closed-chain
closed-ring
noncovalent
ringbond
pi bond
fused
affinity
cyclic
bond angle
cross-linkage
double bond
cross-link
open chain
tricyclo
pseudoasymmetry
chemical bond
multiple bond
single bond
ring
polydentate
sigma bond
bonding orbital
trispirane
bond
structural formula
three-center two-electron bond
heterocyclic
catena compound
molecular orbital theory
conformational analysis
covalent bond
bond order
polymacrocyclic
dihedral
bicovalent
polar covalent bond
cisoid
pseudobond
complex
enediallene
aromatic
cluster compound
organometallic
carboalumination
metamolecule
monocovalent
dative bond
coordinate bond
polyligation
coordinate covalent bond
polycyclic
hexacyclic
conjugation
polystannane
multiring
delocalization
hydrido
triple bond
valence bond
protein molecule
bilayer
cyclohexatriene
diatomic
electrocyclic
allotropy
chemical structure
radical
chelate compound
amidolytic
isodesmic
coordination compound
chemoattachment
clinometric
rotamer
ionic bond
bondability
tricyclic
enyne
valence electron
bridge
geminal
van Arkel–Ketelaar triangle
metal cluster compound
saturation
ylide
adhesive material
adhesive
epicycle
polyligated
hydrozirconation
magnecule
crossbridged
adhesive agent
metallometallation

English words for 'having atoms linked by bonds represented in circular or triangular form'

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