HCCCN

In the depths of space, where stars do shine, There's a compound called Cyanoacetylene, oh so fine! With a formula of C3HN, it's quite a sight, The simplest cyanopolyyne, shining bright. In interstellar clouds, it can be found, Spectroscopic methods, its presence is renowned. Comet Hale-Bopp's coma, it did grace, Cyanoacetylene, floating in space. On Saturn's moon Titan, it's quite the show, Sometimes forming fog-like clouds, don't you know? Expansive and mysterious, a sight to behold, Cyanoacetylene, in Titan's atmosphere, so bold. In the Miller-Urey experiment, it did appear, Among the molecules, it was quite near. Formed from H-C#C-H and H-C#N, Cyanoacetylene, a product of the den. So let's marvel at Cyanoacetylene's tale, A compound of wonder, it will never fail. From the depths of space to our earthly sphere, Cyanoacetylene, a molecule we hold dear. Random page: Dr.