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request for page separation / splitup
added notes on eventual change of terminology
 
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TODO:
'''Current situation:'''
* [[Crystolecule]] aka [[Gemstone-like molecular element]] – gem-like (including diamondoid) – smaller single part
* [[Crystolecular element]] – gem-like (including diamondoid) – bigger multipart
* [[Diamondoid crystolecule]] – only diamondoid – smaller single part
* [[Diamondoid crystolecular machine element]] – only diamondoid – bigger multipart
'''Terminology needs to be made more consistent!!''' <br>
Maybe like so (with same order respectively):
* [[Crystolecule]] – (these are always gemstone-like
* [[Crystolecular compound element]]
* [[Diamondoid crystolecule]]
* [[Diamondoid crystolecular compound element]]
"Compound" as in "constituted out of several disjunct parts". <br>
'''Also this needs a Venn diagram!''' <br>
 
Two dimensions with each two options make four cases:
* diamondoid or not
* compound element or single part
For now keep eventual discussions of the other two possible dimensions on page.
* structural-element vs machine-element dimension and
* size-scale dimension
 
[[User:Apm|Apm]] ([[User talk:Apm|talk]]) 18:45, 9 August 2021 (CEST)
 
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'''New problem:''' <br>
"Molecular machine elements" may consist out of several "crystolecules". <br>
That is a single "Molecular machine elements" may not be a single monolithic fully covalently connected "crystolecule block" <br>
but instead by a reversibly or irreversibly shape locked conglomerate of "crystolecules". <br>
Thus some parts of this pages need to be split off. <br>
 
The question is: Where should the existing links be redirected to? I guess:
* existing links should generally stay directed to "Gemstone-like molecular element".
* current links Links to "crystolecule" should be replaced by "gem-gum element"
* "crystolecule" should become a new page that describes individual non-covalently bonded parts of "Gemstone-like molecular machine elements"
[[User:Apm|Apm]] ([[User talk:Apm|talk]]) 11:26, 9 April 2021 (CEST)
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'''TODO:'''
Discuss separability of structural elements and machine elements
Discuss separability of structural elements and machine elements
* sigma bond bearing as machine element ...
* sigma bond bearing as machine element ...

Latest revision as of 18:45, 9 August 2021

Current situation:

Terminology needs to be made more consistent!!
Maybe like so (with same order respectively):

"Compound" as in "constituted out of several disjunct parts".
Also this needs a Venn diagram!

Two dimensions with each two options make four cases:

  • diamondoid or not
  • compound element or single part

For now keep eventual discussions of the other two possible dimensions on page.

  • structural-element vs machine-element dimension and
  • size-scale dimension

Apm (talk) 18:45, 9 August 2021 (CEST)


New problem:
"Molecular machine elements" may consist out of several "crystolecules".
That is a single "Molecular machine elements" may not be a single monolithic fully covalently connected "crystolecule block"
but instead by a reversibly or irreversibly shape locked conglomerate of "crystolecules".
Thus some parts of this pages need to be split off.

The question is: Where should the existing links be redirected to? I guess:

  • existing links should generally stay directed to "Gemstone-like molecular element".
  • current links Links to "crystolecule" should be replaced by "gem-gum element"
  • "crystolecule" should become a new page that describes individual non-covalently bonded parts of "Gemstone-like molecular machine elements"

Apm (talk) 11:26, 9 April 2021 (CEST)


TODO: Discuss separability of structural elements and machine elements

  • sigma bond bearing as machine element ...
  • machine element parts ar structural elements ...

Move machine elements and structural elements out on their own pages

  • page becomes too long
  • wanted to reference those two separately from outside repeatedly