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== Subcategories ==
== Subcategories ==


*'''[[:Category:Bismuth compounds|Bismuth compounds]]''' - compounds that contain the element bismuth, with the symbol Bi and the atomic number 31
*'''[[:Category:Carbon compounds|Carbon compounds]]''' - either organic or inorganic compounds that have at least one carbon atom
*'''[[:Category:Gallium compounds|Gallium compounds]]''' - compounds that contain the element gallium, with the symbol Ga and the atomic number 31. Gallium arsenide is an important semiconductor
*'''[[:Category:Gallium compounds|Gallium compounds]]''' - compounds that contain the element gallium, with the symbol Ga and the atomic number 31. Gallium arsenide is an important semiconductor
*'''[[:Category:Indium compounds|Indium compounds]]''' - compounds that contain indium, with the symbol In and the atomic number 49. Indium is currently used in touchscreens and liquid crystal displays
*'''[[:Category:Inorganic compounds|Inorganic compounds]]''' - compounds of inanimate, non-biological origin
*'''[[:Category:Lead compounds|Lead compounds]]''' - compounds containing lead
*'''[[:Category:Organic compounds|Organic compounds]]''' - compounds that are important for life and contain carbon
*'''[[:Category:Silicon compounds|Silicon compounds]]''' - compounds containing silicon, with the symbol Si and the atomic number 14, many of which are essential in semiconductors
*'''[[:Category:Silicon compounds|Silicon compounds]]''' - compounds containing silicon, with the symbol Si and the atomic number 14, many of which are essential in semiconductors


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Revision as of 18:36, 14 April 2014

Compounds are substances containing two or more elements, including various silicon, gallium and lead compounds

Subcategories

  • Gallium compounds - compounds that contain the element gallium, with the symbol Ga and the atomic number 31. Gallium arsenide is an important semiconductor
  • Silicon compounds - compounds containing silicon, with the symbol Si and the atomic number 14, many of which are essential in semiconductors