How to pronounce“oxygens”in English

But if you look at the oxygens in these corner spots, they've only shared one electron, but they actually want two to complete their outer shells.

It consists of a chain of three carbon atoms with three oxygens, and then three nitro groups attached to those, which are just nitrogen atoms bonded to two oxygen atoms.

- Those nitrogens are bound to carbons, not to oxygens, and so that makes it much more stable so you don't have that really weak oxygen nitrogen bond.

Six carbons in a hexagon, some hydrogens and oxygens dangling off the corners.

And she put this whatever on my finger, checking the oxygens, whatever.

The bonds inside here are incredibly strong and stable, and because the atoms are already tightly bound to the oxygens inside the silicate structure,

Which of course, the amount of carbon in the atmosphere in tons is different from the amount of CO2, because of course you've got two oxygens.

But, if you put them together in a very interesting form which essentially is made up of planes of copper and oxygens.