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12-16 and 13-15 groups compounds
i. A solid binary compound by combining an element of group 12 with an element of group 16 is called 12-16 compound. `ZnZ, CdS, HgTe` are 12-16 compounds.
ii. A solid binary of an element of group 13 and an element of group 15 is called 13-15 compound. `AIP, GaAs`, and `InSb`, are example of 13-15 compounds.
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