Poliedro de coordinación triangular (enlaces)

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Triangular Coordination Polyhedron Formed by Bonds A Triangular Coordination Polyhedron is a geometric shape formed when three bonds connect to a central atom, creating an equilateral triangle. Each bond serves as one of the edges of this triangle, while the central atom sits at its center. This unique structure is often observed in certain molecules where the central atom has a coordination number of three, meaning it shares three pairs of electrons with neighboring atoms through covalent bonds.