I have posted a new set of proposed JmolColors on
http://jmol.sf.net/colors
Changes were made to a few atom colors. In particular:
Nitrogen is a slightly different shade of blue
fluorine is now a yellow-green
Nickel is now a shade of green
* I have never seen aqueous nickel ions,
please tell me what shade of green it should be
Cobalt is now pink
* Same goes for cobalt ions ... what shade of pink should they be?
Silicon/Aluminum are now separated a little more.
There are too many metals with silvered colors ... hence the attempt to
use ion colors that people see as alternatives.
Miguel
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