User talk:Sodiumtetrahydrateintermediate

Copper ibuprofenate ‎

Hi, did you want to discuss editing this article? that way we make Wikipedia stronger and learn from each other. Here are some changes that I made:

In Wikipedia we do not give procedural details, so it probably suffices to say that the sodium salt reacts with copper(II).
I move an article (published in Polyhedron so not very critical) to "further reading".
There is no serious prospect that this complex is about to be used in any medical application, so I relabeled "uses" as research.

Cool? --Smokefoot (talk) 22:41, 13 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I've looked at a few articles which have some procedural details, but we can chop out the parts where I go int too much detail, and I would agree with the uses being switched to research, it has no uses in the real world, just possible uses. Sorry I was so aggressive in the changes, I was up until 6 am working on chemistry stuff and things so my human interaction skills were... reduced.

Hey, thanks for the note. No problem. Most infrequent editors under-estimate the number of chemical publications that appear annually (tens of thousands). Good luck with your recovery! --Smokefoot (talk) 03:02, 14 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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