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  • CO2, O3, and HCN: Understanding Heteroatomic Triatomic Molecules
    No, CO2 and O3 are heteroatomic triatomic molecules, but HCN is not.

    A heteroatomic molecule is a molecule that contains two or more different elements. CO2 is a heteroatomic triatomic molecule because it contains carbon, oxygen, and oxygen atoms. O3 is a heteroatomic triatomic molecule because it contains oxygen, oxygen, and oxygen atoms. HCN is not a heteroatomic triatomic molecule because it only contains hydrogen, carbon, and nitrogen atoms.

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