CZ:Chemistry Workgroup

Workgroups are no longer used for group communications, but they still are used to group articles into fields of interest. Each article is assigned to 1-3 Workgroups via the article's Metadata.

Chemistry Workgroup
Chemistry article	All articles (945)	To Approve (0)	Editors: active (0) / inactive (23) and Authors: active (157) / inactive (0)	Workgroup Discussion
	Recent changes	Citable Articles (34)
		Subgroups (5.5)

Checklist-generated categories: Underlinked (300) Cat Check (192) Cleanup (0) Subpage categories: Definitions (917) Related Articles (783 to check 321) Bibliography (224) External Links (255) Gallery (13) Video (6)

Missing subpage categories: Definitions (15) Related Articles (13) Bibliography (15) External Links (14) Article statuses: 61 Developed (status=1) 372 Developing (status=2) 475 Stub (status=3) 2 External (status=4) 93 Advanced (status 0-1) 465 Nonstub (status 0-2) 940 Internal (status 0-3)

Welcome fellow chemists! We are very pleased to have you as a member of CZ. In order to have a coherent structure in our chemistry related articles and aid new chemistry authors, we have created the Chemistry style guide to provide guidance. It contains examples of code used to created chemical reactions, style used for chemical structures, and other useful hints. Also, be sure to sign up for the cz-chemistry email list here [1]. A list of priority chemistry articles that need to be written can be found at Chemistry Core Articles. This is a dynamic list subject to change and improvement.

Eventually, we would like to create articles for every chemical compound known. However, some classes of compounds have a higher priority due to everyday use or curiosity. Prescription drugs are good examples of this because millions of people use them and have no idea what they are. Because of this, drug articles will attract many search engine hits and draw in new readers, authors and editors. Some areas, like statins and antiviral drugs, are well-covered, while antibiotics and steroids have a good start and others remaining untouched. Pick a drug class and go to work! Be sure to include the Health Sciences category on drug pages.

We have several templates of interest to the chemist. We currently have a template for an information box for the chemical elements, see phosphorus for example, in which certain pieces of data are compiled. A similar box for chemical compounds is under discussion and will be avialable shortly. The Template{{DailyMed}} provides an easy way to link to the FDA for drug articles.

Finally, don't be shy! Jump right in and start creating new content. If you encounter any problems, just send a note to one of the active chemists on CZ. You can find them by checking the recent changes link on the chemistry workgroup page.

• Top Priorities

CZ:Core Articles

Pages for all chemical elements

Prescription drugs - a nice list can be found at the Drug Bank [2]

List of organic compounds

List of inorganic compounds

Finish the chem_infobox template

Articles for all named organic chemistry reactions and industrial processes

Recruit more chemistry author and editors - Teachers, please see Eduzendium

Core Articles

Click here to edit this transcluded list

Electrochemistry: Add brief definition or description Gibb's free energy: Add brief definition or description Functional group: Add brief definition or description Bronstad-Lowry acid-base theory: Add brief definition or description Oxidation-reduction chemistry: Add brief definition or description Reaction mechanisms: Add brief definition or description Catalyst: Add brief definition or description Equilibrium constant: Add brief definition or description LeChatelier's principle: Add brief definition or description Metathesis reactions: Add brief definition or description Pauli exclusion principle: Add brief definition or description Rate-determining step: Add brief definition or description Reaction mechanism: Add brief definition or description Net ionic equation: Add brief definition or description Osmosis: Add brief definition or description Photoelectric effect: Add brief definition or description Rate law: Add brief definition or description Aldehyde: Add brief definition or description Covalent bond: Add brief definition or description Ionic bond: Add brief definition or description Lanthanides: Add brief definition or description Law of mass action: Add brief definition or description Law of multiple proportions: Add brief definition or description Ligand: Add brief definition or description Lipids: Add brief definition or description Markownikoff's rule: Add brief definition or description Mass number: Add brief definition or description Metals: Add brief definition or description Metaloids: Add brief definition or description Molecular equation: Add brief definition or description Molecular formula: Add brief definition or description

Nernst equation: Add brief definition or description Nitric Acid: Add brief definition or description Ostwald process: Add brief definition or description Oxidation state: Add brief definition or description Paramagnetic: Add brief definition or description Double bond: Add brief definition or description Formula weight: Add brief definition or description Halides: Add brief definition or description Hexagonal closest-packed structure: Add brief definition or description Hund's rule: Add brief definition or description Peptide bond: Add brief definition or description Period (of the periodic table): Add brief definition or description Periodic law: Add brief definition or description Pi bond: Add brief definition or description Polar covalent bond: Add brief definition or description Raoult's law: Add brief definition or description Rate constant: Add brief definition or description Reaction intermediate: Add brief definition or description Reaction quotient: Add brief definition or description Reduction: Add brief definition or description Saponification: Add brief definition or description Saturated fat: Add brief definition or description Sigma bond: Add brief definition or description Solubility-product constant: Add brief definition or description Solvay process: Add brief definition or description Transition elements: Add brief definition or description Zwitterion: Add brief definition or description

Workgroups are no longer used for group communications, but they still are used to group articles into fields of interest. Each article is assigned to 1-3 Workgroups via the article's Metadata. Chemistry Workgroup Chemistry article All articles (945) To Approve (0) Editors: active (0) / inactive (23) and Authors: active (157) / inactive (0) Workgroup Discussion Recent changes Citable Articles (34) Subgroups (5.5) Checklist-generated categories: Underlinked (300) Cat Check (192) Cleanup (0) Subpage categories: Definitions (917) Related Articles (783 to check 321) Bibliography (224) External Links (255) Gallery (13) Video (6)  Missing subpage categories: Definitions (15) Related Articles (13) Bibliography (15) External Links (14) Article statuses: 61 Developed (status=1) 372 Developing (status=2) 475 Stub (status=3) 2 External (status=4) 93 Advanced (status 0-1) 465 Nonstub (status 0-2) 940 Internal (status 0-3)

Chemistry workgroup tasks

Refine the proposed subgroups listed below

Proposed subgroups Analytical chemistry together with Inorganic or Anorganic chemistry Biochemistry {probably should be shared with Biology workgroup } Organic chemistry Macromolecular chemistry {probably should coordinate with the Physics workgroup because of the huge overlap with chemical physics as well as Health_Sciences workgroup because of the growing number of engineered molecules used in Medicine and Biology workgroup because of general biological purposes of macromolecules} Polymers Theoretical and Physical chemistry {probably should coordinate with the Physics workgroup because of the huge overlap with chemical physics } Pharmaco chemistry - see the big pharmas Engineering chemistry as in for instance drug design, molecule design etc Chromatography and Electro chemistry All subgroups are the start of a top-down article discussing all of that subgroup. If the subgroup page has no link to the start Chemistry page that link need be inserted at the appropriate place. All subgroups are responsible for the document carrying their name. Subdocuments per documents need be discussed first at the respective talk pages.