Search tells apart things that share a name

Searching a chemical used to return four near-identical rows. Each result now says what it is and what it belongs to: a substance shows its CAS number, how many bottles are on the shelves and how many grades it comes in, and a bottle shows its size and lot number. Grades are no longer separate results, since they opened the same page as the substance, but searching one still finds it. Locations appear as chips at the top of the results and on every bottle, since where something is is usually what you are looking for.