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JME applet for SMILES codes
Wikipedia:WikiProject Chemistry
Military chemicals - expand their articles
Pyroterms glossary - merge to relevant articles
Index of pesticide structures

1 Pet ideas
2 A subset of pages I started
- 2.1 Templates
3 A subset of pages with my contributions
4 Original images

[edit] Pet ideas

Semantic markup. Some values, notably the CAS reference numbers and SMILES structural representations in chemistry (and many, many other such codes) should be marked in HTML code by their meaning. An experimental way with the SMILES and CASREF templates is suggested; the value in question is entered via the template, and the template wraps it into a <span class="valueVALUENAME">value<span>, which then allows seamless processing of the value by client-side javascript, either via Greasemonkey-style extension, or via scripts included via user styles.

Getting WP to allow inserting XML objects directly into the text would be nice - direct inserting of simple SVG images and diagrams is the obvious application. An online editor for simple images, perhaps as a Java applet, would be a logical extension.

Update: Wikimedia Commons supports SVG. Not as inline, but still good enough for most purposes.

3D objects could be then represented as VRML objects. Lack of VRML (or equivalent) support in Wikimedia is noticeable.

This can be extended to chemical formulas. Showing formulas as bitmap images is grossly suboptimal, as they could be stored as eg. .mol files or their XML form. Ideally, both a bitmap image of the formula and a 3D VRML model of the molecule could be generated from the file. Again, online java editor would be a nice tool for this. As a further improvement, the molecular models could be indexed in a special way and allow search for parts of molecules (eg. "find everything that contains indole skeleton"). SMILES could be leveraged here.

The relations between the objects the pages are could be represented and handled automatically using CycL; the OpenCyc [1] framework could do a good job here.

Sane system for handling geographical locations; this is actually already being worked on, as Wikipedia:WikiProject Geographical coordinates.

