Weller Dynamic Figure 15.13

Where do similar carbides provide examples of diagonal relationships between elements?

Dynamic figure 15.3 The distribution of carbides in the periodic table. Molecular compounds of carbon are included for completeness, but are not carbides.

  1. H
  2. He
  3. Li 1 2
  4. Be 2
  5. B 13
  6. C 14
  7. N 15
  8. O 16
  9. F 17
  10. Ne 18
  11. Na 3
  12. Mg
  13. Al
  14. Si
  15. P
  16. S
  17. Cl
  18. Ar
  19. K 4
  20. Ca
  21. Sc 3
  22. Ti 4
  23. V 5
  24. Cr 6
  25. Mn 7
  26. Fe 8
  27. Co 9
  28. Ni 10
  29. Cu 11
  30. Zn 12
  31. Ga
  32. Ge
  33. As
  34. Se
  35. Br
  36. Kr
  37. Rb 5
  38. Sr
  39. Y
  40. Zr
  41. Nb
  42. Mo
  43. Tc
  44. Ru
  45. Rh
  46. Pd
  47. Ag
  48. Cd
  49. In
  50. Sn
  51. Sb
  52. Te
  53. I
  54. Xe
  55. Cs 6
  56. Ba
  57. La
  58. Ce
  59. Pr
  60. Nd
  61. Pm
  62. Sm
  63. Eu
  64. Gd
  65. Tb
  66. Dy
  67. Ho
  68. Er
  69. Tm
  70. Yb
  71. Lu
  72. Hf
  73. Ta
  74. W
  75. Re
  76. Os
  77. Ir
  78. Pt
  79. Au
  80. Hg
  81. Tl
  82. Pb
  83. Bi
  84. Po
  85. At
  86. Rn
  87. Fr
  88. Ra
  89. Ac
  90. Th
  91. Pa
  92. U
  93. Np
  94. Up
  95. Am
  96. Cm
  97. Bk
  98. Cf
  99. Es
  100. Fm
  101. Md
  102. No
  103. Lr
  104. Rf
  105. Db
  106. Sg
  107. Bh
  108. Hs
  109. Mt
  110. Ds
  111. Rg
  112. Cn
  113. Cn
  114. Fl
  115. Mc
  116. Lv
  117. Ts
  118. Og
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