Why is the carbon dioxide molecule stable?
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Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a stable and relatively inert triatomic molecule that exists as a gas at ambient temperature and pressure. A CO2 molecule exhibits a linear structure in which the carbon is bonded to each oxygen atom via a sigma and pi bond forming two C=O. bonds
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Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a stable and relatively inert triatomic molecule that exists as a gas at ambient temperature and pressure. A CO2 molecule exhibits a linear structure in which the carbon is bonded to each oxygen atom via a sigma and pi bond forming two C=O. bonds.
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