[edit] A subset of pages I started

low density polyethylene; high density polyethylene; linear low density polyethylene; ultra high molecular weight polyethylene; delamination; law enforcement agency; secure telephone; paper shredder (moved from Shredder (device)); IMSI-catcher; timing advance; forensic identification; small-arms protective insert; voucher privatization; leaderless resistance; passenger airline; corrosion inhibitor; signal lamp; Red Star (Pern); butyl rubber; ferroelectric RAM; latchup; recombination (physics); neutron-induced swelling; overvoltage; trisil; California v. Greenwood; hydrogen embrittlement; sulphide stress cracking; superalloy; gunmetal; staballoy; flag (computing); citation (police); indium gallium phosphide; indium gallium arsenide; slapper detonator; oxyliquit; saturation (magnetic); transformer oil; Slim Jim (antenna); reflector (antenna); discone antenna; Buchholz relay; alpharetrovirus; betaretrovirus; gammaretrovirus; deltaretrovirus; epsilonretrovirus; lentivirus; spumavirus; diethylene glycol; sodium ferulate; polyhexafluoropropylene oxide; cascode; maltitol; ANCHORY; mule (smuggling); Jack Jumper ants; iodometry; chemical oxygen generator; organic peroxide; flash fire; trigatron; walkout; red plague; red plague (corrosion); purple plague; purple plague (intermetallic); white plague; white plague (intermetallic); corn-fed; isotopic signature; malate; hot particle; fuel fleas; isotopic signature; subbase (pavement); soil cement; California Bearing Ratio; antistatic agent; smoldering; matrix protein; M1 protein; M2 protein; sodium percarbonate; sodium perborate; tetra acetyl ethylene diamine; ion mobility spectrometer; DMDNB; ethylene glycol dinitrate; montan wax; ouricury wax; flour bleaching agent; flour treatment agent; candelilla wax; natural gum; glazing agent; gelling agent; firming agent; sequestrant; packaging gas; azodicarbonamide; Blibber-Blubber; isobutyl nitrite; tromantadine; panthenol; CDI; chiral column chromatography; dielectric mirror; cocamidopropyl betaine; cocamide TEA; tall oil; resin soap; pimaric acid; plicatic acid; silicon alkoxide; ethylene diamine; diethylene triamine; triethylene tetramine; polyethylene amine; Category:Military drugs; benzylbutylphthalate; bis(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate; indigotine; indican; Patent Blue V; bile acid; glycocholic acid; chenodeoxycholic acid; bourrelet; polyAPTAC; polyAMPS; Pentacene; Rubrene; 9,10-Diphenylanthracene; Tetracene; Zircaloy; Molecular laser isotope separation; Chemical oxygen iodine laser; Hydrogen fluoride laser; Chemical laser; Crystal violet lactone; Leuco dye; 1,1-Dichloroethane; OpenMG; Far-infrared laser; Bromoacetone; Varig Flight 254; Dielectric breakdown model; 1,1,1,2,3,3,3-Heptafluoropropane; Inergen; Copper indium gallium selenide; Photoexcitation; Quantum heterostructure; AW additive; EP additive; Chlorendic acid; Phosphorus sulfide; Phosphorus pentasulfide; Phosphorus sesquisulfide; Dimethyl methylphosphonate; Thiodiglycol; 2-Chloroethanol; Chromium carbide; Niobium carbide; Zirconium carbide; Vanadium carbide; 4-Nonanoylmorpholine; Oil Red O; Sudan Black B; Sudan II; Master of Library and Information Science; Scavenger (chemistry); Tributyltin oxide; Niobium-tin; Niobium-titanium; Niobium-titanium; Emergency power unit; Session (CD); TOC (CD); Lead-out (CD); Lead-in (CD); Field's metal; Diisopropylfluorophosphate; Polysulfone; Barium titanate; EIA Class 2 dielectric; EIA Class 1 dielectric; Muon capture; Guaiazulene; Vetivazulene; Cycloheptatriene; Fluorone; Diazonium; Pararosaniline; Oil Red O; Sudan Black B; Sudan II; Master of Library and Information Science; Scavenger (chemistry); Tributyltin oxide; Niobium-tin; Niobium-titanium; Niobium-titanium; Emergency power unit; Session (CD); TOC (CD); Lead-out (CD); Lead-in (CD); Field's metal; Diisopropylfluorophosphate; Polysulfone; Barium titanate; EIA Class 2 dielectric; EIA Class 1 dielectric; Muon capture; Guaiazulene; Vetivazulene; Cycloheptatriene; Fluorone; Diazonium; Pararosaniline; Fluorene; Counterstain; Auramine O; Orcein; Comb generator; Lithium niobate; Monocrystal; Laser pumping; Indium gallium nitride; Iron(III) oxide-hydroxide; Allura Red AC; Fast Green FCF; Masson's trichrome stain; Aniline Blue WS; Light Green SF yellowish; Bismarck brown Y; Feulgen stain; Orange B; Citrus Red 2; Azorubine; Amaranth (dye); Scarlet GN; Ponceau 6R; Red 2G; Indanthrene blue RS; Brilliant Black BN; Black 7984; Lithol Rubine BK; Orthophenyl phenol; Papanicolaou stain; Orange G; Cyto-Stain; H&E stain; Naomi Internet Filter; Lattice