MHB Label $\rightleftharpoons$ with x and y: Tutorial

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To label both sides of the $\rightleftharpoons$ symbol, users suggest using $\underset{y}{\overset{x}{\rightleftharpoons}}$ or $\mathop{\rightleftharpoons}\limits^x_y$. These methods allow for the addition of labels above and below the reaction arrow. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear labeling in chemical equations. Various formatting options are explored to achieve the desired output.
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So I am trying to use $ \rightleftharpoons $ but I want to label both pieces like $\xleftarrow[y]{x}$.

How can I do this?
 
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dwsmith said:
So I am trying to use $ \rightleftharpoons $ but I want to label both pieces like $\xleftarrow[y]{x}$.

How can I do this?

Maybe $\underset{y}{\overset{x}{\rightleftharpoons}}$ ?
 
dwsmith said:
So I am trying to use $ \rightleftharpoons $ but I want to label both pieces like $\xleftarrow[y]{x}$.
How can I do this?
\underset{y}{\overset{x}{\longleftrightarrow}} gives $\underset{y}{\overset{x}{\longleftrightarrow}}$
 
Also $\mathop{\rightleftharpoons}\limits^x_y$.
 

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