The chemistry math object Actinium, which inserts Ac, the symbol for the element with atomic number 89.
The chemistry math object Aluminium, which inserts Al, the symbol for the element with atomic number 13.
The chemistry math object Americium, which inserts Am, the symbol for the element with atomic number 95.
The chemistry math object Antimony, which inserts Sb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 51.
The chemistry math object Antimuon.
The chemistry math object Antineutrino.
The chemistry math object Antineutron.
The chemistry math object Antiproton.
The chemistry math object Antitauon.
The chemistry math object Aqueous state.
The chemistry math object Argon, which inserts Ar, the symbol for the element with atomic number 18.
The chemistry math object Arsenic, which inserts As, the symbol for the element with atomic number 33.
The chemistry math object Astatine, which inserts At, the symbol for the element with atomic number 85.
The chemistry math object Barium, which inserts Ba, the symbol for the element with atomic number 56.
The chemistry math object Berkelium, which inserts Bk, the symbol for the element with atomic number 97.
The chemistry math object Beryllium, which inserts Be, the symbol for the element with atomic number 4.
The chemistry math object Bismuth, which inserts Bi, the symbol for the element with atomic number 83.
The chemistry math object Bohrium, which inserts Bh, the symbol for the element with atomic number 107.
The chemistry math object Boron, which inserts B, the symbol for the element with atomic number 5.
The chemistry math object Bromine, which inserts Br, the symbol for the element with atomic number 35.
The chemistry math object Cadmium, which inserts Cd, the symbol for the element with atomic number 48.
The chemistry math object Caged atom, which inserts the @ operator.
The chemistry math object Calcium, which inserts Ca, the symbol for the element with atomic number 20.
The chemistry math object Californium, which inserts Cf, the symbol for the element with atomic number 98.
The chemistry math object Carbon, which inserts C, the symbol for the element with atomic number 6.
The chemistry math object Cerium, which inserts Ce, the symbol for the element with atomic number 58.
The chemistry math object Cesium, which inserts Cs, the symbol for the element with atomic number 55.
The chemistry math object Chlorine, which inserts Cl, the symbol for the element with atomic number 17.
The chemistry math object Chromium, which inserts Cr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 24.
The chemistry math object Cobalt, which inserts Co, the symbol for the element with atomic number 27.
The chemistry math object Copernicium, which inserts Cn, the symbol for the element with atomic number 112.
The chemistry math object Copper, which inserts Cu, the symbol for the element with atomic number 29.
The chemistry math object Crystalline state.
The chemistry math object Curium, which inserts Cm, the symbol for the element with atomic number 96.
The chemistry math object Darmstadtium, which inserts Ds, the symbol for the element with atomic number 110.
The chemistry math object Deuterium.
The chemistry math object Does not yield, which inserts the ↛ operator.
The chemistry math object Dubnium, which inserts Db, the symbol for the element with atomic number 105.
The chemistry math object Dysprosium, which inserts Dy, the symbol for the element with atomic number 66.
The chemistry math object Einsteinium, which inserts Es, the symbol for the element with atomic number 99.
The chemistry math object Electron.
The chemistry math object Equilibrium, which inserts the ⇌ operator.
The chemistry math object Erbium, which inserts Er, the symbol for the element with atomic number 68.
The chemistry math object Europium, which inserts Eu, the symbol for the element with atomic number 63.
The chemistry math object Fermium, which inserts Fm, the symbol for the element with atomic number 100.
The chemistry math object Flerovium, which inserts Fl, the symbol for the element with atomic number 114.
The chemistry math object Fluorine, which inserts F, the symbol for the element with atomic number 9.
The chemistry math object Francium, which inserts Fr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 87.
The chemistry math object Gadolinium, which inserts Gd, the symbol for the element with atomic number 64.
The chemistry math object Gallium, which inserts Ga, the symbol for the element with atomic number 31.
The chemistry math object Gas produced.
The chemistry math object Gaseous state.
The chemistry math object Germanium, which inserts Ge, the symbol for the element with atomic number 32.
