How to show element name in portuguese using elements package?












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I have to do a big table using the chemical elements names in portuguese. I'm using the elements package to do that, but don't works. Below following a few examples.



documentclass{article}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



English



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



German



documentclass{article}
usepackage[portuguese]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
Expected: Sódio
end{document}


produces



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    ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

    – moewe
    yesterday






  • 1





    Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

    – Kurt
    yesterday











  • Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday
















4















I have to do a big table using the chemical elements names in portuguese. I'm using the elements package to do that, but don't works. Below following a few examples.



documentclass{article}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



English



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



German



documentclass{article}
usepackage[portuguese]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
Expected: Sódio
end{document}


produces



enter image description here



How can I do?










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

    – moewe
    yesterday






  • 1





    Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

    – Kurt
    yesterday











  • Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday














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4








I have to do a big table using the chemical elements names in portuguese. I'm using the elements package to do that, but don't works. Below following a few examples.



documentclass{article}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



English



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



German



documentclass{article}
usepackage[portuguese]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
Expected: Sódio
end{document}


produces



enter image description here



How can I do?










share|improve this question














I have to do a big table using the chemical elements names in portuguese. I'm using the elements package to do that, but don't works. Below following a few examples.



documentclass{article}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



English



documentclass{article}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
end{document}


produces



German



documentclass{article}
usepackage[portuguese]{babel}
usepackage{elements}
begin{document}
Result: elementname{Na} par
Expected: Sódio
end{document}


produces



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    ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

    – moewe
    yesterday






  • 1





    Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

    – Kurt
    yesterday











  • Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday














  • 1





    ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

    – moewe
    yesterday






  • 1





    Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

    – Kurt
    yesterday











  • Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday








1




1





ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

– moewe
yesterday





ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/elements seems to suggest the package only speaks English, French, German and Spanish. So someone would have to teach it Portuguese for this to work.

– moewe
yesterday




1




1





Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

– Kurt
yesterday





Copy file elements_names_english.def (see elements on ctan), rename it to elements_names_portuguese.def, change the english names to portuguese names for the elements and send this changed file to the maintainer of elements and ask for adding it to the package ...

– Kurt
yesterday













Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

– GRSousaJr
yesterday





Roger that! I'll prepare a file and send to Clemens Niederberger. @Kurt

– GRSousaJr
yesterday










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As moewe said there's no translation for Portuguese available. However it's easy to provide one. I took the French as template, copied the list of names from this site (I'm not a chemist, so I don't know how correct is that) and used some regex replacements for accents. Save this file as elements_names_portuges.def (not portuguese) somewhere TeX can find it:



% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% the ELEMENTS package
%
% retrieve different properties of chemical elements
%
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Clemens Niederberger
% Web: https://github.com/cgnieder/elements/
% E-Mail: contact@mychemistry.eu
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Copyright 2015--2018 Clemens Niederberger
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
% The latest version of this license is in
% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
%
% The Current Maintainer of this work is Clemens Niederberger.
%
% Portuguese translation added by Phelype Oleinik
% from https://www.areaseg.com/sinais/elementos.html
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
DeclareAtomName[Hidrogenio]{001}{Hidrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Helio]{002}{H'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Litio]{003}{L{'i}tio}
DeclareAtomName[Berilio]{004}{Ber{'i}lio}
DeclareAtomName{005}{Boro}
DeclareAtomName{006}{Carbono}
DeclareAtomName[Nitrogenio]{007}{Nitrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Oxigenio]{008}{Oxig^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fluor]{009}{Fl'uor}
DeclareAtomName[Neonio]{010}{Ne^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Sodio]{011}{S'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Magnesio]{012}{Magn'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Aluminio]{013}{Alum{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Silicio]{014}{Sil{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Fosforo]{015}{F'osforo}
DeclareAtomName{016}{Enxofre}
DeclareAtomName{017}{Cloro}
DeclareAtomName[Argonio]{018}{Arg^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Potassio]{019}{Pot'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Calcio]{020}{C'alcio}
DeclareAtomName[Escandio]{021}{Esc^andio}
DeclareAtomName[Titanio]{022}{Tit^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Vanadio]{023}{Van'adio}
DeclareAtomName{024}{Cromo}
DeclareAtomName[Manganes]{025}{Mangan^es}
DeclareAtomName{026}{Ferro}
DeclareAtomName{027}{Cobalto}
DeclareAtomName[Niquel]{028}{N{'i}quel}
DeclareAtomName{029}{Cobre}
DeclareAtomName{030}{Zinco}
DeclareAtomName[Galio]{031}{G'alio}
DeclareAtomName[Germanio]{032}{Germ^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Arsenio]{033}{Ars'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Selenio]{034}{Sel'enio}
DeclareAtomName{035}{Bromo}
DeclareAtomName[Criptonio]{036}{Cript^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Rubidio]{037}{Rub{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName[Estroncio]{038}{Estr^oncio}
DeclareAtomName[Itrio]{039}{'Itrio}
DeclareAtomName[Zirconio]{040}{Zirc^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Niobio]{041}{Ni'obio}
DeclareAtomName[Molibdenio]{042}{Molibd'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Tecnecio]{043}{Tecn'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutenio]{044}{Rut^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Rodio]{045}{R'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Paladio]{046}{Pal'adio}
DeclareAtomName{047}{Prata}
DeclareAtomName[Cadmio]{048}{C'admio}
DeclareAtomName[Indio]{049}{'Indio}
DeclareAtomName{050}{Estanho}
DeclareAtomName[Antimonio]{051}{Antim^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Telurio]{052}{Tel'urio}
DeclareAtomName{053}{Iodo}
DeclareAtomName[Xenonio]{054}{Xen^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Cesio]{055}{C'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Bario]{056}{B'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Lantanio]{057}{Lant^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Cerio]{058}{C'erio}
DeclareAtomName[Praseodimio]{059}{Praseod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Neodimio]{060}{Neod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Promecio]{061}{Prom'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Samario]{062}{Sam'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Europio]{063}{Eur'opio}
DeclareAtomName[Gadolinio]{064}{Gadol{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Terbio]{065}{T'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Disprosio]{066}{Dispr'osio}
DeclareAtomName[Holmio]{067}{H'olmio}
DeclareAtomName[Erbio]{068}{'Erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Tulio]{069}{T'ulio}
DeclareAtomName[Iterbio]{070}{It'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Lutecio]{071}{Lut'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Hafnio]{072}{H'afnio}
DeclareAtomName[Tantalo]{073}{T^antalo}
DeclareAtomName[Tungstenio]{074}{Tungst^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Renio]{075}{R^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Osmio]{076}{'Osmio}
DeclareAtomName[Iridio]{077}{Ir{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName{078}{Platina}
DeclareAtomName{079}{Ouro}
DeclareAtomName[Mercurio]{080}{Merc'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Talio]{081}{T'alio}
DeclareAtomName{082}{Chumbo}
DeclareAtomName{083}{Bismuto}
DeclareAtomName[Polonio]{084}{Pol^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Astatinio]{085}{Astat{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Radonio]{086}{Rad^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Francio]{087}{Fr^ancio}
DeclareAtomName[Radio]{088}{R'adio}
DeclareAtomName[Actinio]{089}{Act{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Torio]{090}{T'orio}
DeclareAtomName[Protactinio]{091}{Protact{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Uranio]{092}{Ur^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Netunio]{093}{Net'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Plutonio]{094}{Plut^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Americio]{095}{Amer{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Curio]{096}{C'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Berquelio]{097}{Berqu'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Californio]{098}{Calif'ornio}
DeclareAtomName[Einstenio]{099}{Einst'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fermio]{100}{F'ermio}
DeclareAtomName[Mendelevio]{101}{Mendel'evio}
DeclareAtomName[Nobelio]{102}{Nob'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Laurencio]{103}{Laur^encio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutherfordio]{104}{Rutherf'ordio}
DeclareAtomName[Dubnio]{105}{D'ubnio}
DeclareAtomName[Seaborgio]{106}{Seab'orgio}
DeclareAtomName[Bohrio]{107}{B'ohrio}
DeclareAtomName[Hassio]{108}{H'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Meitnerio]{109}{Meitn'erio}
DeclareAtomName{110}{Darmstadtio}
DeclareAtomName[Unununio]{111}{Unun'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Unumbio]{112}{Un'umbio}

endinput





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  • Works perfectly!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday











  • @GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    yesterday











  • I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday












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As moewe said there's no translation for Portuguese available. However it's easy to provide one. I took the French as template, copied the list of names from this site (I'm not a chemist, so I don't know how correct is that) and used some regex replacements for accents. Save this file as elements_names_portuges.def (not portuguese) somewhere TeX can find it:



% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% the ELEMENTS package
%
% retrieve different properties of chemical elements
%
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Clemens Niederberger
% Web: https://github.com/cgnieder/elements/
% E-Mail: contact@mychemistry.eu
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Copyright 2015--2018 Clemens Niederberger
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
% The latest version of this license is in
% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
%
% The Current Maintainer of this work is Clemens Niederberger.
%
% Portuguese translation added by Phelype Oleinik
% from https://www.areaseg.com/sinais/elementos.html
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
DeclareAtomName[Hidrogenio]{001}{Hidrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Helio]{002}{H'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Litio]{003}{L{'i}tio}
DeclareAtomName[Berilio]{004}{Ber{'i}lio}
DeclareAtomName{005}{Boro}
DeclareAtomName{006}{Carbono}
DeclareAtomName[Nitrogenio]{007}{Nitrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Oxigenio]{008}{Oxig^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fluor]{009}{Fl'uor}
DeclareAtomName[Neonio]{010}{Ne^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Sodio]{011}{S'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Magnesio]{012}{Magn'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Aluminio]{013}{Alum{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Silicio]{014}{Sil{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Fosforo]{015}{F'osforo}
DeclareAtomName{016}{Enxofre}
DeclareAtomName{017}{Cloro}
DeclareAtomName[Argonio]{018}{Arg^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Potassio]{019}{Pot'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Calcio]{020}{C'alcio}
DeclareAtomName[Escandio]{021}{Esc^andio}
DeclareAtomName[Titanio]{022}{Tit^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Vanadio]{023}{Van'adio}
DeclareAtomName{024}{Cromo}
DeclareAtomName[Manganes]{025}{Mangan^es}
DeclareAtomName{026}{Ferro}
DeclareAtomName{027}{Cobalto}
DeclareAtomName[Niquel]{028}{N{'i}quel}
DeclareAtomName{029}{Cobre}
DeclareAtomName{030}{Zinco}
DeclareAtomName[Galio]{031}{G'alio}
DeclareAtomName[Germanio]{032}{Germ^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Arsenio]{033}{Ars'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Selenio]{034}{Sel'enio}
DeclareAtomName{035}{Bromo}
DeclareAtomName[Criptonio]{036}{Cript^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Rubidio]{037}{Rub{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName[Estroncio]{038}{Estr^oncio}
DeclareAtomName[Itrio]{039}{'Itrio}
DeclareAtomName[Zirconio]{040}{Zirc^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Niobio]{041}{Ni'obio}
DeclareAtomName[Molibdenio]{042}{Molibd'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Tecnecio]{043}{Tecn'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutenio]{044}{Rut^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Rodio]{045}{R'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Paladio]{046}{Pal'adio}
DeclareAtomName{047}{Prata}
DeclareAtomName[Cadmio]{048}{C'admio}
DeclareAtomName[Indio]{049}{'Indio}
DeclareAtomName{050}{Estanho}
DeclareAtomName[Antimonio]{051}{Antim^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Telurio]{052}{Tel'urio}
DeclareAtomName{053}{Iodo}
DeclareAtomName[Xenonio]{054}{Xen^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Cesio]{055}{C'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Bario]{056}{B'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Lantanio]{057}{Lant^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Cerio]{058}{C'erio}
DeclareAtomName[Praseodimio]{059}{Praseod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Neodimio]{060}{Neod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Promecio]{061}{Prom'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Samario]{062}{Sam'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Europio]{063}{Eur'opio}
DeclareAtomName[Gadolinio]{064}{Gadol{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Terbio]{065}{T'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Disprosio]{066}{Dispr'osio}
DeclareAtomName[Holmio]{067}{H'olmio}
DeclareAtomName[Erbio]{068}{'Erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Tulio]{069}{T'ulio}
DeclareAtomName[Iterbio]{070}{It'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Lutecio]{071}{Lut'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Hafnio]{072}{H'afnio}
DeclareAtomName[Tantalo]{073}{T^antalo}
DeclareAtomName[Tungstenio]{074}{Tungst^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Renio]{075}{R^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Osmio]{076}{'Osmio}
DeclareAtomName[Iridio]{077}{Ir{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName{078}{Platina}
DeclareAtomName{079}{Ouro}
DeclareAtomName[Mercurio]{080}{Merc'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Talio]{081}{T'alio}
DeclareAtomName{082}{Chumbo}
DeclareAtomName{083}{Bismuto}
DeclareAtomName[Polonio]{084}{Pol^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Astatinio]{085}{Astat{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Radonio]{086}{Rad^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Francio]{087}{Fr^ancio}
DeclareAtomName[Radio]{088}{R'adio}
DeclareAtomName[Actinio]{089}{Act{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Torio]{090}{T'orio}
DeclareAtomName[Protactinio]{091}{Protact{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Uranio]{092}{Ur^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Netunio]{093}{Net'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Plutonio]{094}{Plut^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Americio]{095}{Amer{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Curio]{096}{C'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Berquelio]{097}{Berqu'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Californio]{098}{Calif'ornio}
DeclareAtomName[Einstenio]{099}{Einst'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fermio]{100}{F'ermio}
DeclareAtomName[Mendelevio]{101}{Mendel'evio}
DeclareAtomName[Nobelio]{102}{Nob'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Laurencio]{103}{Laur^encio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutherfordio]{104}{Rutherf'ordio}
DeclareAtomName[Dubnio]{105}{D'ubnio}
DeclareAtomName[Seaborgio]{106}{Seab'orgio}
DeclareAtomName[Bohrio]{107}{B'ohrio}
DeclareAtomName[Hassio]{108}{H'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Meitnerio]{109}{Meitn'erio}
DeclareAtomName{110}{Darmstadtio}
DeclareAtomName[Unununio]{111}{Unun'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Unumbio]{112}{Un'umbio}

