Talk:Guide to chemistry

Suggestion

If we're looking for a more compact look, this style would be the most compact while being informative, easy to navigate and also makes possible to sorting them with "Treatment for".

Name	Formula	Treatment for	Description
Alkysine	1 part Anti-Toxin, 1 part Chlorine, 1 part Nitrogen	Neurological damage	Lessens the damage to neurological tissue, effective even after catastrophic injury. Used for treating brain damage (Results in 2 units instead of 3).
Anti-Toxin/ Dylovene	1 part Nitrogen, 1 part Potassium, 1 part Silicon	Toxin damage, Broad spectrum	Also known as Dylovene. A broad-spectrum anti-toxin, which treats toxin damage in the blood stream.
Arithrazine	1 part Hyronalin, 1 part Hydrogen	Toxin damage	A very unstable medication used to treat the most extreme cases of radiation poisoning. May cause some internal damage to the patient, but such damage is easily treatable.

Kosmos (talk) 07:46, 1 June 2014 (UTC)

It looks nice... but the Formula column is too thin. Anyway my idea was to somehow clearly state when a chemical's react takes place. For example a standard label on all the chemicals that immediately reacts apron mixing, like Metal Foam and Explosion. A bit more information than just a non-standard description.

Recipe Sorting

The list of recipes really should be sorted alphabetically. The categories are ok though, so just sorting inside the categories. - Deantwo (talk) 13:32, 25 January 2015 (EST)

Do you mean just switching the places of current chems to match alphabetical order, or are you talking about making them into a table like the suggestion above? Kosmos (talk) 01:31, 26 January 2015 (EST)

I was thinking of the current system. I may have some ideas for a new system as well thought, and I'll post those above when I have them flushed out. - Deantwo (talk) 01:36, 26 January 2015 (EST)