The carbon and oxygen in carbon monoxide (co) are joined by what type of bond or bonds?

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Dorin · Answer 1 · 2019-09-01T21:12:11+0000

Within the carbon monoxide molecule, the single carbon and single oxygen atoms are joined through a triple bond. This triple bond is comprised of a dative covalent bond and two additional covalent bonds. This forms the most chemically simple of the oxocarbons.

The carbon and oxygen in carbon monoxide (co) are joined by what type of bond or bonds?

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