constant; Texas Red; Phosphotungstic acid haematoxylin; Phosphotungstic acid; Neutral red; Xanthene; Xanthene; Betanin; Sudan stain; Platinum silicide; Indium(III) arsenide; Mercury battery; Molybdenum disilicide; Intergranular corrosion; Selective leaching; Grain boundary depletion; Talk:Biosteel; Copper(I) phosphide; Ferrosilicon; Silicon steel; Short backfire antenna; Yttrium iron garnet; Yttrium iron garnet filter; Strontium aluminate; Strontium aluminate; Purple-K; Chamotte; Kipp's apparatus; Laser isotope separation; Microbial corrosion; Pondcrete; Saltcrete; Dazzler (weapon); Video Encoded Invisible Light; Zinc telluride; Mercury zinc telluride; Lead(II) selenide; Gallium(III) phosphide; Aluminium gallium indium phosphide; Aluminium gallium nitride; Aluminium gallium phosphide; Gallium arsenide phosphide; Intel HEX; Sudan Red G; Colored smoke; Quinizarine Green SS; Disperse Red 9; Disperse Red 11; Quinoline Yellow SS; Quinoline Yellow; Fuel dyes; Oil Blue 35; Oil Blue A; Solvent Yellow 124; Leishman stain; Field's stain; Penning mixture; Ducrete; Spiro (chemistry); Endrin; Relativistic particle; Content rating; Gold plating; Chemical field-effect transistor; Carbonyl iron; Metal deactivator; Hyaloclastite; Sideromelane; 2,4-Dimethyl-6-tert-butylphenol; N,N'-Di-2-butyl-1,4-phenylenediamine; 2,6-Di-tert-butylphenol; Uranium carbide; Houston Museum of Natural Science; Pelean eruption; Glycol ethers; Monosodium methyl arsenate; Scheele's Green; Chromated copper arsenate; Custodial Detention Index; 9,10-Bis(phenylethynyl)anthracene; Periodic poling; Nuclear pumped laser; Image sensor; Floating body effect; Phthalocyanine Green G; Hansa yellow; GeSbTe; AgInSbTe; Beryllide; Fire fighting foam; All gas-phase iodine laser; Benzanthrone; Aniline Yellow; Sudan Yellow 3G; Oil Yellow DE; Sudan Red 7B; Solvent Red 26; Solvent Red 164; Vat Yellow 4; Solvent Violet 13; Victoria Blue BO; Grid dip oscillator; Optical modulator; Bismuth germanate; SCSR; Self-contained self-rescue device; Catastrophic optical damage; Current crowding; Embrittlement; Mark 37 torpedo; Dibutyl sebacate; Propylene glycol dinitrate; 2-Nitrodiphenylamine; Solvent dye; Decoppering; Lanthanum hexaboride; Cerium hexaboride; Wehnelt cylinder; Wehnelt cylinder; Vinylsilane; FSW; Fanhui Shi Weixing; Aluminium indium arsenide; Brown FK; Brown HT; Tert-Butylhydroquinone; Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane; Big Brother Awards (Czech Republic); Tetramine; Tetramethylenedisulfotetramine; Corrosion in space; Aluminium carbide; Octadecyltrichlorosilane; Poly-4-vinylphenol; Germanium dioxide; Bromine monochloride; Propylene carbonate; Polypropylene carbonate; Carbon monofluoride; Strontium-90; Single Scope Background Investigation; National Agency Check with Local Agency Check and Credit Check; Strength (explosive); Trauzl lead block test; PLX; Panclastite; Eugene Turpin; Syringol; Monolignol; Paracoumaryl alcohol; Sinapyl alcohol; MODFET; Heterodiamond; Tungsten silicide; Tungsten nitride; Tetrafluorohydrazine; Acridine yellow; Eglin Steel; Cadalene; Simonellite; 2-(2-Ethoxyethoxy)ethanol; Cyclohexylamine; Xylidine; Calcium silicide; Ethylene carbonate; Lithium hexafluorophosphate; Forisome; 1,2,4-Butanetriol; 1,2,4-Butanetriol trinitrate; Copper(I) acetylide; Sodium permanganate; Antiknock agent; Tricresyl phosphate; Organophosphate-induced delayed neuropathy; Ethylenediamine dihydriodide; FC-75; Lead scandium tantalate; Copper silicide; Titanium yellow; Argon flash; Oxygen balance; Polyvinyl nitrate; Cholesteryl nonanoate; Cholesteryl oleyl carbonate; Cholesteryl benzoate; Cholesteryl chloride; Lanthanum bromide; Gadolinium oxysulfide; Methylphosphonyl difluoride; Isopropylamine; Methyl anthranilate; Photosensitizer; Dinonylnaphthylsulfonic acid; Perfluoroisobutene; Blue Cross (chemical warfare); Green Cross (chemical warfare); Yellow Cross (chemical warfare); Deoxidizer; PLAICE; Polyvinyl toluene; Lanthanum strontium cobalt ferrite; Pyrotechnic initiator; Ferrotitanium; Ferrotitanium; Smoke composition; Trimethylsilanol; Dysprosium titanate; Hexanitroethane; Strontium peroxide; Reactive material; Energetic material; Nonivamide; Solanone;

[edit] Templates

An attempt for a semantic markup for some chemical values. The values are wrapped to SPAN tags with CLASS attribute set to a keyword set to meaning of the tag. This is then used as a hook for a Greasemonkey javascript that manipulates the number and turns it into a link or popup menu with a set of actions appropriate for the given type of number.

Template:SMILES; Template:CASREF; Template:SMILESCAS;