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Draw bond-line structures for vitamin A and vitamin C:

Н Н. н Н н 1н нн н С-нн Нн нн Н Н ннн Н Vitamin A

но. нн Но. C=Ć он н но Vitamin C

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Н Н. н Н н 1н нн н С-нн Нн нн Н Н ннн Н Vitamin A но. нн Но. C=Ć он н но Vitamin C

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