, 18 May 2005 (UTC) 

 Yes, Margaret Hilda Roberts has a Ph.D. in Chemistry. Rumour has it that it was only awarded only the understanding that she would never use it professionally (she studied Law afterwards, but never practised that either). She is also (as PM) supposed to have stopped a draft directive that would have forbidden the production of compounds for which no safety data was available (imagine chemical research...) The rumours are, or course, unverifiable (but persistant)! As for editor bias, I was born about 15 miles from Scunthorpe, 'nuff said! 

 For more serious matters, I will put any phosphorus halides article in my  I have already mentioned my misgivings about the phosphorus chlorides article, but it has the undeniable virtue of being available! After verification, the Preparation sections of Rhodium(III) chloride and Iridium(III) chloride) are pretty much ready: I am willing to take on molybdenum trioxide and molybdenum disulfide as well, although I am currently short of the structure diagrams that these articles should really have.  22:04