Some publications have a chemical formula in the title string.
Journals use very different workarounds to export .bib
files for these articles on their website. Some are able to create complicate problems when compiling.
What is the best way to denote a chemical formula in the title field of an article in a .bib file?
Example:
Multiferroic phases of Eu1−xYxMnO3
in
http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.75.035118
PS: I prefer biber, if it makes a difference which tool I use.
mhchem
andchemformula
come to mind.mhchem
a lot, but was not aware that one can use it for.bib
and could not find the substring "bib" in the wholetexdoc mhchem
nor in thetexdoc chemformula
manual. Can you give an example, how to use it?title = {... \ce{H2O}...}
title = {... \ce{H2O}...}
as suggested by clemens but could not collect experience where the limits are. I like that it is very simple to handle with scripts afterwards and wrote a python script to rename all pdf files tobibkey_title.pdf