What is binary compound ?

What is binary compound ?
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A compound formed by two different elements is called a binary compound. Examples of binary compounds such as NaCl, HCl, Cu 2 S, CrCl 3 etc. Binary compounds can be both ionic and covalent In each case the relevant naming rules are followed. Common names are often used for binary compounds formed in non-metallic compounds. Such as- H 2 O water , NO nitric oxide etc.
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