monophosphide

chemical compound

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In phosphide
…greater than one, and (3) monophosphides, in which the metal-to-phosphorus ratio is exactly one. Phosphorus-rich phosphides tend to have lower thermal stabilities and lower melting points than phosphides of the other two categories. Examples of these compounds are phosphides formed with the later transition metals (e.g., RuP₂, PdP₃, and NiP₃).
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