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elem

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NAME
     elem - get a datum about a chemical element

SYNOPSIS
     elem ELEMENT -p PROPERTY

DESCRIPTION
     Just type elem followed by the name of a chemical element to get,
     by default, its chemical symbol. To get other information, type -p
     after the element name and specify a property, one of:
         ATOMIC_NUMBER
         ATOMIC_WEIGHT
         ELECTRON_CONFIGURATION
         ELECTRONEGATIVITY
         IONIZATION_POTENTIAL
         OXIDATION_STATES
         SYMBOL

EXAMPLES
     elem Gold
        will return 79.

     elem Hafnium -p ATOMIC_NUMBER
        will return 72.

NOTE: You must capitalize the first letter of the element.
    
71 uses - Created 2005-08-31 21:00:52 - Last used 2014-12-10 09:30:19
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