telluriumcarbon
Telluriumcarbon is a term used in chemical literature to describe compounds in which a tellurium atom or cluster is directly bonded to carbon. It is not a single, defined compound but a functional descriptor applied across several families of materials and molecules that contain Te–C bonds. The term covers mainly two broad categories: organotellurium compounds in which carbon substituents are bound to tellurium, and inorganic or solid-state materials in which carbon frameworks are linked to tellurium atoms.
In organotellurium chemistry, Te–C bonds are found in diaryl and dialkyl tellurides, telluroethers, and related species.
In solid-state and inorganic contexts, tellurium can be integrated with carbon as carbide-like networks or in
Tellurium–carbon chemistry remains an active area of study, offering insight into bonding patterns between a heavier