4: Chemistry of Nonmetallic Elements — Read

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There are about 20 nonmelallic elements which are generally found as either anions in ionic compounds or else as elementary substances. It is possible to learn the names, structures, and main properties of these various compounds following a relatively simple classi?cation. Hydrides, oxides, sul?des, and halides are important, and essential for the study of pure and applied inorganic chemistry of the solid state compounds.

4.1: Hydrogen and hydrides
4.2: Main group elements of 2nd and 3rd periods and their compounds
4.3: Oxygen and oxides (Part 1)
4.4: Oxygen and oxides (Part 2)
4.5: Chalcogens and Chalcogenides
4.6: Halogens and Halides
4.7: Noble Gases and their Compounds

Thumbnail: A sample of sulfur a member of the oxygen group of elements. (Public Domain; Ben Mills).

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