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Inorganics

Inorganic compounds
Write a full page for one significant compound of each non-radioactive element in the periodic table. For metals this will usually be an oxide or chloride. Refer to List of inorganic compounds, Inorganic compounds by element or Category:Chemical compounds by element. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Element	Wikipage	Status	Remarks
Aluminium	Aluminium chloride	A-Class
	Aluminium oxide	B-Class
Antimony	Antimony trioxide	B-Class
	Stibine	B-Class
Arsenic	Arsine	B-Class
	Arsenic trioxide	B-Class	requires cleanup
Barium	Barium chloride	B-Class	Needs a little more content
	Barium hydroxide	Start
Beryllium	Beryllium oxide	Start
Bismuth	Bismuth(III) oxide	B-Class	Needs information on reaction chemistry
Boron	Boric acid	B-Class	needs more on preparation
	Borax	B-Class
Bromine	Bromine trifluoride	Start
Cadmium	Cadmium chloride	B-Class	Insufficient hazard info; crystal structure should be improved
	Cadmium sulfide	B-Class	added content - may move up
Caesium	Caesium fluoride	A-Class
	Caesium hydroxide	Start	no references
Calcium	Calcium carbonate	B-Class
	Calcium chloride	B-Class	former A-Class, still a GA
Carbon	Carbon dioxide	B-Class	former A-Class, delisted GA
	Carbon monoxide	B-Class
Cerium	Cerium(III) chloride	B-Class
	Ceric ammonium nitrate	B-Class	CAN, See also Reagents
Chlorine	Hydrochloric acid	FA	See also Reagents, Commodity chemicals
Chromium	Chromium(III) chloride	B-Class	lacks history of coordination compounds; safety info is speculative
	Potassium dichromate	B-Class
Cobalt	Cobalt(II) chloride	B-Class	needs cleanup + expansion of toxicology
	Cobaltocene	Start
Copper	Copper(II) chloride	B-Class	minor cleanup
	Copper(II) sulfate	Start
Dysprosium	Dysprosium(III) chloride	Start
Erbium	Erbium(III) chloride	Start	short table
Europium	Europium(III) chloride	Start
Fluorine	Hydrofluoric acid	B-Class	see also Reagents, no sources
Gadolinium	Gadolinium(III) chloride	Start	needs polishing
Gallium	Gallium(III) arsenide	Start	added some chemistry
Germanium	Germanium tetrachloride	Start
Gold	Gold(III) chloride	B-Class	former A-Class, delisted GA
Hafnium	Hafnium(IV) chloride	B-Class
Holmium	Holmium(III) oxide	Stub
Hydrogen	Water	B-Class	limited sources
	Hydrogen peroxide	B-Class	former A-Class, delisted GA. See also Reagents, Commodity chemicals
Indium	Indium phosphide	Start	not much chemistry, table info needs an update
	Indium tin oxide	Start	this isn't a "compound" its a phase, produced in situ via CVD methods-
Iodine	Hydrogen iodide	B-Class
	Potassium iodide	B-Class	former A-Class, delisted GA. see also Reagents
Iridium	Iridium(III) chloride	Start
	Vaska's complex	Start
Iron	Iron(III) chloride	A-Class
	Iron(III) oxide	Start	to do: distinguish hydrates, oxy-hydroxides
Lanthanum	Lanthanum(III) oxide	B-Class
Lead	Lead(II) nitrate	FA
	Lead(II) chloride	B-Class
Lithium	Lithium chloride	B-Class	needs content
	Lithium hydroxide	Start
Lutetium	Lutetium(III) oxide	Start
Magnesium	Magnesium chloride	B-Class	minor cleanup, MgCl₂ has some errors.
	Magnesium carbonate	B-Class
