- A
chalcogenide is a
chemical compound consisting of at
least one
chalcogen anion and at
least one more
electropositive element.
Although all
group 16 elements...
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Chalcogenide gl**** (pronounced hard ch as in chemistry) is a gl****
containing one or more
heavy chalcogens (sulfur,
selenium or tellurium;
polonium is...
- C-RAM or CRAM (
chalcogenide RAM)) is a type of non-volatile random-access memory.
PRAMs exploit the
unique behaviour of
chalcogenide gl****. In PCM, heat...
- Gold
chalcogenides are
compounds formed between gold and one of the chalcogens,
elements from
group 16 of the
periodic table: oxygen, sulfur, selenium...
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Hydrogen chalcogenides (also
chalcogen hydrides or
hydrogen chalcides) are
binary compounds of
hydrogen with
chalcogen atoms (elements of
group 16: oxygen...
- Copper(II)
sulfide J.C.W.
Folmer Holes in the
valence band of
copper chalcogenides Thesis 1981
Groningen State University (Neth). Whiteside, L.S; Goble...
- is the
anion Te2− and its derivatives. It is
analogous to the
other chalcogenide anions, the
lighter O2−, S2−, and Se2−, and the
heavier Po2−. In principle...
- and
oxides are
usually distinguished from
chalcogens and
chalcogenides. The term
chalcogenide is more
commonly reserved for sulfides, selenides, and tellurides...
- the
ligand will be
oxygen or
another chalcogenide or a
cyanide group (though
others are known). The
chalcogenide metallates are
known as oxometallates...
- Biogl****
Borophosphosilicate gl****
Borosilicate gl****
Ceramic glaze Chalcogenide gl****
Cobalt gl****
Cranberry gl****
Crown gl****
Flint gl**** Fluorosilicate...
