Command ReferenceTable of Contents
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Save Kalzium's table as image.
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Open a dialog where you can select Elements and their Properties to export them to a HTML, XML, or CSV file.
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Open a dialog to import and export a wide range of chemical file formats and data types with the Open Babel library.
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Quits Kalzium.
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Display a submenu with different periodic tables. The available options are:
Display the classic periodic table with all elements.
Display a periodic table without transition elements.
Display a periodic table with inner transition elements (f-elements) embedded.
Display a periodic table only with transition elements.
This item represents the table the DZ Deutscher Zentralausschuss “German Central Committee” suggests.
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Display a submenu with different numeration modes. The available options are:
Display no numeration scheme.
Display the IUPAC numeration.
Display the CAS numeration.
Display the Old IUPAC numeration.
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Display a submenu with different schemes. The available options are:
Display all elements with one background color.
Display the four blocks of elements.
Display icons for each element.
Display the families of elements.
Display the groups of elements.
Display the colors of elements.
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Display a submenu with different gradients. The available options are:
Disable any gradient for the table.
Display the elements' state of matter.
Display the elements' covalent radius.
Display the elements' van der Waals radius.
Display the elements' atomic mass.
Display the elements' boiling point.
Display the elements' melting point.
Display the elements' electronegativity.
Display the elements' electron affinity.
Display the discovery date of each element with different background colors for each century.
Display the elements' energy of first ionization.
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Toggle the legend view. Allows you to display the legend for the scheme you are in (Groups, Family, Blocks). The legend is displayed by default but if you hide it, it will stay hidden until you choose to show it. Kalzium will keep this setting in its configuration file, so that the next time you run it, the setting will be as you left it.
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Toggle the Sidebar.
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Toggle the Table Information view.
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Open the Molecular Editor dialog.
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Open the Isotope Table window.
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Open the Plot Data dialog.
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Open the Perform Calculation dialog.
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Open the Risk/Security Phrases dialog.
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Open the Glossary.
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Display a dialog with the Greek alphabet and Numeric Prefixes and Roman Numerals.
Kalzium has the common KDE and menu items, for more information read the sections about the Settings Menu and Help Menu of the KDE Fundamentals.