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Hydroxide

Hydroxide (occasionally hydroxyl ion) is a diatomic anion with chemical formula OH−. It consists of an oxygen and hydrogen atom held together by a single covalent bond, and carries a negative electric charge. It is an important but usually minor constituent of water. It functions as a base, ligand, nucleophile, and catalyst. The hydroxide ion forms…

Applications, Hydroxide ion & Inorganic hydroxides

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Applications

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Hydroxide ion

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Inorganic hydroxides

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Organic reactions

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Hydroxide ion

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Inorganic hydroxides

Basic salts containing hydroxide

Structural chemistry

Organic reactions

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Hydroxide

Nodes217
Edges216
Triples136
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009217
Components1

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Hydroxide

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related to Transition and post-transition metals · 25
Hydroxide → Ag, Ag2O, AuOH, Co, Copper, Cu, CuOH, Fe, For, Hydroxides, In, Ir, Many, Mn, Ni, None, Numerous, OH, On, One
related to Basic salts containing hydroxide · 20
Hydroxide → Because, Copper, Cu, Cu2Cl, Cu2CO3, CuCl2, CuCO3, H2O, In, Indeed, It, IV, OH, Pb, PbCO3, The, White, Zr, Zr4, ZrOCl2
related to Structural chemistry · 18
Hydroxide → Ca, Cd, Co, Fe, For, KOH, Li, Li4, LiOH, Mg, Mn, NaOH, OH, The, The OH, This, Thus, X-ray
related to Alkaline earth metals · 17
Hydroxide → Addition, At, Be, Be3, Beryllium, Ca, Ca2, CO2, H2O, HCO, KOH, Magnesium, Mg, NaOH, OH, Soda, The
related to Other main-group elements · 11
Hydroxide → Brønsted, Examples, H2SO4, H2TeO4, H3PO4, In, Lowry, Many, OH, Te, Telluric
related to Vibrational spectra · 11
Hydroxide → Cu, For, HO, HOH, However, OH, Raman-active, Sn, The, When, Zn
related to Alkali metals · 7
Hydroxide → Aside, KOH, LiOH, Lithium, NaOH, Sodium, The
related to Boron group elements · 5
Hydroxide → Instead, Lewis, OH, The, Unlike
has application · 4
Hydroxide → Sodium, Solutions, The, Worldwide
related to Base catalysis · 4
Hydroxide → Common, Dissociation, The, Typical

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oh ion acid water hydroxides base solution hydrogen also example groups ions basic group formula known ph aluminium structure aqueous

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Hydroxideis amulti-million-ton per annum commodity chemical0.90text
Hydroxideis astrong base.Carbon group elementsCarbon forms no simple hydroxides0.90text
Hydroxideis astrong base0.90text
metasilicic acidinstance ofOther silicic acids0.80text
the mesoperiodate ion that occurs in K4instance ofin particular in salts0.80text
Hydroxidehas applicationSodium0.60section
Hydroxidehas applicationWorldwide0.60section
Hydroxidehas applicationThe0.60section
Hydroxidehas applicationSolutions0.60section
Hydroxiderelated to Alkali metalsAside0.60section
Hydroxiderelated to Alkali metalsNaOH0.60section
Hydroxiderelated to Alkali metalsKOH0.60section

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