The chemistry math object Gold, which inserts Au, the symbol for the element with atomic number 79.
The chemistry math object Hafnium, which inserts Hf, the symbol for the element with atomic number 72.
The chemistry math object Hassium, which inserts Hs, the symbol for the element with atomic number 108.
The chemistry math object Helium, which inserts He, the symbol for the element with atomic number 2.
The chemistry math object Holmium, which inserts Ho, the symbol for the element with atomic number 67.
The chemistry math object Hydrogen, which inserts H, the symbol for the element with atomic number 1.
The chemistry math object Indium, which inserts In, the symbol for the element with atomic number 49.
The chemistry math object Iodine, which inserts I, the symbol for the element with atomic number 53.
The chemistry math object Iridium, which inserts Ir, the symbol for the element with atomic number 77.
The chemistry math object Iron, which inserts Fe, the symbol for the element with atomic number 26.
The chemistry math object Krypton, which inserts Kr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 36.
The chemistry math object Lanthanum, which inserts La, the symbol for the element with atomic number 57.
The chemistry math object Lawrencium, which inserts Lr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 103.
The chemistry math object Lead, which inserts Pb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 82.
The chemistry math object Liquid state.
The chemistry math object Lithium, which inserts Li, the symbol for the element with atomic number 3.
The chemistry math object Livermorium, which inserts Lv, the symbol for the element with atomic number 116.
The chemistry math object Lutetium, which inserts Lu, the symbol for the element with atomic number 71.
The chemistry math object Magnesium, which inserts Mg, the symbol for the element with atomic number 12.
The chemistry math object Manganese, which inserts Mn, the symbol for the element with atomic number 25.
The chemistry math object Meitnerium, which inserts Mt, the symbol for the element with atomic number 109.
The chemistry math object Mendelevium, which inserts Md, the symbol for the element with atomic number 101.
The chemistry math object Mercury, which inserts Hg, the symbol for the element with atomic number 80.
The chemistry math object Molybdenum, which inserts Mo, the symbol for the element with atomic number 42.
The chemistry math object Moscovium, which inserts Mc, the symbol for the element with atomic number 115.
The chemistry math object Muon.
The chemistry math object Muon antineutrino.
The chemistry math object Muon neutrino.
The chemistry math object Neodymium, which inserts Nd, the symbol for the element with atomic number 60.
The chemistry math object Neon, which inserts Ne, the symbol for the element with atomic number 10.
The chemistry math object Neptunium, which inserts Np, the symbol for the element with atomic number 93.
The chemistry math object Neutrino.
The chemistry math object Neutron.
The chemistry math object Nickel, which inserts Ni, the symbol for the element with atomic number 28.
The chemistry math object Nihonium, which inserts Nh, the symbol for the element with atomic number 113.
The chemistry math object Niobium, which inserts Nb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 41.
The chemistry math object Nitrogen, which inserts N, the symbol for the element with atomic number 7.
The chemistry math object Nobelium, which inserts No, the symbol for the element with atomic number 102.
The chemistry math object Oganesson, which inserts Og, the symbol for the element with atomic number 118.
The chemistry math object Osmium, which inserts Os, the symbol for the element with atomic number 76.
The chemistry math object Oxygen, which inserts O, the symbol for the element with atomic number 8.
The chemistry math object Palladium, which inserts Pd, the symbol for the element with atomic number 46.
The chemistry math object Phosphorus, which inserts P, the symbol for the element with atomic number 15.
The chemistry math object Platinum, which inserts Pt, the symbol for the element with atomic number 78.
The chemistry math object Plutonium, which inserts Pu, the symbol for the element with atomic number 94.
The chemistry math object Polonium, which inserts Po, the symbol for the element with atomic number 84.
The chemistry math object Positron.
The chemistry math object Potassium, which inserts K, the symbol for the element with atomic number 19.
The chemistry math object Praseodymium, which inserts Pr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 59.
The chemistry math object Precipitate produced.
The chemistry math object Promethium, which inserts Pm, the symbol for the element with atomic number 61.
