CHEMIC: place a argument under the compound
Good morning to all, I need to place a argument under the compound. For the first compound it's ok, but for the second and third compounds the argument is placed in front an not bellow. How I can fix that? thanks. \usemodule[chemic] \startformula \chemical{Fe^{3+}}{}{yellow} \chemical{PLUS} \chemical{SCN^{-}}{}{colourless} \chemical{EQUILIBRIUM} \chemical{[FeSCN]^{2+}}{}{red} \stopformula
Thanks for your support. I clear the recommended line, but the problem persists. How I can fix that? Jorge
No dia 18/03/2019, às 14:36, Alan Braslau
escreveu: On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 10:08:33 +0000 Jorge Manuel
wrote: \usemodule[chemic]
chemic is the old, mkii chemical macros. They have been replaced in mkiv with core macros so no need for the above line.
Alan
On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 14:44:17 +0000
Jorge Manuel
Thanks for your support. I clear the recommended line, but the problem persists. How I can fix that?
Jorge
No dia 18/03/2019, às 14:36, Alan Braslau
escreveu: On Mon, 18 Mar 2019 10:08:33 +0000 Jorge Manuel
wrote: \usemodule[chemic]
chemic is the old, mkii chemical macros. They have been replaced in mkiv with core macros so no need for the above line.
Alan
Sorry, it is now: \startchemicalformula \chemical{text} \chemical{text}{below} \chemical{text}{above}{below} \stopchemicalformula and it can be enclosed in \startplacechemical ... \stopplacechemical to get numbered (chemical) equations. Alan P.S. I need to work with Hans to get the new (now old) manual into the distribution.
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