Chemistry, asked by mesanamubarak5085, 1 year ago

Why H3P(g) called hydrogen phosphide and not hydrogen monophosphide?

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Answered by egssy

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Because only one type of phospide ispresent with hydrogen.

Even mg3N2 is called nitride not mononitride,it is the standard notation

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