No, in order to be a compound it has to be two or more atoms
One phosphorus atom and five chlorine atoms make the compound phosphorus pentachloride, which has the chemical formula PCl5.
A hydrogen atom can bond with up to one other atom in an organic compound.
The compound XCl is made up of the elements X (representing an unknown element) and chlorine (Cl). The subscript indicates that there is one atom of X bonding with one atom of chlorine in the compound.
One atom of silicon can be combined in a compound two atoms of oxygen, forming the compound silicon dioxide, SiO2.
yes
There is one silicon atom and one oxygen atom in the compound SiO.
No, OH- is not a molecular compound, it is a polyatomic ion called hydroxide. It consists of one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom.
The compound formula of carbon and sulfur is CS. It is a molecular compound formed by the combination of one carbon atom and one sulfur atom.
The compound described is bromine nitride chloride, with the chemical formula Br2NCl.
The compound you are referring to is sodium hydroxide (NaOH). The formula represents the combination of one sodium atom (Na), one oxygen atom (O), and one hydrogen atom (H) in a single molecule.
The easiest way to think about this is that one atom/compound pushes the other atom/compound out of the molecule.
Water is composed of one atom of hydrogen and two atoms of oxygen