Science: Inorganic Chemistry

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The Complete List of Polyatomic Ions

This comprehensive reference lists 46 Polyatomic Ions with clear formulas, charges, and their common salts or acids. Ideal for students and professionals, the table offers a quick, study-ready lookup to help you name compounds, balance equations, and master ionic chemistry.

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Chalcogens: The Complete List

Explore the Chalcogens: the full, authoritative list of Group 16 elements — oxygen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium, polonium, and livermorium. This concise but thorough guide lists each element’s chemical symbol, atomic number, and standard state at STP, plus quick-reference notes on occurrence and common uses. Ideal for students, educators, and chemistry enthusiasts seeking a clear, dependable reference.

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List of Salts

Explore a curated list of 29 common salts with clear chemical formulas, typical uses, and solubility (g/100 mL at 20°C). This practical reference highlights household, industrial, and laboratory salts for students, educators, and professionals — view the full table to compare properties and learn real-world applications.

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Zirconium Compounds: The Complete List

A comprehensive reference listing 31 zirconium compounds with formulas, CAS numbers, essential properties and concise 30–50 word descriptions. Perfect for chemists, materials scientists, students, and procurement teams needing a quick, reliable guide to zirconium chemistry, applications and safety highlights.

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List of Scandium Compounds

Explore a comprehensive list of 26 scandium compounds, each presented with formula, oxidation state, and a concise notable property or common use. This quick-reference guide helps students, chemists, and materials researchers identify key Scandium Compounds and their practical applications for study, lab work, or materials selection.

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List of Indium Compounds

Explore a concise List of Indium Compounds featuring 27 common inorganic and organometallic species with formulas, oxidation states, and typical uses. This practical reference is designed for students, researchers, and industry professionals who need quick access to applications and properties of key indium compounds like ITO, indium trichloride, and indium phosphide.

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Arsenic Isotopes: The Complete List

This post provides a comprehensive, tabulated reference of all 32 known arsenic isotopes. For each isotope we list mass number (A), measured half-life, and decay mode(s), with concise notes on notable isotopes — ideal for researchers, students, and professionals seeking quick, reliable data for environmental monitoring, medical contexts, and nuclear science.

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List of Barium Compounds

This comprehensive list covers 25 Barium Compounds, providing chemical formulas, CAS registry numbers, and concise common uses for each entry. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or industry professional, find quick reference details and practical application notes to identify and compare barium chemicals — ideal for study, lab work, procurement, or safety planning.

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List of Strontium Compounds

Explore a comprehensive list of 26 Strontium Compounds with their chemical formulas, CAS registry numbers, and water solubility at 20 °C. This quick-reference guide helps students, researchers, and lab technicians compare solubility data and identify common strontium salts for experiments and materials selection.

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List of Berkelium Compounds

This post provides a complete, curated list of 14 Berkelium Compounds, presenting each formula, oxidation state, and the first reported synthesis reference. Ideal for researchers, students, and enthusiasts in inorganic and nuclear chemistry looking for concise compound data and historical synthesis notes.

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