Manganese	Manganese(II) chloride	B-Class	more content needed
	Potassium permanganate	B-Class	See also Reagents
Mercury	Mercury(I) chloride	B-Class
	Mercury(II) chloride	B-Class	minor cleanup + referencing
Molybdenum	Molybdenum trioxide	Start
	Molybdenum disulfide	Start
Neodymium	Neodymium(III) chloride	Start	minor cleanup needed
Nickel	Nickel tetracarbonyl	B-Class
	Nickel(II) chloride	B-Class
Niobium	Niobium(V) chloride	Start
Nitrogen	Ammonia	A-Class	former FA. See also Reagents, Commodity chemicals
	Nitrogen dioxide	B-Class
Osmium	Osmium tetroxide	B-Class	See also Reagents
Oxygen	Sulfur dioxide	B-Class
	Nitrous oxide	B-Class	more chem needed
Palladium	Palladium(II) chloride	Start
Phosphorus	Phosphoric acid	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals
	Trisodium phosphate	Start
Platinum	Cisplatin	B-Class
Plutonium	Plutonium(IV) oxide	Start	Table information needs an update
Potassium	Potassium chloride	B-Class	minor cleanup
	Potassium nitrate	B-Class
Praseodymium	Praseodymium(III) chloride	Start	minor cleanup
Radium	Radium chloride	Start
Rhenium	Perrhenic acid	Start	Some table information needs to be added.
Rhodium	Rhodium(III) chloride	A-Class
	Wilkinson's catalyst	B-Class
Rubidium	Rubidium hydroxide	B-Class
Ruthenium	Ruthenium(III) chloride	B-Class
Samarium	Samarium(III) chloride	B-Class	more content if poss.
	Samarium(II) iodide	Start
Scandium	Scandium(III) oxide	Start
Selenium	Selenium dioxide	Start
Silicon	Silicon dioxide	B-Class
	Sodium silicate	B-Class
Silver	Silver nitrate	B-Class	more chem needed
	Silver bromide	B-Class
Sodium	Sodium hydroxide	B-Class	former A-Class, still a GA. See also Commodity chemicals
	Sodium chloride	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals more chem
Strontium	Strontium chloride	B-Class	cleanup
Sulfur	Sulfuric acid	B-Class	former A-Class. See also Commodity chemicals, Reagents
	Sodium sulfate	A-Class	delisted GA. See also Commodity chemicals
Tantalum	Tantalum(V) chloride	Start
Technetium	Sodium pertechnetate	Start
Tellurium	Telluric acid	Start	incomplete table - lots of information needed.
	Tellurium dioxide	Start
Terbium	Terbium(III,IV) oxide	Start	more uses, incomplete table
Thallium	Thallium(I) sulfate	Start
Thorium	Thorium dioxide	Start
Thulium	Thulium(III) oxide	Stub	not much content
Tin	Tin(IV) chloride	Start
	Tin(II) chloride	A-Class
Titanium	Titanium dioxide	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals more content needed
	Titanium tetrachloride	A-Class	See also Reagents
Tungsten	Tungsten hexafluoride	B-Class
	Tungsten carbide	Start	added chemistry and structure - but still a confused article referring to two different carbide compounds WC and W₂C with a (good) section relating to cutting tools in general and generally lacking in references.
Uranium	Uranium hexafluoride	Start
Vanadium	Vanadium(V) oxide	B-Class
Xenon	Xenon tetroxide	Start
Ytterbium	Ytterbium(III) oxide	Stub
Yttrium	Yttrium(III) oxide	Start	non-standard table
	Yttrium barium copper oxide	B-Class	YBCO
Zinc	Zinc chloride	B-Class	former A-Class
	Zinc oxide	B-Class
Zirconium	Zirconium dioxide	Start

