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The 55 pages that link to Carbon monoxide, each with the reason it gives.

• Molecular orbital theoryBroader topic: Its heteronuclear orbitals help explain its bond strength and unusual donor–acceptor chemistry.

• Molecular orbitalBroader topic: Its orbital energies and occupancies help explain its bond strength and coordination chemistry.

• Formal chargeBroader topic: Its common Lewis structure assigns a negative formal charge to carbon and a positive one to oxygen.

• Indoor air qualityBroader topic: Faulty or poorly vented combustion appliances can create a serious indoor poisoning hazard.

• Valence bond theoryBroader topic: Its multiple bonding and alternative electronic structures illustrate resonance descriptions.

• Diatomic moleculeBroader topic: CO exemplifies a heteronuclear diatomic molecule with a strong, polar bond.

• Vehicle emissionsBroader topic: It is a major toxic component of exhaust from gasoline engines.

• Law of multiple proportionsBroader topic: Compared with carbon dioxide, it demonstrates a one-to-two oxygen mass ratio for fixed carbon.

• CigaretteBroader topic: Incomplete burning in a cigarette produces carbon monoxide, which enters the bloodstream with inhaled smoke.

• Inorganic compoundBroader topic: It is another simple carbon-containing compound placed in inorganic chemistry.

• Rotational–vibrational spectroscopyBroader topic: Its simple rovibrational spectrum is a standard test of diatomic molecular models.

• Interstellar iceBroader topic: CO often forms a substantial, volatile layer in cold interstellar mantles.

• List of interstellar and circumstellar moleculesBroader topic: Its bright emission lines make it a standard tracer of molecular gas.

• Sodium formateBroader topic: It is a hazardous product of sodium formate decomposition under strong heating.