nepahwin
commented
11 years ago Obviously it should be case-insensitive and we should substitute with AND's as I described. We also want to check chemical elements are separate sentence units - e.g. " Ag " not just "Ag".
Symbol Name (US) Name (UK)
Al Aluminum Aluminium
Sb Antimony
Ar Argon
As Arsenic
Ba Barium
Be Beryllium
Bi Bismuth
B Boron
Br Bromine
Cd Cadmium
Cs Cesium Ceasium
Ca Calcium
C Carbon
Ce Cerium
Cl Chlorine
Cr Chromium
Co Cobalt
Cu Copper
Dy Dysprosium
Er Erbium
Eu Europium
F Fluorine
Gd Gadolinium
Ga Gallium
Ge Germanium
Au Gold
Hf Hafnium
He Helium
Ho Holmium
H Hydrogen
In Indium
I Iodine
Ir Iridium
Fe Iron
Kr Krypton
La Lanthanum
Pb Lead
Li Lithium
Lu Lutetium
Mg Magnesium
Mn Manganese
Hg Mercury
Mo Molybdenum
Nd Neodymium
Ne Neon
Ni Nickel
Nb Niobium
N Nitrogen
Os Osmium
O Oxygen
Pd Palladium
P Phosphorus
Pt Platinum
Pu Plutonium
K Potassium
Pr Praseodymium
Re Rhenium
Rh Rhodium
Rb Rubidium
Ru Ruthenium
Sm Samarium
Sc Scandium
Se Selenium
Si Silicon
Ag Silver
Na Sodium
Sr Strontium
S Sulfur Sulpher
Ta Tantalum
Te Tellurium
Tb Terbium
Tl Thallium
Th Thorium
Tm Thulium
Sn Tin
Ti Titanium
W Tungsten
U Uranium
V Vanadium
Xe Xenon
Yb Ytterbium
Y Yttrium
Zn Zinc
Zr Zirconium
Default searches (on name and description) should include automatic contraction and expansion of element names. A search for 'Ge' or 'germanium' should become one for 'Ge AND germanium'. Also account for UK element names: 'aluminum' or 'aluminium' becomes 'aluminum AND aluminium'. Also sulphur/sulfur. Any others?