Writing chemical formulas in EP Studio
There are two ways to format chemical formulas in EP Studio: using regular text with subscript and superscript or using LaTeX.
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Method 1: Using regular text
Open a slide and insert a text component. Type the chemical symbols in and use the drop-down menu to insert superscript and subscripts where necessary.
To insert symbols such as arrows, select the ‘Equation’ function and then select the relevant symbols from the ‘Symbols’ drop-down menu.
Method 2: Using LaTeX
Open a slide and insert a text component. Type the chemical symbols in and use the drop-down menu to insert superscript and subscripts where necessary. To insert symbols such as arrows, select the ‘Equation’ function and then select the relevant symbols from the ‘Symbols’ drop-down menu.
| Text | \text |
| Bold text | \textbf |
| Bold numbers | \bm |
| Bold and coloured text/numbers | \color{#HEXCODE}\bf |
Further Reading
To see a greater range of symbols and functions that are supported in LaTeX, please take a look here.