Difference between revisions of "Oxocarbon"

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'''Oxocarbons''' are a series of inorganic compounds composed of carbon and oxygen. They are present commonly as carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide, although other compounds are theorized to exist.
 
'''Oxocarbons''' are a series of inorganic compounds composed of carbon and oxygen. They are present commonly as carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide, although other compounds are theorized to exist.
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Oxocarbons are a series of inorganic compounds composed of carbon and oxygen. They are present commonly as carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide, although other compounds are theorized to exist.