hydride
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English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Noun[edit]
hydride (plural hydrides)
- (inorganic chemistry) A compound of hydrogen with a more electropositive element.
Hyponyms[edit]
Derived terms[edit]
- aluminium hydride
- aluminohydride
- aluminum hydride
- arsenous hydride
- beryllium hydride
- bismuth hydride
- borohydride
- bromine hydride
- calcium hydride
- dihydride
- fluorohydride
- gallium hydride
- helium hydride
- indium hydride
- lanthanide hydride
- lead hydride
- lithium aluminium hydride
- lithium aluminum hydride
- lithium hydride
- metal hydride
- nickel hydride
- palladium hydride
- plutonium hydride
- polonium hydride
- positronium hydride
- selenium hydride
- silicon hydride
- sodium hydride
- superhydride
- tellurium hydride
- tetrahydride
- thallium hydride
- tin hydride
- titanium hydride
- trihydride
Related terms[edit]
Translations[edit]
compound of hydrogen
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See also[edit]
- alane
- alkane
- alkene
- alkyne
- alumane
- ammonia
- arsane
- arsine
- astatane
- azane
- bismuthane
- bromane
- carbane
- chlorane
- fluorane
- gallane
- germane
- hydrazine
- hydrogen peroxide
- hydrogen selenide
- hydrogen sulfide, hydrogen sulphide
- hydrogen telluride
- indigane
- iodane
- oxidane
- phosphane
- phosphine
- plumbane
- polane
- selane
- silane
- stannane
- stibane
- stibine
- sulfane, sulphane
- tellane
- thallane
- water