Phosphide

Pronunciation: /ˈpieɪtʃˈɑsˈpiˈhaɪd/

Phosphide (noun)

  1. A chemical compound made from phosphorus and a metal, usually with a negative phosphorus ion.
  2. A compound where phosphorus combines with another element to form a salt-like substance.

Examples

  • The lab tested a metal phosphorus compound for stability.
  • A metal phosphorus compound can react with water slowly.