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what is the namre of the element in the compound C 20 H 30 and O?

lexus3431

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what is the namre of the element in the compound C 20 H 30 and O?

what is the namre of the element in the compound C 20 H 30 and O?

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OhCirca

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10 years ago

That would be Retinol, or more commonly known as Vitamin A.

RNinthemaking

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C20 H30 O is the chemical formula for retinol (more commonly known as Vitamin A). It's got 20 carbon atoms, 30 hydrogen atoms, and one oxygen atom in one molecule.

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