IUPAC Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry 2005 - Base Hydrides

Base Hydrides

BH3 borane CH4 methane NH3 azane
(ammonia)		 H2O oxidane
(water)		 HF fluorane
(hydrogen fluoride)
AlH3 alumane SiH4 silane PH3 phosphane H2S sulfane
(hydrogen sulfide or dihydrogen sulfide)		 HCl chlorane
(hydrochloric acid)
GaH3 gallane GeH4 germane AsH3 arsane H2Se selane HBr bromane
(hydrobromic acid)
InH3 indigane SnH4 stannane SbH3 stibane H2Te tellane
(hydrogen telluride or dihydrogen telluride)		 HI iodane
(hydroiodic acid)
TlH3 thallane PbH4 plumbane BiH3 bismuthane H2Po polane
(hydrogen polonide or dihydrogen polonide)		 HAt astatane

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