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There are certain words and titles that need to be italicized. When typing, these words would be in italics, but when writing it out by hand, these words just need to be underlined, because it is too difficult to write words in italics by hand. Here are the words and titles that need to be italicized or underlined. The titles of books, the titles of poems (Long poems. The ones that could be a book by themselves.), speeches (particularly famous speeches), the titles of movies, the titles of TV shows, plays, long musical pieces, and magazines. Space shuttles, planes, and ships, like the name of a space shuttle, the name of a plane, and the name of a ship all need to be in italics, or underlined if written by hand. Some words need to be in italics if you want to place a particular emphasis on that word. If someone were saying amp;quot;Come here!amp;quot; they could underline that word or put it in italics. If a word is expressed as a word in a sentence, then it needs to be put in italic

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Generally, these should be written as their chemical formula rather than spelling out their name. The exception is when the formula is particularly complicated or the reagent/solvent has a common name that is shorter or more precise. For example, we could write H2SO4 rather than sulfuric acid, but either is fine.
Letter symbols for elements are italic when they are locants in chemical-compound names indicating attachments to heteroatoms, e.g. O-, N-, S-, and P-. The italic element symbol H denotes indicated or added hydrogen. See references [4] and [5].
Italicize quantity symbols such as l for length, m for mass and v for velocity in order to distinguish them from unit symbols such as L for litre, m for metre and V for volt, which are normally printed in roman type: 60 N = m 12 m/s
Chemical elements are not proper nouns, so do not capitalize them. Only the first letter of the symbol is a capital letter: nitrogen (N), carbon (C), calcium (Ca). Contractions In formal writing, you should never use contractions (didnt, cant, havent).
Since IUPAC recommends that chemical symbols use plaintext, we can reserve the italics or emphasis style for physical and chemical quantities, functions, variable, etc.
Letter symbols for elements are italic when they are locants in chemical-compound names indicating attachments to heteroatoms, e.g. O-, N-, S-, and P-. The italic element symbol H denotes indicated or added hydrogen.
The names of elements and other chemicals should be written without abbreviations and treated as common nouns. They do not have special capitalization or italic formatting (see MOS:CAPS and MOS:ITALIC) regardless of the origin of the name unless appropriate for the start of a sentence or part of a title.
First, note that while variables and numbers should be italicized, the following elements of equations should be set in roman type: function names, units, words, and abbreviations thereof.

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