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7 December, 06:16
Structure of benzene
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Layton Hampton
7 December, 06:19
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C6H6 - 6 carbon ring in hexagon form, includes three double bonds,
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Dallas Case
7 December, 06:28
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The structure of the benzene is C6H6
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