Tamás Stirling

How about a chemical factory icon like one if these? https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/set-factory-manufacturing-icon-black-glyph-1473454799 it is not what webchem _does_, but people will probably get the idea:)

Thanks @jmorim for joining the discussion! Even though "web" is present in the name of the package, because of ChemSpider, I think it is better to avoid any association with...

> Maybe a cloud logo instead of the db logo? If it's a cloud, then the chemicals in it had better be harmless;) or fun, like N2O:D

I agree with webchem inside the hexagon. Love the beaker-database idea:) how about _barrels_? * https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/2443036/barrels_cartoon_fuel_gas_oil_petrol_pump_icon * https://www.123rf.com/photo_107311436_stock-illustration-metal-barrel-with-oil-icon-cartoon-illustration-of-metal-barrel-with-oil-icon-for-web.html * https://www.istockphoto.com/ie/vector/toxic-waste-gm472281171-16035819 If the drawing is related to chemistry, I don't think...

I think GHS would be extremely valuable for webchem. However, if eChemPortal does not aggregate but only provides a set of links, wouldn't it be better to consider the original...

Thanks @marcodilger. I looked into your code, thanks for mentioning it. Your function uses PubChem's PUG-VIEW API, which is also used by the new `pc_sect()` function in webchem. As it...

There is a related package on CRAN called `dbparser`.

>The robots.txt here also disallows all user agents from scraping: https://actor.epa.gov/robots.txt Do you think this affects the ACToR web service as well? https://actorws.epa.gov/actorws/

It was difficult to find, I admit. I found it through this link: https://actor.epa.gov/actor/download.xhtml

Thanks @maelle, will do next time!