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navigate by keyword : vencere text substances structures structure standard screenshot reflect real presented presentation pattern paired oxygen number notation nitrogen molecules molecular misnamed map logo line like labels labeled illustrated hydrogen helix handwriting glucoss glucose generated formulas font fnont fictional ethanol elements drawing double document dna displaying diagrams diagram depicted correspond collection circle choh cho chemical cartoon carbon brand bonds benzene atoms

America, and Europe are misnamed, and the Atlantic Ocean is centrally Royalty Free Stock Photo

A stylized map of the United States with misnamed states and oceans. Surrounding Royalty Free Stock Photo

The misnamed `Tower of David` looms over the walls of Jerusalem`s Old City. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scattered across regions conveying cultural and geographical Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lustrations of chemistry-related symbols and laboratory glassware Royalty Free Stock Photo

River is humorously misspelled as Ranube, and Lifern Se replaces Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collection of chemical structure diagrams paired with fictional or misnamed

Moin, Tebry, Thiy, Thi, Wen, and Sast. Sundays are marked in red, Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Chain Bridge over the River Danube. Prominent landmarks, such as Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagram illustrating various types of immune cells: neutrophils, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Raditional anatomical sketches emphasizing muscle structure and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of a globe on a metallic stand highlighted against a dark Royalty Free Stock Photo

Circular calendar with months arranged around a central void Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Background is soft pink, consistent with the Valentine\'s theme Royalty Free Stock Photo$

A collection of chemical structure diagrams paired with fictional or misnamed labels. Some structures reflect real molecules, such as benzene (C?H?), glucose (C?H??O?), and ethanol (C?H?OH), while others like "Vencere" and "Glucoss" do not correspond to known substances. Molecular formulas are presented with 2D structures using standard notation, displaying atoms and bonds. A DNA double helix is also illustrated, labeled as "Fnont." Elements like carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), and nitrogen (N) are depicted throughout the diagrams.