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consists of one
carbon atom and one
oxygen atom
connected by a
triple bond. It is the
simplest carbon oxide. In
coordination complexes, the
carbon monoxide ligand...
- organisms,
carbonic acid
production is
catalysed by the
enzyme known as
carbonic anhydrase. In
addition to
altering its acidity, the
presence of
carbon dioxide...
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oxocarbon or
oxide of
carbon is a
chemical compound consisting only of
carbon and oxygen. The
simplest and most
common oxocarbons are
carbon monoxide (CO)...
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produces an
acidic solution (and the
generation of
carbonic acid) when dissolved. The
acidity of an
oxide can be
reasonably ****umed by its
accompanying constituents...
-
terminology emerged when
carbon monoxide was
known by its
historic name, "
carbonic oxide", and
evolved through Germanic and
British English etymological influences;...
- 0.CO;2-E. PMID 10760883.
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action of
carbonic oxide on man".
Journal of Physiology. 18 (5–6): 430–462. doi:10.1113/jphysiol...
- In chemistry, the
oxidation state, or
oxidation number, is the
hypothetical charge of an atom if all of its
bonds to
other atoms were
fully ionic. It...
- coal and
carbonic acid)
Carbonate was
defined as "a
compound formed by the
union of
carbonic acid with an earth, alkali, or
metallic oxide [...] they...
- ASIN B0006RK73W. Haldane, John
Scott (1896). "The
Detection and
Estimation of
Carbonic Oxide in Air". The
Journal of Physiology. XX (6): 521–522. doi:10.1113/jphysiol...
- It can be
thought of
chemically as the
double acyl
chloride analog of
carbonic acid, or
structurally as
formaldehyde with the
hydrogen atoms replaced...
