Any substance consisting of two or more different types of atoms (chemical elements) in a fixed proportion of its atoms (i.e., stoichiometry) can be termed a chemical compound; the concept is most readily understood when considering pure chemical substances.
Definition - What does Over-Allocation mean? Over-allocation generally refers to situations where resources are allocated at excessive levels. In the context of IT, the resources often refer to hardware or software capabilities such as processing power, memory, data management, bandwidth or other specifications.
1 Cost allocation: the kind of accounting that allows assigning and allocating revenues and expenses to the different cost centers of the company. 2  Cost center: it is a part of the organization (usually identified with a functional area) that we use to allocate revenues and expenses. Allocation to the target cost centers with the same sign of credit or debit. 2  Allocation to the source cost center with the inverse sign of credit or debit, for example, the next table shows the final result of one allocation.