What is another word for Triatomic?
Pronunciation: [tɹˌa͡ɪɐtˈɒmɪk] (IPA) 
The term "triatomic" refers to a molecule consisting of three atoms. There are several synonyms for this, including "trimeric," "triacidic," and "three-membered." "Trimeric" specifically refers to a compound made up of three identical molecules, while "triacidic" indicates a molecule with three acidic functional groups. "Three-membered" is a more general term, describing any molecule with three atoms in its structure. Other related terms include "diatomic," for molecules composed of two atoms, and "tetraatomic" for those consisting of four atoms. Understanding the different synonyms for these scientific terms can help researchers better communicate and collaborate with one another, ensuring that key discoveries are properly understood and applied.
