrases (EU system)
Safety phrases (EU system)
Flammability by NFPA 704, red. See {{NFPA 704 diamond}} documentation
Health, blue. Health hazard code (0–4 or -)
Reactivity, yellow. Reactivity hazard code (0–4 or -)
Special hazards, white. Other hazard codes (like W, OX, RA, -. See list)
Reference for the NFPA fire diamond
Flash point, any text
Temperature, number in C. Can be a range: '50 to 60'. Also _PtF, _PtK. (see: temperatures)
Autoignition point, any text
Temperature, number in C. Can be a range: '50 to 60'. Also _PtF, _PtK. (see: temperatures)
PEL
Threshold Limit Value
Threshold Limit Value: Time Weighted Average
Threshold Limit Value: Short Time Exposure Limit
Lethal dose for half a population either by oral, dermal or intravenous
Uses
[[{{PAGENAME}} (data page)#Material Safety Data Sheet]]
{{Chembox Identifiers}} - (unsorted)
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CAS registry number, links to http://www.commonchemistry.org/
CAS registry number comment
Other CAS RN (unformatted)
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ChEBI, links to http://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/
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CHeMBL
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ChemSpider ID, links to http://www.chemspider.com/
ChemSpider ID comment
ChemSpider ID verified? If yes, type: {{chemspidercite}}
Other ChemSpider ID
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IUPHAR/BPS
comment
Other IUPHAR
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KEGG entry, links to http://www.genome.jp/kegg/
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PubChem compound ID, links to http://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
PubChem compound ID comment
Other PubChem compound ID
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SMILES
SMILES comment
Other SMILES
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StdInChI
StdInChI comment
StdInChI Key
StdInChI Key comment
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InChI
InChI comment
Other InChI
InChI Key
InChI Key comment
Other InChI Key
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UNII: Unique Ingredient Identifier, by FDA
UNII comment
Other UNII
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3DMET entry, links to http://www.3dmet.dna.affrc.go.jp/
Abbreviations
Beilstein reference
EC_number or EINECS (same usage)
links to http://ecb.jrc.ec.europa.eu/esis/
Gmelin ID
UN number
MeSH heading, links to http://www.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/
RTECS number
{{Chembox Properties}} - complete list
Reference
Chemical formula
MolarMass
MolarMassRound
MolarMass_ref
MolarMass_notes
Appearance
Odor, Odour
Density
MeltingPt, any text
Number, formatted as Celcius. And is converted to F and K
Also possible: MeltingPtF=, or MeltingPtK=
BoilingPt, any text
Number, formatted as Celcius. And is converted to F and K
Also possible: BoilingPtF=, or BoilingPtK=
SublimationConditions
Solubility in water (Aqueous solution)
SolubilityProduct
SolubilityProductAs
SolubleOther
Solvent
Solubility1
[[{{{Solvent1}}}]]
Solubility2
[[{{{Solvent2}}}]]
Solubility3
[[{{{Solvent3}}}]]
Solubility4
[[{{{Solvent4}}}]]
Solubility5
[[{{{Solvent5}}}]]
LogP
VaporPressure
HenryConstant
AtmosphericOHRateConstant
pKa
pKb
IsoelectricPt
LambdaMax
Absorbance
BandGap
ElectronMobility
SpecRotation
MagSus
ThermalConductivity
RefractIndex
Viscosity
CriticalRelativeHumidity
Dipole
OrbitalHybridisation
SpecificSurfaceArea
PoreVolume
AveragePoreSize
Deprecated:
Melting: use MeltingPt (like MeltingPtC/F/KMeltingPt_refMeltingPt_notes)
Boiling: use BoilingPt (BoilingPtC/F/KBoilingPt_refBoilingPt_notes)
If the ATCCode is a vet code, then add |ATCvet=yes, and the full ATC code and ATC code prefix will include the letter Q, and they link to http://www.whocc.no/atcvet/.
If the ATC code is not a vet code, then the full ATC code and ATC code suffix links to http://www.whocc.no/.