The chemistry math object Protactinium, which inserts Pa, the symbol for the element with atomic number 91.
The chemistry math object Proton.
The chemistry math object Radium, which inserts Ra, the symbol for the element with atomic number 88.
The chemistry math object Radon, which inserts Rn, the symbol for the element with atomic number 86.
The chemistry math object Rhenium, which inserts Re, the symbol for the element with atomic number 75.
The chemistry math object Rhodium, which inserts Rh, the symbol for the element with atomic number 45.
The chemistry math object Roentgenium, which inserts Rg, the symbol for the element with atomic number 111.
The chemistry math object Rubidium, which inserts Rb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 37.
The chemistry math object Ruthenium, which inserts Ru, the symbol for the element with atomic number 44.
The chemistry math object Rutherfordium, which inserts Rf, the symbol for the element with atomic number 104.
The chemistry math object Samarium, which inserts Sm, the symbol for the element with atomic number 62.
The chemistry math object Scandium, which inserts Sc, the symbol for the element with atomic number 21.
The chemistry math object Seaborgium, which inserts Sg, the symbol for the element with atomic number 106.
The chemistry math object Selenium, which inserts Se, the symbol for the element with atomic number 34.
The chemistry math object Silicon, which inserts Si, the symbol for the element with atomic number 14.
The chemistry math object Silver, which inserts Ag, the symbol for the element with atomic number 47.
The chemistry math object Sodium, which inserts Na, the symbol for the element with atomic number 11.
The chemistry math object Solid state.
The chemistry math object Strontium, which inserts Sr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 38.
The chemistry math object Sulfur, which inserts S, the symbol for the element with atomic number 16.
The chemistry math object Tantalum, which inserts Ta, the symbol for the element with atomic number 73.
The chemistry math object Tau antineutrino.
The chemistry math object Tau neutrino.
The chemistry math object Tauon.
The chemistry math object Technetium, which inserts Tc, the symbol for the element with atomic number 43.
The chemistry math object Tellurium, which inserts Te, the symbol for the element with atomic number 52.
The chemistry math object Tennessine, which inserts Ts, the symbol for the element with atomic number 117.
The chemistry math object Terbium, which inserts Tb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 65.
The chemistry math object Thallium, which inserts Tl, the symbol for the element with atomic number 81.
The chemistry math object Thorium, which inserts Th, the symbol for the element with atomic number 90.
The chemistry math object Thoron.
The chemistry math object Thulium, which inserts Tm, the symbol for the element with atomic number 69.
The chemistry math object Tin, which inserts Sn, the symbol for the element with atomic number 50.
The chemistry math object Titanium, which inserts Ti, the symbol for the element with atomic number 22.
The chemistry math object Tritium.
The chemistry math object Tungsten, which inserts W, the symbol for the element with atomic number 74.
The chemistry math object Ununennium, which inserts Uue, the symbol for the element with atomic number 119.
The chemistry math object Uranium, which inserts U, the symbol for the element with atomic number 92.
The chemistry math object Vanadium, which inserts V, the symbol for the element with atomic number 23.
The chemistry math object Xenon, which inserts Xe, the symbol for the element with atomic number 54.
The chemistry math object Yields, which inserts the → operator.
The chemistry math object Yields both directions, which inserts the ⇄ operator.
The chemistry math object Yields net backward, which inserts the ← operator.
The chemistry math object Yields with catalyst.
The chemistry math object Yields with heat, which inserts the → operator with △ above.
The chemistry math object Yields with light, which inserts the → operator with hν above.
The chemistry math object Ytterbium, which inserts Yb, the symbol for the element with atomic number 70.
The chemistry math object Yttrium, which inserts Y, the symbol for the element with atomic number 39.
The chemistry math object Zinc, which inserts Zn, the symbol for the element with atomic number 30.
The chemistry math object Zirconium, which inserts Zr, the symbol for the element with atomic number 40.
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The names of the subset of math editor commands that insert chemistry objects without any additional special behaviours.
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