The phrase "a compound which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of compound in scientific or technical contexts, often to describe its properties or functions.
Example: "A compound which exhibits strong adhesive properties can be useful in various industrial applications."
Alternatives: "a compound that" or "a substance which".
Polymerizing monomer means a compound which may form polymer buildup in pump mechanical seals resulting in rapid mechanical seal failure.
One is a compound which oxidises the salts in urine to generate chlorine.
There was a large demonstration outside the officers' club of the Presidential club – a compound which Morsi, the deposed president, they believe he is being held at.
Mr. Neuwald has invented a compound which joins color & smell in an inklike substance & can be used on the presses of newspapers & magazines.
"The dream would be to find a compound which is cheap and safe and therefore can be given early to everybody".
I learned in my family how to be with the people". He still lives in a compound, which also houses a kora workshop.
Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are generally sensitive to H2O2, a compound which can paradoxically produce themselves and lead to the growth arrest and cell death.
An account of the investigation, posted late on Thursday by military spokesman Lt Col Peter Lerner, said the strike had targeted a "compound" which had been known as belonging to Hamas's Naval Police and Naval Force (including naval commandos)".
"It further found in the course of the investigation (including from the affidavits provided by Palestinian witnesses), that the compound was known to the residents of the Gaza Strip as a compound which was used exclusively by Hamas's Naval Police.
Mr. Ramslien and two senior diplomats who came from Oslo were picked up at night and driven in circles before they pulled up to a compound, which Mr. Ramslien believes was probably outside the city of Karachi.
There are techniques that measure metabolism in the myocardium using the radiotracer method (i.e., a radioactive isotope replaces a stable element in a compound, which is then followed as it is distributed through the body).