Reagents

Reagents
Write a full page for 50 common reagents (inorganic and organic) used in chemistry, such as lithium aluminium hydride. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Ammonia	A-Class	see also Inorganics, Commodities
N-Bromosuccinimide	B-Class
n-Butyllithium	B-Class
Carbonyldiimidazole	B-Class	CDI
Ceric ammonium nitrate	B-Class	CAN, See also Inorganics
Chromic acid	Start	see talk page Needs copyedit
Chromium trioxide	Stub	redundant or merge-able with chromic acid (they are the same thing)
Copper(I) chloride	A-Class
Copper(I) iodide	B-Class
Dess-Martin periodinane	Start
Diborane	A-Class
Dicyclohexylcarbodiimide	B-Class	DCC
Diisopropyl azodicarboxylate	Stub	DIAD but why not DEAD? both are stubs
Diisopropyl tartrate	Stub
Hydrazine	B-Class	copy-edit needed, old-style chembox
Hydrazoic acid	Start
Hydrobromic acid	Start
Hydrochloric acid	FA	See also Inorganics, Commodity Chemicals
Hydrofluoric acid	B-Class	See also Inorganics, no sources
Hydrogen peroxide	A-Class	See also Inorganics, Commodity chemicals problem with image
Hypophosphorous acid	B-Class
Imidazole	B-Class
Lithium aluminium hydride	A-Class	no safety info.
Lithium diisopropylamide	Start	LDA
Manganese(IV) oxide	Start
meta-Chloroperoxybenzoic acid	Stub	mCPBA
Osmium(VIII) oxide	B-Class	See also Inorganics
Oxalyl chloride	Start
Ozone	B-Class	needs ozonolysis info
Palladium(II) acetate	Start
Phosphorus pentachloride	Start
Phosphorus tribromide	A-Class
Phosphorus trichloride	A-Class
Phosphoryl chloride	A-Class
Potassium carbonate	Start	needs more info on reagent use
Potassium dichromate	Start	See also Inorganics
Potassium iodide	A-Class	Good example of short article, see also Inorganics
Potassium permanganate	B-Class	See also Inorganics
Pyridinium chlorochromate	B-Class
Raney nickel	FA
Samarium(II) iodide	Stub	See also Inorganics
Silver nitrate	B-Class	See also Inorganics
Sodium amide	B-Class	Needs more prose content
Sodium borohydride	B-Class
Sodium chlorite	Start	-ite, not -ide (NaCl is under Commodity chemicals)
Sodium cyanide	Start
Sodium bis(trimethylsilyl)amide	Start	NaHMDS
Sodium hydride	Start
Sodium hydroxide	A-Class	See also Inorganics, more content needed
Sodium nitrite	Start
Sodium iodide	Start
Sulfuric acid	A-Class	See also Inorganics and #Commodity Chemicals
Tetrakis(triphenylphosphine)palladium(0)	Start
Thionyl chloride	B-Class
Titanium tetrachloride	A-Class	See also Inorganics
Triphenylphosphine	B-Class

Building blocks

Building blocks
Write a full page for a selection of 30 small building block molecules used in simple organic reactions, such as iodomethane. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Acetaldehyde	B-Class	several section to be elaborated
Aniline	B-Class
Benzaldehyde	B-Class	non-standard full chembox
Benzoic acid	B-Class
Bromoethane	Start
Butane	Start
Isobutane	Start
Cresol	Start	Unfinished TABLE 3 isomers in 1 article
Cyclohexanone	Stub
Cyclopentadiene	B-Class
Diethyl malonate	Start
Diethyl sulfate	Stub
Dimethyl sulfate	B-Class
Ethyl acetoacetate	Start
Ethyl bromoacetate	Start
Ethylene oxide	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals
Formaldehyde	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals
Formic acid	A-Class	See also Solvents. Data page needs more
Fumaric acid	Start
Hydroquinone	B-Class
Iodomethane	B-Class
Isoprene	Start	Needs a lot more chemistry
Isopropyl alcohol	B-Class	Expansion tag
Maleic acid	Start
Maleic anhydride	Start
Naphthalene	B-Class
Phenol	Start
Phthalic acid	Start
Phthalic anhydride	Stub
Piperidine	Start
Propan-1-ol	B-Class
Propionic acid	B-Class
Pyrocatechol	Start
Resorcinol	B-Class
1,3,5-Triazine	Start
Urea	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals

Commodity chemicals

Commodity chemicals
Write a full page for the 50 major commodity chemicals, such as styrene, hydrochloric acid or vinyl chloride. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Acetic acid	FA	See also Solvents
Acrylonitrile	Start	old-style table
Adipic acid	Start
Aluminium sulfate	Start
Ammonia	A-Class	See also Inorganics, Reagents
Ammonium nitrate	Start	needs much more chemical data
Bisphenol A	Start
1,3-Butadiene	A-Class
1,2-Dichloroethane	B-Class	ethylene dichloride, EDC
Chlorine	A-Class	part of wikipedia:WikiProject Elements
Chloroform	B-Class	see also Solvents
Ethane	B-Class
Ethanol	GA-Class	See also Solvents, no references, some sections need filling in/redudant
Ethylbenzene	Start
Ethylene	B-Class
Ethylene oxide	B-Class	See also Building blocks, more chem needed
Ethylene glycol	B-Class	old-style table, more chem needed
Formaldehyde	B-Class	See also Building blocks, insufficient sources
Hydrochloric acid	FA	See also Inorganics, Reagents
Hydrogen peroxide	A-Class	see also Inorganics
Methane	B-Class
Methanol	B-Class	See also Solvents, no sources
Methylene diphenyl diisocyanate	B-Class	MDI
Methyl methacrylate	Start
Nitric acid	B-Class
Phosgene	B-Class
orthoPhosphoric acid	B-Class	See also Inorganics Work in progress
Potassium hydroxide	Start	no prepn.
Propane	B-Class	need more chemistry
Propylene	Start
Sodium carbonate	B-Class
Sodium chloride	B-Class
Sodium hydroxide	A-Class	See also Inorganics
Sodium sulfate	A-Class	See also Inorganics
Styrene	Start
Sulfuric acid	A-Class	See also Inorganics
Terephthalic acid	B-Class	image, text on uses, references
Titanium dioxide	B-Class	See also Inorganics, non-standard table, more info needed, sectioning, references
Toluene diisocyanate	B-Class	TDI
Urea	B-Class	See also Building blocks, more chem, references
Vinyl chloride	B-Class	non-standard table

Solvents

Solvents
Write a full page for 30 common solvents, e.g., DMF, and water. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Acetic acid	FA	See also Commodity chemicals
Acetic anhydride	B-Class
Acetone	Start	no sources cited
Acetonitrile	Start
Benzene	B-Class
2-Butanone	Start	MEK
2-Butoxyethanol	Start	Same as Butyl cellosolve
Carbon tetrachloride	B-Class
Chloroform	B-Class	proper Toxicology section needed pic to be uploaded soon
Cyclohexane	Start
Dichloromethane	Start
Diethyl ether	B-Class
1,2-Dimethoxyethane	Start	DME
Dimethylformamide	B-Class	DMF
Dimethyl sulfoxide	B-Class	DMSO
1,4-Dioxane	Start	Needs much more content
Ethanol	GA-Class	See also Commodity chemicals needs some sections filled in/ some redudant info
Ethyl acetate	B-Class
Formic acid	A-Class	See also Building blocks
n-Heptane	Start	more info about n-heptane itself required
n-Hexane	Start	must include neurotoxicity of n-hexane
Methanol	B-Class	See also Commodity chemicals
Methyl isobutyl ketone	Start	MIBK
n-Octane	Start
n-Pentane	Start
Pyridine	B-Class
Tetrahydrofuran	Start	THF
Toluene	A-Class
1,1,1-Trichloroethane	B-Class	old-style table
Water	B-Class	See also Inorganics, limited sources
p-Xylene	Stub