endinput





share|improve this answer


























  • Works perfectly!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday











  • @GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    yesterday











  • I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday
















7














As moewe said there's no translation for Portuguese available. However it's easy to provide one. I took the French as template, copied the list of names from this site (I'm not a chemist, so I don't know how correct is that) and used some regex replacements for accents. Save this file as elements_names_portuges.def (not portuguese) somewhere TeX can find it:



% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% the ELEMENTS package
%
% retrieve different properties of chemical elements
%
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Clemens Niederberger
% Web: https://github.com/cgnieder/elements/
% E-Mail: contact@mychemistry.eu
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Copyright 2015--2018 Clemens Niederberger
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
% The latest version of this license is in
% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
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% The Current Maintainer of this work is Clemens Niederberger.
%
% Portuguese translation added by Phelype Oleinik
% from https://www.areaseg.com/sinais/elementos.html
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
DeclareAtomName[Hidrogenio]{001}{Hidrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Helio]{002}{H'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Litio]{003}{L{'i}tio}
DeclareAtomName[Berilio]{004}{Ber{'i}lio}
DeclareAtomName{005}{Boro}
DeclareAtomName{006}{Carbono}
DeclareAtomName[Nitrogenio]{007}{Nitrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Oxigenio]{008}{Oxig^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fluor]{009}{Fl'uor}
DeclareAtomName[Neonio]{010}{Ne^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Sodio]{011}{S'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Magnesio]{012}{Magn'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Aluminio]{013}{Alum{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Silicio]{014}{Sil{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Fosforo]{015}{F'osforo}
DeclareAtomName{016}{Enxofre}
DeclareAtomName{017}{Cloro}
DeclareAtomName[Argonio]{018}{Arg^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Potassio]{019}{Pot'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Calcio]{020}{C'alcio}
DeclareAtomName[Escandio]{021}{Esc^andio}
DeclareAtomName[Titanio]{022}{Tit^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Vanadio]{023}{Van'adio}
DeclareAtomName{024}{Cromo}
DeclareAtomName[Manganes]{025}{Mangan^es}
DeclareAtomName{026}{Ferro}
DeclareAtomName{027}{Cobalto}
DeclareAtomName[Niquel]{028}{N{'i}quel}
DeclareAtomName{029}{Cobre}
DeclareAtomName{030}{Zinco}
DeclareAtomName[Galio]{031}{G'alio}
DeclareAtomName[Germanio]{032}{Germ^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Arsenio]{033}{Ars'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Selenio]{034}{Sel'enio}
DeclareAtomName{035}{Bromo}
DeclareAtomName[Criptonio]{036}{Cript^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Rubidio]{037}{Rub{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName[Estroncio]{038}{Estr^oncio}
DeclareAtomName[Itrio]{039}{'Itrio}
DeclareAtomName[Zirconio]{040}{Zirc^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Niobio]{041}{Ni'obio}
DeclareAtomName[Molibdenio]{042}{Molibd'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Tecnecio]{043}{Tecn'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutenio]{044}{Rut^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Rodio]{045}{R'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Paladio]{046}{Pal'adio}
DeclareAtomName{047}{Prata}
DeclareAtomName[Cadmio]{048}{C'admio}
DeclareAtomName[Indio]{049}{'Indio}
DeclareAtomName{050}{Estanho}
DeclareAtomName[Antimonio]{051}{Antim^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Telurio]{052}{Tel'urio}
