Hello @-MFra- ,
Thank you for highlighting this printing error in the M-15 help documentation regarding the name of element 110. You're absolutely right—it is indeed "Darmstadtium" (Ds), not "Darnstadtium." While it may seem like a minor typographical error to some, accurate nomenclature is crucial in scientific communication, especially in fields as precise as chemistry and chemical engineering.
Such errors, however small they may seem, can lead to confusion or misinterpretation of materials, particularly for those new to the subject or for whom English is not a first language. Additionally, for educational tools and resources like Mathcad, which are used by students and professionals worldwide to perform complex calculations and simulate chemical processes, maintaining the integrity and accuracy of all information is paramount.
I appreciate your attention to detail and taking the time to report this. It underscores the importance of community feedback in improving the quality and reliability of educational and professional software tools. Hopefully, this will be corrected in an upcoming update to ensure that the Mathcad documentation remains a trustworthy source for all users.
For anyone using the platform as a learning tool or a reference, please always cross-verify critical information with a reliable secondary source, especially when it pertains to precise scientific data or terminology.
