See please the picture and the SMath-sheet in attach.

Buff-CO2-new.sm (28.44 KiB) downloaded 815 time(s).

Hi

1. You can have three, sometimes is just useful having more to group blocks of codes (f.e. to test different sub-routines swapping a piece of a function instead of using different functions);
   
2. because superscript in variables it was never implemented (would be nice, though);
   
3. there is a hardcoded algorithm that shows automatically parenthesis in certain cases, to help the user to avoid confusion in reading operators order. It is a tricky balance, sometimes it might be too greedy, sometimes you wish it would have been triggered automatically before loosing half an hour looking for the source of a wroong calculation)
   

This is using Ctrl+Shift+K and Unicode super and sub-script characters.



chem_conc.sm (3.03 KiB) downloaded 807 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

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This is using Ctrl+Shift+K and Unicode super and sub-script characters.



chem_conc.sm (3.03 KiB) downloaded 807 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

Sorry!
I cannot using Ctrl+Shift+K! Why?
I can only copy "chemical" variables from your sheet chem_conc.sm

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... Sorry!
I cannot using Ctrl+Shift+K! Why?

Hi. You have to start typing the variable first, and then use Ctrl+Shift+K, which should make the cursor turn red.



By the way, reviewing the ISO 80000 standard I think that the correct way to write the ion is with two '--', not with '2-'



Best regards
Alvaro.