inorganic compound

English

inorganic compound (plural inorganic compounds)

(inorganic chemistry) Any compound not containing carbon atoms.
(inorganic chemistry) Any compound containing carbon atoms ionically bound to other atoms.

By convention they also include the carbides, carbonates, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and the salts of simple carboxylic acids; carbon disulfide is debatable.

compound without carbon atoms

Chinese:
Cantonese: 無機化合物／无机化合物 (mo⁴ gei¹ faa³ hap⁶ mat⁶)

Mandarin: 無機化合物／无机化合物 (zh) (wújī huàhéwù)
Czech: anorganická sloučenina f
Finnish: epäorgaaninen yhdiste
French: composé inorganique m
German: anorganische Verbindung f
Greek: ανόργανη ένωση (el) f (anórgani énosi)
Irish: comhdhúil neamhorgánach f
Japanese: 無機化合物 (ja) (むきかごうぶつ, muki kagōbutsu)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Manx: co-vunstoo neuorgaanagh
Portuguese: composto inorgânico m
Romanian: compus anorganic
Russian: неоргани́ческое соедине́ние n (neorganíčeskoje sojedinénije), неоргани́ческое вещество́ n (neorganíčeskoje veščestvó)
Tagalog: dihaying balangkap
Vietnamese: hợp chất vô cơ
Welsh: cyfansoddyn anorganig m

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