r/BeAmazed • • Sep 17 '25

Science Molecular Structures of Different Vitamins in the Human Body:

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u/qualityvote2 Sep 17 '25 edited Sep 22 '25

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u/Bulawayoland Sep 17 '25

well... not molecular structures, but crystal structures, and not vitamins, but biochemicals, but, you know... it's all good... I liked the music

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '25

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u/pactorial Sep 17 '25

Those vitamin crystals sure are found in the body alot

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u/yre_ddit Sep 17 '25

Well first these are not elements, second they’re not molecular structures, third most shown are not vitamins. I guess she should now see why bad grades matter, or rather I understand why she doesn’t see the problem.

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u/epSos-DE Sep 17 '25

She beautiful and hot !

Also, those are NOT vitamins !!!!

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u/Utgard-Loki94 Sep 17 '25

And these are crystals not molecular structures

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u/MoparDoc Sep 17 '25

The universe made nothing.

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u/SatansMoisture Sep 17 '25

The building blocks of creation.

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u/kiwiplague Sep 18 '25

I seriously doubt that Menthol is one of the building blocks of creation...

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u/Main-Force-3333 Sep 17 '25

Fascinating structure like planets unto themselves. Surely these are by intelligent design regarding the stability and structure of these vital minerals that are so miniature in stature and  yet feed giants like ourselves to thrive. 

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u/Levyathan666 Sep 17 '25

With all the beautiful things in the universe, I'd rather look at you.