What's the Name of this compound

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The compound represented by the molecular formula O=C=C=C=O is known as carbon dioxide (C3O2). This compound can be analyzed using Wolfram Alpha, a computational knowledge engine that provides detailed information about chemical structures. The discussion highlights the utility of Wolfram Alpha for identifying chemical names and structures effectively.

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  • Explore the functionalities of Wolfram Alpha for chemical analysis
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O=C=C=C=O
THE chemical name anyone ?
Really need it
 
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