DeclareAtomName{053}{Iodo}
DeclareAtomName[Xenonio]{054}{Xen^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Cesio]{055}{C'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Bario]{056}{B'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Lantanio]{057}{Lant^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Cerio]{058}{C'erio}
DeclareAtomName[Praseodimio]{059}{Praseod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Neodimio]{060}{Neod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Promecio]{061}{Prom'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Samario]{062}{Sam'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Europio]{063}{Eur'opio}
DeclareAtomName[Gadolinio]{064}{Gadol{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Terbio]{065}{T'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Disprosio]{066}{Dispr'osio}
DeclareAtomName[Holmio]{067}{H'olmio}
DeclareAtomName[Erbio]{068}{'Erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Tulio]{069}{T'ulio}
DeclareAtomName[Iterbio]{070}{It'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Lutecio]{071}{Lut'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Hafnio]{072}{H'afnio}
DeclareAtomName[Tantalo]{073}{T^antalo}
DeclareAtomName[Tungstenio]{074}{Tungst^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Renio]{075}{R^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Osmio]{076}{'Osmio}
DeclareAtomName[Iridio]{077}{Ir{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName{078}{Platina}
DeclareAtomName{079}{Ouro}
DeclareAtomName[Mercurio]{080}{Merc'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Talio]{081}{T'alio}
DeclareAtomName{082}{Chumbo}
DeclareAtomName{083}{Bismuto}
DeclareAtomName[Polonio]{084}{Pol^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Astatinio]{085}{Astat{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Radonio]{086}{Rad^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Francio]{087}{Fr^ancio}
DeclareAtomName[Radio]{088}{R'adio}
DeclareAtomName[Actinio]{089}{Act{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Torio]{090}{T'orio}
DeclareAtomName[Protactinio]{091}{Protact{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Uranio]{092}{Ur^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Netunio]{093}{Net'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Plutonio]{094}{Plut^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Americio]{095}{Amer{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Curio]{096}{C'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Berquelio]{097}{Berqu'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Californio]{098}{Calif'ornio}
DeclareAtomName[Einstenio]{099}{Einst'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fermio]{100}{F'ermio}
DeclareAtomName[Mendelevio]{101}{Mendel'evio}
DeclareAtomName[Nobelio]{102}{Nob'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Laurencio]{103}{Laur^encio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutherfordio]{104}{Rutherf'ordio}
DeclareAtomName[Dubnio]{105}{D'ubnio}
DeclareAtomName[Seaborgio]{106}{Seab'orgio}
DeclareAtomName[Bohrio]{107}{B'ohrio}
DeclareAtomName[Hassio]{108}{H'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Meitnerio]{109}{Meitn'erio}
DeclareAtomName{110}{Darmstadtio}
DeclareAtomName[Unununio]{111}{Unun'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Unumbio]{112}{Un'umbio}

endinput





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  • Works perfectly!

    – GRSousaJr
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  • @GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    yesterday











  • I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday














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As moewe said there's no translation for Portuguese available. However it's easy to provide one. I took the French as template, copied the list of names from this site (I'm not a chemist, so I don't know how correct is that) and used some regex replacements for accents. Save this file as elements_names_portuges.def (not portuguese) somewhere TeX can find it:



% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% the ELEMENTS package
%
% retrieve different properties of chemical elements
%
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Clemens Niederberger
% Web: https://github.com/cgnieder/elements/
% E-Mail: contact@mychemistry.eu
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Copyright 2015--2018 Clemens Niederberger
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
% The latest version of this license is in
% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
%
% The Current Maintainer of this work is Clemens Niederberger.
%
% Portuguese translation added by Phelype Oleinik
% from https://www.areaseg.com/sinais/elementos.html
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
DeclareAtomName[Hidrogenio]{001}{Hidrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Helio]{002}{H'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Litio]{003}{L{'i}tio}
DeclareAtomName[Berilio]{004}{Ber{'i}lio}
DeclareAtomName{005}{Boro}
DeclareAtomName{006}{Carbono}
DeclareAtomName[Nitrogenio]{007}{Nitrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Oxigenio]{008}{Oxig^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fluor]{009}{Fl'uor}
DeclareAtomName[Neonio]{010}{Ne^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Sodio]{011}{S'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Magnesio]{012}{Magn'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Aluminio]{013}{Alum{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Silicio]{014}{Sil{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Fosforo]{015}{F'osforo}
DeclareAtomName{016}{Enxofre}
DeclareAtomName{017}{Cloro}
DeclareAtomName[Argonio]{018}{Arg^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Potassio]{019}{Pot'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Calcio]{020}{C'alcio}
DeclareAtomName[Escandio]{021}{Esc^andio}
DeclareAtomName[Titanio]{022}{Tit^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Vanadio]{023}{Van'adio}
DeclareAtomName{024}{Cromo}
DeclareAtomName[Manganes]{025}{Mangan^es}
DeclareAtomName{026}{Ferro}
DeclareAtomName{027}{Cobalto}
DeclareAtomName[Niquel]{028}{N{'i}quel}
DeclareAtomName{029}{Cobre}
DeclareAtomName{030}{Zinco}
DeclareAtomName[Galio]{031}{G'alio}
DeclareAtomName[Germanio]{032}{Germ^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Arsenio]{033}{Ars'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Selenio]{034}{Sel'enio}
DeclareAtomName{035}{Bromo}
DeclareAtomName[Criptonio]{036}{Cript^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Rubidio]{037}{Rub{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName[Estroncio]{038}{Estr^oncio}
DeclareAtomName[Itrio]{039}{'Itrio}
DeclareAtomName[Zirconio]{040}{Zirc^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Niobio]{041}{Ni'obio}
DeclareAtomName[Molibdenio]{042}{Molibd'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Tecnecio]{043}{Tecn'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutenio]{044}{Rut^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Rodio]{045}{R'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Paladio]{046}{Pal'adio}
DeclareAtomName{047}{Prata}
DeclareAtomName[Cadmio]{048}{C'admio}
DeclareAtomName[Indio]{049}{'Indio}
DeclareAtomName{050}{Estanho}
DeclareAtomName[Antimonio]{051}{Antim^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Telurio]{052}{Tel'urio}
DeclareAtomName{053}{Iodo}
DeclareAtomName[Xenonio]{054}{Xen^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Cesio]{055}{C'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Bario]{056}{B'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Lantanio]{057}{Lant^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Cerio]{058}{C'erio}
DeclareAtomName[Praseodimio]{059}{Praseod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Neodimio]{060}{Neod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Promecio]{061}{Prom'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Samario]{062}{Sam'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Europio]{063}{Eur'opio}
DeclareAtomName[Gadolinio]{064}{Gadol{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Terbio]{065}{T'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Disprosio]{066}{Dispr'osio}
DeclareAtomName[Holmio]{067}{H'olmio}
DeclareAtomName[Erbio]{068}{'Erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Tulio]{069}{T'ulio}
DeclareAtomName[Iterbio]{070}{It'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Lutecio]{071}{Lut'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Hafnio]{072}{H'afnio}
DeclareAtomName[Tantalo]{073}{T^antalo}
DeclareAtomName[Tungstenio]{074}{Tungst^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Renio]{075}{R^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Osmio]{076}{'Osmio}
DeclareAtomName[Iridio]{077}{Ir{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName{078}{Platina}
DeclareAtomName{079}{Ouro}
DeclareAtomName[Mercurio]{080}{Merc'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Talio]{081}{T'alio}
DeclareAtomName{082}{Chumbo}
DeclareAtomName{083}{Bismuto}
DeclareAtomName[Polonio]{084}{Pol^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Astatinio]{085}{Astat{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Radonio]{086}{Rad^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Francio]{087}{Fr^ancio}
DeclareAtomName[Radio]{088}{R'adio}
DeclareAtomName[Actinio]{089}{Act{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Torio]{090}{T'orio}
DeclareAtomName[Protactinio]{091}{Protact{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Uranio]{092}{Ur^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Netunio]{093}{Net'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Plutonio]{094}{Plut^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Americio]{095}{Amer{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Curio]{096}{C'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Berquelio]{097}{Berqu'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Californio]{098}{Calif'ornio}
DeclareAtomName[Einstenio]{099}{Einst'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fermio]{100}{F'ermio}
DeclareAtomName[Mendelevio]{101}{Mendel'evio}
DeclareAtomName[Nobelio]{102}{Nob'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Laurencio]{103}{Laur^encio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutherfordio]{104}{Rutherf'ordio}
DeclareAtomName[Dubnio]{105}{D'ubnio}
DeclareAtomName[Seaborgio]{106}{Seab'orgio}
DeclareAtomName[Bohrio]{107}{B'ohrio}
DeclareAtomName[Hassio]{108}{H'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Meitnerio]{109}{Meitn'erio}
DeclareAtomName{110}{Darmstadtio}
DeclareAtomName[Unununio]{111}{Unun'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Unumbio]{112}{Un'umbio}

