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Carbides are a class of compounds composed of carbon and an electro positive atom Titanium Carbide Lattice structure of titanium carbide KEY POINTS Carbides are generally formed at high temperatures (> 1500 °C). Carbides are generally quite stable and exhibit high melting points. Carbides can be classified as salt-like, interstitial, and covalent.. In chemistry, carbides are compounds composed of  carbon  and less-electronegative elements (Figure 1). They are usually distinguished by their chemical bonding. They are generally prepared from metals or  metal  oxides at high temperatures (1500 °C or higher) by combining the metal with carbon. Carbides are used in key industrial applications, and their naming is not systematic. Saline Carbides Salt-like (saline) carbides are composed of the highly electropositive atoms, such as the alkali, alkali earth, and  group -III metals, mixed with carbon.  Aluminum forms carbides, but other elements from group XIII do not. These