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English: Skeletal structure of venlafaxine stereoisomers. Based on PubChem CID 9795623 and 11846746. Original upload was created in ACD/ChemSketch in ACS style, exported as WMF file to Inkscape. Inkscape was used to fix the dashed bond on (S)-venlafaxine, as there were some rendering issues. Third upload and later were made in Ketcher. Labels of stereoisomers were added in Inkscape.
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