👉 The term "exedral" is a chemical formula used to describe the structure of certain compounds. It stands for "ex-der", which means "outside". In this context, it refers to an atom that is not in its normal position or configuration within a molecule. For example, in the exosed carbon (C) atom, the presence of oxygen atoms outside the normal tetrahedral arrangement can result in the formation of a different chemical structure. For instance, consider the compound C6H
