File:Carminic-acid-3D-balls.png
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| Description | Ball-and-stick model of the carminic acid molecule, a pink food dye that is used in smoked salmon and angel cake. |
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| Source | Derived from File:Quinalizarin-3D-balls.png, File:Pyrocatechol-3D-balls.png, and File:Beta-D-glucose-3D-balls.png. |
| Author | Jynto and Ben Mills |
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| current | 20:06, 8 October 2010 | | 2,469 × 1,225 (540 KB) | Jynto | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=Ball-and-stick model of the carminic acid molecule, a pink food dye that is used in smoked salmon and angel cake. |Source=Derived from File:Quinalizarin-3D-balls.png, [[:File:Pyroc |
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