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The skeletons vary in length and may be straight , branched , or arranged in
closed rings . Some carbon skeletons have double bonds , which vary in number
and location . Such variation in carbon skeletons is one important source of the ...
The skeletons vary in length and may be straight , branched , or arranged in
closed rings . Some carbon skeletons have double bonds , which vary in number
and location . Such variation in carbon skeletons is one important source of the ...
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