{{Chembox Hazards}} - complete list
link to (data page)#Safety data sheet
link to an external Material safety data sheet (MSDS)
Danger pictograms according to GHS
GHS Signal Word - See Category:GHS templates
GHS Hazard statements
GHS Precautionnary statements
Risk phrases (EU system)
Safety phrases (EU system)
Flammability by NFPA 704, red. See {{NFPA 704 diamond}} documentation
Health, blue. Health hazard code (0–4 or -)
Reactivity, yellow. Reactivity hazard code (0–4 or -)
Special hazards, white. Other hazard codes (like W, OX, RA, -. See list)
Reference for the NFPA fire diamond
Flash point, any text
Temperature, number in C. Can be a range: '50 to 60'. Also _PtF, _PtK. (see: temperatures)
Autoignition point, any text
Temperature, number in C. Can be a range: '50 to 60'. Also _PtF, _PtK. (see: temperatures)
PEL
Threshold Limit Value
Threshold Limit Value: Time Weighted Average
Threshold Limit Value: Short Time Exposure Limit
Lethal dose for half a population either by oral, dermal or intravenous
{{Chembox Footer}} - (Chembox internal only; parameters entered in main {{Chembox}})
Set lefthand text column width (default is 40%; see also 'width=' option in {{Chembox}})
Set '=no' will hide the standard state notice
Allows a general note in the bottom box
Set '=no' will hide the infobox reference notice
Bot maintained
Do not edit, add or remove these fields
Four or less parameters are needed to present temperature data:
|MeltingPt=Decomposes when > |MeltingPtC=50 |MeltingPt_ref=<ref>[www.example.com]</ref> |MeltingPt_notes=My notes<ref>[www.chemspider.com]</ref>
Decomposes when >_50 °C (122 °F; 323 K)[1]_My notes[2]
The options for conversion: |MeltingPtC=50 |MeltingPtF=50 |MeltingPtK=50
Temperature range: |MeltingPtC=50 to 70 |MeltingPtF=50 to 70 |MeltingPtK=50 to 70
{{Chembox Properties}} - all temperature parameters
Any text for melting point value
Temperature, number only. Can be a range: '100 to 200'
number, when in Fahrenheit
number, when in Kelvin
References (always shows, right after calculations or 'any text')
Notes (always shows last; can include references)
Any text for boiling point value
Temperature, number only. Can be a range: '100 to 200'
number, when in Fahrenheit
number, when in Kelvin
References (always shows, right after calculations or 'any text')
Notes (always shows last; can include references)
{{Chembox Hazards}} - all temperature parameters
Any text for Flash point value.
Temperature, number only. Can be a range: '100 to 200'
number, when in Fahrenheit
number, when in Kelvin
References (always shows, right after calculations or 'any text')
Notes (always shows last; can include references)
Any text for autoignition temperature value
Temperature, number only. Can be a range: '100 to 200'
number, when in Fahrenheit
number, when in Kelvin
References (always shows, right after calculations or 'any text')
Notes (always shows last; can include references)
A template like {{cascite}} is added and set by CheMoBot automatically after certain edits. Depending on the earlier data checks, the template will be marked "correct" or "changed" (i.e., to be checked). 'changed' articles are categorized for maintenance.
For example, when parameter |CASNo= is changed in the article, the bot sets |CASNo_Ref={{cascite|changed|??}} initially. See
By {{Chembox}} and {{Drugbox}} settings, a bot checks articles for parameter validation. The bot then adds and sets templates like {{cascite}} to the article. Depending on the template settings, articles are categorized for maintenance.
Usage
A template is added and set by User:CheMoBot automatically after certain edits. Depending on the earlier data checks, the template will be marked "correct" or "changed" (ie, to be checked). 'changed' articles are categorized.
Initially the parameters are set {{cascite|changed|??}}
The primary parameter can have an index (see its documentation):
|CASNo3=1234-56-7
|CASNo3_Ref={{cascite|...|...}}
Indexed parameters like |CASNo1= and |CASNo2= are verified too, and are treated independently. So an article can have: |CASNo={{cascite|correct|CAS}} and |CASNo3={{cascite|changed}}.
Data 'correct' or 'changed' (parameter #1)
The first parameter is either correctY or changedN always: {{cascite|correct|CAS}}. Cross-marked articles are categorized as 'changed'. With any other text like monkeyN, again the cross is shown and the article is categorized, now sorted under "?".
Correct by source (parameter #2)
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Parameter #2 has the source that confirms the statement. By confirmation, the parameter can mention the confirming source. When that source is not the standard (as listed above), the input source is mentioned in a superscript linked: