Inorganic reagents

Inorganic reagents are substances used in chemical reactions that do not contain carbon-hydrogen bonds, meaning they typically do not belong to the realm of organic chemistry. Common examples include salts, acids, bases, and metals. These reagents play crucial roles in various applications, such as laboratory experiments, manufacturing processes, and environmental testing. They can react with other substances to facilitate reactions or produce changes, helping scientists and industries achieve desired outcomes in research, production, and analysis. In essence, they are essential tools for chemists and engineers in understanding and manipulating chemical processes.