Hydroxide

氢氧化物

Explanation (EN)

A hydroxide is a compound containing hydroxide (OH⁻) groups, typically formed when a metal oxide reacts with water. Metal hydroxides act as bases, releasing OH⁻ ions in solution. Sodium hydroxide is a soluble hydroxide and a strong base, whereas many metal hydroxides are only sparingly soluble.

Explanation (ZH)

氢氧化物是含有氢氧根(OH⁻)基团的化合物,通常在金属氧化物与水反应时生成。金属氢氧化物表现为碱,在溶液中释放 OH⁻ 离子。氢氧化钠是可溶的氢氧化物和强碱,而许多金属氢氧化物则只是微溶。

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