endinput





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As moewe said there's no translation for Portuguese available. However it's easy to provide one. I took the French as template, copied the list of names from this site (I'm not a chemist, so I don't know how correct is that) and used some regex replacements for accents. Save this file as elements_names_portuges.def (not portuguese) somewhere TeX can find it:



% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% the ELEMENTS package
%
% retrieve different properties of chemical elements
%
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Clemens Niederberger
% Web: https://github.com/cgnieder/elements/
% E-Mail: contact@mychemistry.eu
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
% Copyright 2015--2018 Clemens Niederberger
%
% This work may be distributed and/or modified under the
% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3
% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
% The latest version of this license is in
% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
% and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%
% This work has the LPPL maintenance status `maintained'.
%
% The Current Maintainer of this work is Clemens Niederberger.
%
% Portuguese translation added by Phelype Oleinik
% from https://www.areaseg.com/sinais/elementos.html
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
DeclareAtomName[Hidrogenio]{001}{Hidrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Helio]{002}{H'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Litio]{003}{L{'i}tio}
DeclareAtomName[Berilio]{004}{Ber{'i}lio}
DeclareAtomName{005}{Boro}
DeclareAtomName{006}{Carbono}
DeclareAtomName[Nitrogenio]{007}{Nitrog^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Oxigenio]{008}{Oxig^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fluor]{009}{Fl'uor}
DeclareAtomName[Neonio]{010}{Ne^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Sodio]{011}{S'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Magnesio]{012}{Magn'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Aluminio]{013}{Alum{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Silicio]{014}{Sil{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Fosforo]{015}{F'osforo}
DeclareAtomName{016}{Enxofre}
DeclareAtomName{017}{Cloro}
DeclareAtomName[Argonio]{018}{Arg^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Potassio]{019}{Pot'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Calcio]{020}{C'alcio}
DeclareAtomName[Escandio]{021}{Esc^andio}
DeclareAtomName[Titanio]{022}{Tit^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Vanadio]{023}{Van'adio}
DeclareAtomName{024}{Cromo}
DeclareAtomName[Manganes]{025}{Mangan^es}
DeclareAtomName{026}{Ferro}
DeclareAtomName{027}{Cobalto}
DeclareAtomName[Niquel]{028}{N{'i}quel}
DeclareAtomName{029}{Cobre}
DeclareAtomName{030}{Zinco}
DeclareAtomName[Galio]{031}{G'alio}
DeclareAtomName[Germanio]{032}{Germ^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Arsenio]{033}{Ars'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Selenio]{034}{Sel'enio}
DeclareAtomName{035}{Bromo}
DeclareAtomName[Criptonio]{036}{Cript^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Rubidio]{037}{Rub{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName[Estroncio]{038}{Estr^oncio}
DeclareAtomName[Itrio]{039}{'Itrio}
DeclareAtomName[Zirconio]{040}{Zirc^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Niobio]{041}{Ni'obio}
DeclareAtomName[Molibdenio]{042}{Molibd'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Tecnecio]{043}{Tecn'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutenio]{044}{Rut^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Rodio]{045}{R'odio}
DeclareAtomName[Paladio]{046}{Pal'adio}
DeclareAtomName{047}{Prata}
DeclareAtomName[Cadmio]{048}{C'admio}
DeclareAtomName[Indio]{049}{'Indio}
DeclareAtomName{050}{Estanho}
DeclareAtomName[Antimonio]{051}{Antim^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Telurio]{052}{Tel'urio}
DeclareAtomName{053}{Iodo}
