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alexira [117]
3 years ago
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50 compounds in chemistry​

Chemistry
1 answer:
Lana71 [14]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

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Explanation:

Chemical compounds are substances that contain two or more elements that are chemically bonded together.

Here are 50 chemical compounds:

  1. Hydrogen peroxide
  2. Fructose
  3. Sulfur hexafluoride
  4. Glucose
  5. Sulfuric acid
  6. Calcium nitrate
  7. Nitrous oxide
  8. Calcium sulfate
  9. Ammonia
  10. Hydrochloric acid
  11. Potassium nitrate
  12. Potassium nitrite
  13. Sucrose
  14. Methane
  15. Carbon dioxide
  16. Dihydrogen oxide
  17. Putrescine
  18. Chloroform
  19. Ethene
  20. Hydrazine
  21. Sodium bicarbonate
  22. Sodium chloride
  23. Acetate
  24. Magnesium sulfate
  25. Urethane
  26. Butyne
  27. Nicotine
  28. Maltose
  29. Propene
  30. Tartaric acid
  31. Nitrogen dioxide
  32. Butane
  33. Butene
  34. Propane
  35. Pentane
  36. Hexane
  37. Benzene
  38. Isobutane
  39. Ovalene
  40. Coronene
  41. Pyrene
  42. Chrysene
  43. Napthalene
  44. Acetic acid
  45. Barium iodide
  46. Aluminium oxide
  47. Aluminium fluoride
  48. Styrene
  49. Toluene
  50. Vinyl chloride
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