Sodium Phosphide (Na3P): Is It a Hydrocarbon or Salt?

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Sodium Phosphide (Na3P): Is It a Hydrocarbon or Salt?

Na3P is not a hydrocarbon.

Na3P is sodium phosphide, an inorganic compound with the chemical formula Na3P. It is a salt of sodium and the phosphide anion.

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