File:Oxazolin2.svg

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English: Most commonly-found isomer of oxazoline.
Date 5 January 2011 (original upload date)
Source Own work based on: Oxazolin2.png by JPBoyd at English Wikipedia
Author Vectorization: Alhadis
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