DeclareAtomName[Xenonio]{054}{Xen^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Cesio]{055}{C'esio}
DeclareAtomName[Bario]{056}{B'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Lantanio]{057}{Lant^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Cerio]{058}{C'erio}
DeclareAtomName[Praseodimio]{059}{Praseod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Neodimio]{060}{Neod{'i}mio}
DeclareAtomName[Promecio]{061}{Prom'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Samario]{062}{Sam'ario}
DeclareAtomName[Europio]{063}{Eur'opio}
DeclareAtomName[Gadolinio]{064}{Gadol{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Terbio]{065}{T'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Disprosio]{066}{Dispr'osio}
DeclareAtomName[Holmio]{067}{H'olmio}
DeclareAtomName[Erbio]{068}{'Erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Tulio]{069}{T'ulio}
DeclareAtomName[Iterbio]{070}{It'erbio}
DeclareAtomName[Lutecio]{071}{Lut'ecio}
DeclareAtomName[Hafnio]{072}{H'afnio}
DeclareAtomName[Tantalo]{073}{T^antalo}
DeclareAtomName[Tungstenio]{074}{Tungst^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Renio]{075}{R^enio}
DeclareAtomName[Osmio]{076}{'Osmio}
DeclareAtomName[Iridio]{077}{Ir{'i}dio}
DeclareAtomName{078}{Platina}
DeclareAtomName{079}{Ouro}
DeclareAtomName[Mercurio]{080}{Merc'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Talio]{081}{T'alio}
DeclareAtomName{082}{Chumbo}
DeclareAtomName{083}{Bismuto}
DeclareAtomName[Polonio]{084}{Pol^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Astatinio]{085}{Astat{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Radonio]{086}{Rad^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Francio]{087}{Fr^ancio}
DeclareAtomName[Radio]{088}{R'adio}
DeclareAtomName[Actinio]{089}{Act{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Torio]{090}{T'orio}
DeclareAtomName[Protactinio]{091}{Protact{'i}nio}
DeclareAtomName[Uranio]{092}{Ur^anio}
DeclareAtomName[Netunio]{093}{Net'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Plutonio]{094}{Plut^onio}
DeclareAtomName[Americio]{095}{Amer{'i}cio}
DeclareAtomName[Curio]{096}{C'urio}
DeclareAtomName[Berquelio]{097}{Berqu'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Californio]{098}{Calif'ornio}
DeclareAtomName[Einstenio]{099}{Einst'enio}
DeclareAtomName[Fermio]{100}{F'ermio}
DeclareAtomName[Mendelevio]{101}{Mendel'evio}
DeclareAtomName[Nobelio]{102}{Nob'elio}
DeclareAtomName[Laurencio]{103}{Laur^encio}
DeclareAtomName[Rutherfordio]{104}{Rutherf'ordio}
DeclareAtomName[Dubnio]{105}{D'ubnio}
DeclareAtomName[Seaborgio]{106}{Seab'orgio}
DeclareAtomName[Bohrio]{107}{B'ohrio}
DeclareAtomName[Hassio]{108}{H'assio}
DeclareAtomName[Meitnerio]{109}{Meitn'erio}
DeclareAtomName{110}{Darmstadtio}
DeclareAtomName[Unununio]{111}{Unun'unio}
DeclareAtomName[Unumbio]{112}{Un'umbio}

endinput






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  • Works perfectly!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday











  • @GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    yesterday











  • I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday



















  • Works perfectly!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday











  • @GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

    – Phelype Oleinik
    yesterday











  • I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

    – GRSousaJr
    yesterday

















Works perfectly!

– GRSousaJr
yesterday





Works perfectly!

– GRSousaJr
yesterday













@GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

– Phelype Oleinik
yesterday





@GRSousaJr Good to know :-) If you happen to find any wrong name in that list feel free to correct it.

– Phelype Oleinik
yesterday













I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

– GRSousaJr
yesterday





I'll search for any occurrence. I'm intent to update and complete the list up until 118-element. Thanks!

– GRSousaJr
yesterday


















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