Inorganic Compounds & Materials
18 entries in the Inorganic Compounds & Materials compendium.
DiboraneA fundamental boron compound with unique bonding and versatile reactivity.DiphosphaneA colorless, spontaneously flammable phosphorus hydride.FerrocyanideAn iron-cyanide complex used in pigments and anticaking agents.HalideBinary compounds of halogens with less electronegative elements.HydrazineA versatile inorganic compound used in propellants, foams, and pharmaceuticals.HydrideHydrides: from ionic salts to interstitial storage materials.Hydrogen bromideA colorless gas and strong acid, key in organic and inorganic bromide synthesis.Hydrogen chlorideA colorless gas forming hydrochloric acid with water.Hydrogen cyanideA highly toxic, flammable liquid and key industrial precursor.Hydrogen iodideStrongest hydrohalic acid and versatile reducing agent.Hydrogen selenideThe most toxic selenium compound, a colorless flammable gas with a pungent odor.Hydrogen sulfideColorless, toxic gas with a rotten-egg odor.HydroniumThe aqueous proton and its role in acidityHypochlorous acidAn inorganic acid used as a disinfectant and generated by white blood cells.Iron(III) chlorideAn inorganic compound with the formula FeCl₃, used as a water cleaner and etchant for metals.Lithium aluminium hydrideA powerful reducing agent used in organic synthesis.Lithium borohydrideA borohydride reducing agent and high-energy-density fuel candidate.Lithium hydrideThe lightest ionic compound, lithium hydride is a salt-like hydride used in hydrogen storage, synthesis of…
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