Chemistry Formulas

Chemical Compound Formula

What is a Chemical Compound?

Chemistry is the science of composition of matter and a beautiful transformation of the physical and chemical properties of an element. The substances are based on matter in Chemistry and its absolute properties too that indicate its identity.

There are different types of chemical compounds that are defined under multiple categories. This classification is generally based on organic or inorganic compounds. It would be interesting knowing that chemicals having carbon content are organic in nature and chemical compounds that don’t contain any carbon content are inorganic in nature. In Chemistry, most of the chemical compounds fall under organic category only.

Chemical Compound Formula

So, how a chemical compound is formed actually?

S.No
Name of the chemical compound
Formula
1 Acetic acid formula CH3COOH
2 Hydrochloric acid formula HCl
3 Sulfuric acid formula H2SO4
4 Acetate formula CH3COO
5 Ammonia formula NH3
6 Nitric acid formula HNO3
7 Phosphoric acid formula H3PO4
8 Sodium phosphate formula Na3PO4
9 Calcium carbonate formula CaCO3
10 Ammonium sulfate formula (NH4)2SO4
11 Carbonic acid formula H2CO3
12 Sodium bicarbonate formula NaHCO3
13 Sodium hydroxide formula NaOH
14 Calcium hydroxide formula Ca(OH)2
15 Ethanol formula C2H5OH
16 Hydrobromic acid formula HBr
17 Hydrosulfuric acid formula H2SO4
18 Nitrous acid formula HNO2
19 Potassium phosphate formula KH2PO4
20 Silver nitrate formula AgNO3
21 Sodium carbonate formula Na2CO3
22 Sodium chloride formula NaCl
23 Aaluminum hydroxide formula Al(OH)3
24 Magnesium hydroxide formula Mg(OH)3
25 Methane formula CH4
26 Nitrogen monoxide formula NO
27 Potassium hydroxide formula KOH
28 Sodium nitrate formula NaNO3
29 Sulfurous acid formula H2SO3
30 Phosphate formula PO4
31 Aluminum oxide formula Al2O3
32 Ammonia chemical formula NH4
33 Ammonium nitrate formula NH4NO3
34 Ammonium phosphate formula (NH4)3PO4
35 Barium hydroxide formula Ba(OH)2
36 Carbon tetrachloride formula CCl4
37 Citric acid formula C6H8O7
38 Hydrocyanic acid formula HCN
39 Hydrofluoric acid formula HF
40 Hydroiodic acid formula HI
41 Hypochlorous acid formula HClO
42 Iron iii oxide formula Fe2O3
43 Magnesium phosphate formula Mg3(PO4)2
44 Sodium acetate formula C2H3NaO2
45 Sodium sulfate formula Na2SO4
46 Sucrose formula C12H22O11
47 Potassium nitrate formula KNO3
48 Ammonium carbonate formula (NH4)2CO3
49 Ammonium chloride formula NH4Cl
50 Ammonium hydroxide formula NH4OH
51 Calcium nitrate formula Ca(NO3)2
52 Calcium oxide formula CaO
53 Carbon monoxide formula CO
54 Chlorine gas formula Cl2
55 Hydrogen gas formula H2
56 Hydrogen peroxide formula H2O2
57 Hydroxide formula OH
58 Magnesium chloride formula MgCl2
59 Magnesium oxide formula MgO
60 Potassium chloride formula KCl
61 Potassium iodide formula KI
62 Sulfur dioxide formula SO2
63 Vinegar chemical formula C2H4O2
64 Ammonium sulfide formula (NH4)2S
65 Barium nitrate formula Ba(NO3)2
66 Calcium acetate formula Ca(COO)2
67 Chlorous acid formula HClO2
68 Iron oxide formula Fe2O3
69 Potassium carbonate formula K2CO
70 Silver chloride formula AgCl
71 Sodium iodide formula NaI
72 Sodium oxide formula Na2O
73 Sodium sulfide formula Na2S
74 Sugar chemical formula C12H22O11
75 Zinc nitrate formula Zn(NO3)
76 Aluminum chloride formula AlCl3
77 Barium chloride formula BaCl2
78 Magnesium nitrate formula Mg(NO3)2
79 Silicon dioxide formula SiO2
80 Acetone formula C3H6O
81 Aluminum acetate formula Al2O(C2H3O2)4
82 Aluminum bromide formula AlBr
83 Ammonium acetate formula C2H3O2NH4
84 Barium phosphate formula Ba3O8P2
85 Barium sulfate formula BaSO4
86 Benzene formula C6H6
87 Bicarbonate formula CHO3– 
88 Chromate formula CrO42-
89 Copper ii nitrate formula Cu(NO3)2
90 Cyanide formula CN
91 Iron iii hydroxide formula HFeO2
92 Magnesium sulfate formula MgSO4
93 Methanol formula CH3OH
94 Nitrogen dioxide formula NO2
95 Oxygen gas formula O2
96 Barium acetate formula Ba(C2H3O2)2
97 Sodium sulfite formula Na2SO3
98 Sulfur trioxide formula SO3
99 Aluminum phosphate formula AlPO4
100 Bromic acid formula HBrO3
101 Dinitrogen monoxide formula N2O
102 Formula for carbon monoxide CO
103 Formula for carbonic acid H2CO
104 Formula for sodium carbonate Na2CO3
105 Iron ii oxide formula FeO
106 Lithium phosphate formula Li3PO4
107 Oxalic acid formula H2C2O4
108 Potassium dichromate formula K2Cr2O7
109 Salicylic acid formula C7H6O3
110 Sodium bromide formula NaBr
111 Sodium hypochlorite formula NaClO
112 Zinc acetate formula Zn(O2CCH3)2

A chemical compound is a substance that is formed by combining two or more atoms together. The type of bonding is shared between atoms could be covalent or ionic bonds. For the covalent bonds, the electrons are shared among atoms and for the ionic bonds, electrons are transferred from one to atom to other. When the electrons are shared in the bond, a compound can also be named as the molecule too.

Wring and understanding chemical formulas are the basic skills in Chemistry that define the number of atoms within a molecule. With the help of formula, you can quickly distinguish one chemical compound from other and it gives you complete information related to the compound too. The best idea is to check of chemical arrangement in the periodic table and it will provide the necessary skills on how to write the chemical formulas in Chemistry.