Copyright & DMCA
Element Lookup uses original interface work and teaching graphics where practical and links to external scientific sources rather than copying protected source material. If you believe content on the site infringes your rights, please contact us.
Reporting a copyright concern
Send your notice to elementlookup@gmail.com and identify the copyrighted work, the Element Lookup URL and specific material you believe infringes it, your contact information, and enough detail for the claim to be evaluated. If you are submitting a formal legal notice, include the statements, signature and other information required by the law that applies to your claim.
Review and response
We may request additional information, remove or restrict disputed material while a claim is reviewed, or restore material where appropriate. Knowingly false infringement claims can have legal consequences.
Sources and third-party material
Scientific facts themselves may not be protected in the same way as original expression, but source prose, images, databases, logos and other creative works can carry rights or licence conditions. Element Lookup's policy is to cite or link to authoritative sources and create its own explanatory presentation rather than republishing protected material without permission.
DMCA agent status
This contact route is provided for copyright notices. It should not be interpreted as a claim that Element Lookup has registered a designated DMCA agent unless such registration has actually been completed and published separately.
These pages document Element Lookup's current operating and editorial practices. They are not individualized legal advice. Laws and platform requirements vary by jurisdiction, so the site owner should obtain professional legal advice for business-specific obligations when appropriate.
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