List of compounds (64334 bytes)
5: Relevant links for chemical compounds are:
6: ...], which contains information on about 23 million compounds.
2800: [[Category:Chemical compounds]]
2801: [[Category:Lists|Compounds]]

English compounds (18176 bytes)
3: English compounds may be classified in several ways, such as the [[...
27: ...ning the resulting compound with ''writer''. Some compounds, such as ''salt and pepper'' or ''mother-of-pearl...
31: ...n of long compounds always contains blanks. Short compounds may be written in three different ways, which do ...
33: ...erately short words appear together as one. Solid compounds most likely consist of short ([[syllable|monosyll...
34: ...green'' and ''freeze-dry'', are often hyphenated. Compounds that contain particles, such as ''mother-of-pearl...

Volatile Organic Compounds Protocol (1143 bytes)
1: ...ning the Control of Emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds or Their Transboundary Fluxes'''
7: ...ol and reduction of emissions of volatile organic compounds in order to reduce their transboundary fluxes so ...

Mesomeric effect (569 bytes)
1: ...ted compounds. It also affects acidity of certain compounds by weakening the [[inductional effect]].

BTEX (779 bytes)
1: ... These compounds are some of the Volatile Organic Compounds([[VOCs]]) found in petroleum derivatives such as ...
3: ...oleum-related products. The amount of Total BTEX compounds (the [[sum]] of the concentrations of each of the...
7: [[category:chemical compounds]]

QUATS (432 bytes)
1: ... [[biocide]]s, [[surfactants]], or phase transfer compounds.

Aliphatic (342 bytes)
1: ...paraffin]] hydrocarbons, but also [[unsaturated]] compounds, such as the [[ethylene]] ([[alkene]]) and [[acet...
3: [[Category:Organic compounds]]

Antiaromatic (704 bytes)
1: ... that of its open-chain counterpart. Antiaromatic compounds are unstable and highly reactive.
5: ''Compounds that contain 4n (n≠0) π-electrons in a cycl...

Fluorocarbon (994 bytes)
3: ...ating and is an electrical insulator. Flurocarbon compounds are also used in highly precise lubrication appli...
7: [[Category:Chemical compounds]]

Organometallic (1299 bytes)
1: ...by the prefix "organo-". The [[organopalladium]] compounds are an example of this.
3: ...rm organometallic compounds, e.g. organomegnesium compounds MeMgI iodo(methyl)magnesium, Et2Mg diethylmagnesi...
5: ...structural evidence for a carbin-metal bond, such compounds are not considered to be organometallic.

Double-replacement reaction (732 bytes)
1: ...es in an [[aqueous]] [[solution]] to form two new compounds.
3: One of the compounds formed is usually a [[precipitate]], an insoluble...
7: The ions replace each other to form two new compounds.

VOC (184 bytes)
3: ...oup of chemical compounds; see [[Volatile Organic Compounds]]

Chromism (1219 bytes)
1: ...compounds that have chromism, and many artificial compounds with specific chromism have been synthesized to d...
7: ...oss of [[electrons]]. This phenomenon occurs in [[compounds]] with [[redox]] active sites, such as metal [[io...
8: ...olarity]] of the [[solvent]]. Most solvatochromic compounds are [[complex|metal complexes]].

Azo compound (1525 bytes)
1: In [[chemistry]], '''azo compounds''' generally have a [[molecular formula]] of the ...
3: Aromatic azo compounds (R = R' = aromatic) are usually stable and have v...
5: ...cals]]. Owing to this process, some aliphatic azo compounds are utilized as [[radical initiator]]s. [[Azobisi...
7: Aromatic azo compounds can be synthesized by using an azocoupling reacti...
9: ...es, care should be taken with the handling of azo compounds or an [[explosion]] may occur.

Aliphatic compound (947 bytes)
1: In [[organic chemistry]], '''aliphatic compounds''' are saturated or unsaturated chains of [[carbo...
3: ...alkane]] series of [[hydrocarbon]]s are aliphatic compounds.
7: [[Category:Organic compounds]]

Alicyclic compound (214 bytes)
7: [[Category:Organic compounds]]

Van Arkel-Ketelaar triangle (1671 bytes)
1: ...cific type, they are interconnected and different compounds have varying degrees of different bonding charact...

Sodium amide (264 bytes)
5: [[Category:Sodium compounds]]

Nitro compound (1417 bytes)
1: '''Nitro compounds''' are [[organic compound]]s that contain one or ...
3: Nitro compounds are usually produced by adding [[nitric acid]] to...
5: ...spite these precautions, however, producing nitro compounds carries significant risks. A relatively minor er...
10: [[Category:Nitrogen compounds]]
11: [[Category:Nitro compounds]]

Organic compound (2159 bytes)
1: ...]s, [[carbonate]]s and carbon [[oxide]]s. Organic compounds are studied in [[organic chemistry]]; many of the...
3: ...[[functional group]]s; [[aromatic hydrocarbon]]s, compounds containing one or more [[benzene ring]]s; [[heter...
6: ...ically arbitrary, but generally speaking, organic compounds have
7: ...ogen]] bonds, and [[inorganic chemistry|inorganic compounds]] do not. Thus [[carbonic acid]] is inorganic, wh...
9: ...o 19th century, when it was believed that organic compounds could only be synthesised in living organisms thr...

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