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SMILES descriptor for perhydroisoquinoline lacks a carbon atom #7

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Fixing SMILES for perhydroisoquinoline.
merkys May 13, 2020
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Extending table borders.
merkys May 13, 2020
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Expand Up @@ -452,11 +452,11 @@ later in the string, a bond is made between the two atoms, which typically
forms a cyclic structure.

[options="header",frame="topbot",grid="rows",width="90%"]
|==================================================================================
| Depiction | SMILES | Name
| image:depict/cyclohexane.gif[] | `C1CCCCC1` | cyclohexane
| image:depict/perhydroisoquinoline.gif[] | `N1CC2CCCC2CC1` | perhydroisoquinoline
|==================================================================================
|===================================================================================
| Depiction | SMILES | Name
| image:depict/cyclohexane.gif[] | `C1CCCCC1` | cyclohexane
| image:depict/perhydroisoquinoline.gif[] | `N1CC2CCCCC2CC1` | perhydroisoquinoline
|===================================================================================

If a bond symbol is present between the atom and rnum, it can be
present on *either or both* bonded atoms. However, if it appears on
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