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The 11 pages that link to Iodide, each with the reason it gives.

• IodineRelated: Iodine commonly converts to iodide in reactions and biological fluids.

• FluorideCompared with: Iodide is the largest common halide ion, contrasting with fluoride’s small ionic radius.

• Potassium iodideBroader topic: Iodide is KI's reactive component and the form used by the thyroid.

• Silver iodideRelated: Iodide is the anion paired with silver in AgI.

• Fluoride ionCompared with: Iodide is much larger and less strongly hydrated than fluoride.

• Sodium iodideBroader topic: Iodide is the negatively charged component responsible for NaI's iodine chemistry.

• Hydrogen iodideBroader topic: HI supplies iodide ions used in synthesis and reduction.

• Lead(II) iodideBroader topic: Two iodide ions balance the charge of each lead(II) ion in PbI₂.

• Lithium iodideBroader topic: It is the anion present in lithium iodide's ionic lattice.

• IodomethaneRelated: Iodide is the leaving group produced when the carbon–iodine bond breaks.

• Zinc iodideBroader topic: Two iodide ions balance the charge of each zinc ion in the formula.