Biologically important compounds

Other important compounds
Write a full page for 50 compounds of biological interest, including amino acids, vitamins and hormones. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Adenine	Start	small chembox
Alanine (Ala)	Start	Needs chem content
Arginine (Arg)	B-Class	needs more chem content
Ascorbic acid	B-Class	See also Vitamin C
Asparagine (Asn)	Start
Aspartic acid (Asp)	Stub
Biotin	B-Class
Caffeine	FA
Carotene	Start	no table
Cholecalciferol	Stub	NO TABLE
Cortisone	Start
Cyanocobalamin	B-Class
Cysteine (Cys)	B-Class
Cytosine	Start	oldstyle table
Epinephrine	B-Class	Adrenaline
Ergocalciferol	Stub	NO TABLE
Estrone	Start	Oestrone
Folic acid	A-Class	referencing
Glutamic acid (Glu)	Start	contra-tag, needs proper table, otherwise pretty good
Glutamine (Gln)	Start
Glycine (Gly)	Start
Guanine	B-Class	full table
Histidine (His)	Start
Homocysteine	Start	NO TABLE
Isoleucine (Ile)	B-Class
Leucine (Leu)	Stub
Lysine (Lys)	Start
Melatonin	B-Class	pharmaceutical TABLE
Methionine (Met)	B-Class
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide	FA
Niacin	B-Class	short table
Ornithine	Start	short table
Pantothenic acid	B-Class
Phenylalanine {Phe)	B-Class
Progesterone	B-Class	Drug table
Proline (Pro)	Start
Pyridoxine	Start
Retinal	Start
Retinol	B-Class	Very basic table,
Riboflavin	Start	Short table
Serine (Ser)	Start
Serotonin	B-Class	Simple TABLE
Testosterone	B-Class	WikiProject Drugs
Thiamine	Start	Short table, incomplete
Threonine (Thr)	Start
Thymine	Stub
Thyroxine	Start	NO TABLE redirects to Thyroid hormone
Tocopherol	B-Class	Short table
Tryptophan (Trp)	Start	Mostly dietary aspects
Tyrosine (Tyr)	Start
Uracil	Start
Valine (Val)	Start
Vitamin K	B-Class	NO TABLE

Other important compounds

Other important compounds
Write a full page for 50 other important compounds of chemical interest, including commodities, pharmaceuticals, as well as environmental pollutants. Examples include fexofenadine, indole, prismane and dioxins. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Aspirin	B-Class	Looks pretty good - possible A?
Camphor	B-Class
Carvone	B-Class
Chlorodifluoromethane	Start	HCFC-22, Some table information needs to be added.
Chloroprene	Start
Cholesterol	B-Class	Short table. Needs more chem.
Cinnamaldehyde	Start	Non-std table, needs rewrite
Citral	Stub
Creatine	B-Class	Short table
Creatinine	Start	NO TABLE
Cubane	Start	good start, close to B but little on properties/rxns
Cyclooctatetraene	B-Class	COT
Dichlorodifluoromethane	Start	CFC-12
Diethanolamine (DEA)	Stub	short table
Difluoromethane	Stub	HFC-32
Dimethyl ether	B-Class	DME, weak B, needs more chem
Dioxin	B-Class	good overall, but short on chem; no table; POV dispute that needs checking
Ethanolamine	Start	short table, also called monoethanolamine (MEA)
Eugenol	Start	Short form table
Ferrocene	B-Class
Fexofenadine	Start	WikiProject Drugs article
Fluoroform	B-Class	Trifluoromethane
Fructose	Start	NO TABLE
Furan	Start
Geraniol	Start	Short table
Glucose	B-Class	short table, more chem needed
Histamine	Start	short table, more chem needed
Hydrogen cyanide	B-Class	more chem needed
Indole	B-Class
Ionone	Start	Short table
Isoquinoline	B-Class	small table
Limonene	B-Class
Luminol	Start
Lycopene	Start	NO TABLE
Menthol	A-Class
Methyl tert-butyl ether	B-Class	Needs more chemistry
Morpholine	Start
Morphine	B-Class	WikiProject Drugs article
Paracetamol	FA	WikiProject Drugs article
Pinene	Start	covers both isomers, no table
2-Pyridone	B-Class
Prismane	Start
Ranitidine	Start	WikiProject Drugs article
Salicylic acid	Start
Squalene	Stub	hardly any chemical information
1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane	Start	HFC-134a
Tetrahedrane	Start	hypothetical molecule
Tetramethylsilane	Start	TMS
Thiophene	B-Class	Needs reactions
Trichlorofluoromethane	Start	CFC-11
Triethanolamine (TEA)	Start
Vanillin	B-Class	Close to A, just needs a few schemes/data

Polymers

Typically, these polymers do not have a table of properties. Instead of the usual chemical properties, a table of material properties for each of the polymers might be more suitable, although such properties may vary too much depending on molecular weight, branching, tacticity and monomer orientation (head-to-tail, etc.), cross-linking, and any co-monomers present (even in small amounts). At this point, these tables are considered to be low priority.

