Difference between revisions of "Binary compound"

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In [[chemistry]], a '''binary compound''' is [[compound]] composed of only two [[elements]].
 
In [[chemistry]], a '''binary compound''' is [[compound]] composed of only two [[elements]].
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== See also ==
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*[[Chemistry Terms]]
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*[[Diffusion]]
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[[category:chemistry]]
 
[[category:chemistry]]

Revision as of 16:05, November 14, 2007

In chemistry, a binary compound is compound composed of only two elements.

See also