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    The Structure Below Is a Potent Analgesic Agent (Pain Reliever)\(\textbf{ 2009 }\)
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The Structure Below Is a Potent Analgesic Agent (Pain Reliever)  2009 \textbf{ 2009 } 2009 

Question 14

Question 14

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The structure below is a potent analgesic agent (pain reliever) (J. Med. Chem.,  2009 \textbf{ 2009 } 2009  , 5685) . How many secondary carbons are in this structure?  The structure below is a potent analgesic agent (pain reliever)  (J. Med. Chem.,  \textbf{      2009   }  , 5685) . How many secondary carbons are in this structure?   A)  2 B)  4 C)  6 D)  12


A) 2
B) 4
C) 6
D) 12

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