Note: it was discussedhere to transfer this section to WikiProject Polymers. The outcome was that the list be used as a goal of both projects, and the statistics included with the WP:Chem statistics.

Polymers
Write a full page for 30 common polymers, such as PVC. The status is the assessment of their completeness.
Wikipage	Status	Remark
Acrylic glass	B-Class	Polymethyl methacrylate, PMMA, Lucite, Plexiglas, Perspex
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene	Start	ABS copolymer
Aramid	Start	(needs chemical info), mentions Twaron and Kevlar
Cellulose	Start
Rubber	B-Class	or polyisoprene, including vulcanization
Neoprene	Start	Polychloroprene, polymer of chloroprene (2-chloro-1,3-butadiene)
Phenolic resin	Stub	such as Bakelite
Polyamide	Start	such as nylon
Polybutadiene	Stub	polymers including SBS copolymer, others; expansion of article started
Polycarbonate	B-Class	Lexan, etc.
Polyester	Start	such as poly ethylene terephthalate (PET)
Polyethylene	B-Class	to include HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, UHMWPE
Polypropylene	Start	significantly improved since evaluation
Polysaccharide	Start
Polystyrene	B-Class	to include expanded PS, coPS-DVB
Polytetrafluoroethylene	B-Class	PTFE, Teflon
Polyurethane	Start	Significantly improved since evaluation. Recommend raising status to B-Class.
Polyvinyl acetate	Stub	PVA?
Polyvinyl alcohol	Start	PVA PVAL PVOH
Polyvinyl chloride	B-Class	PVC, needs more chem
Silicone	Start	more correctly polysiloxanes, needs more chem
Starch	Start

Out of scope compounds

The following compounds have been discussed while deciding on the in-scope articles in this worklist. For reference purposes, they are listed here, but they are not in scope of the Chemicals wikiproject, and will not contribute to the achievement of the goals. Therefore, these articles will not follow the assessment scheme. In case you want to add or exchange a compound in the above worklist, be freely invited to propose such a change on the talk page.

Suggested inorganic chemicals

Aluminium: Aluminium bromide
Arsenic: Arsenic acid, see also Arsenic(III) oxide
Bismuth:Bismuth trichloride, Table available
Boron: Boron nitride, Boron trichloride
Bromine: Potassium bromide, Hydrogen bromide
Carbon: Silicon carbide, Carbonic acid, Sodium cyanide
Gallium: Gallium(III) chloride, Table available
Hafnium: Hafnium carbide
Iron: Iron(II) sulfate, Ferrocene
Molybdenum: Molybdenum hexacarbonyl
Nickel: Nickel sulfate
Nitrogen: Ammonium chloride, Sodium nitrate, Nitrous oxide, Nitric oxide
Palladium: Palladium(II) cyanide
Platinum: Chloroplatinic acid
Rhenium: Ammonium perrhenate
Rubidium: Rubidium chloride
Uranium: Uranium(III) chloride
Zirconium: Zirconium(IV) chloride, Table available

Suggested reagents and other compounds

Suggested polymers

Butyl rubber - polyisobutylene + 2-7% isoprene. I plan to include a discussion of butyl rubber and nitrile rubber in Synthetic rubber. A separate, rather stubby article on Butyl rubber has appeared.
other halopolymers such as PCTFE, PVDC (Saran), PVDF, Tefzel, etc.
polysulfones ????
polyalphaolefins ???? - A stubby article on Polyolefins has appeared. I edited it to mention polyalphaolefins.
polyethers such as polyethylene oxide (PEO) and polypropylene oxide (PPO) Polyethylene glycol, the oligomer of PEO mentions PEO as well