File:Meso-Tartaric acid molecule spacefill from xtal.png
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Space-filling model of the tartaric acid molecule, an acid found in grapes and wine. This image shows the R,S isomer, also known as meso-tartaric acid. Atom positions based on a crystallographic study of meso-tartaric acid (see source). Color code:
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Own work. Crystallographic data from G. A. Bootsma and J. C. Schoone. “Crystal structures of mesotartaric acid”. Acta Cryst. (1967). 22, 522-532. DOI:10.1107/S0365110X67001070 This image was created with Discovery Studio Visualizer. |
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