is questionable.... Various sources report a different NFPA symbol for Chlorine (4, 0, 0, OX) NOT (3, 0, 2, ). followed citation, the diamond isn't even...

this would probably not fly. There are other options. One could write Chlorine-37 (37Cl) now that I've clicked "Show preview", I see that doesn't really...

07:21, 27 December 2005 (UTC) Take a look at the chemical element infobox, e.g. at Chlorine. This way, we could leave out HDI information for territories...

all IPA and respell pronunciation completely from individual elements' infobox). Such a removal should be done in compliance with WP:PRON, WP:LEAD, MOS:LEADPRON...

My thoughts: Cl: there is already a featured picture of liquid chlorine. the infobox should have a gaseous, or gaseous/liquid image Ca: better technical...

I would like to be able to put the GHS phrases and pictograms in the infobox. Can anyone put in lines for those entrys in the template?T.vanschaik (talk)...

what I did in an earlier, now archived discussion: The linking of the infobox as a whole to a list of citations is poor scholarly writing, and entirely...

perhaps something electride-like. Burzuchius (talk) 16:39, 21 May 2015 (UTC) Chlorine(+2, +6). Greenwood&Earnshaw mention them in the table, but in what compounds...

transcluded. I've fixed a couple of them: Theobromine had a reference in the infobox, which broke the calculation. I simply moved the ref. to the article body...

is no need to link an alternative periodic table in the article about chlorine. The primary reason this conclusion was reached by the participants of...