1 Locate, mark in the figure and name the molecular interactions that could occur in thesolid state for the compound Warfarin (a synthetic anticoagulant) which is shown in thefigure below.OHFigure: Molecular structure of WarfarinAtorvastatinCH3:0::0:NHH3CHPlease describe the reason for theassignment. Thank you!Your answerTyped answers are easier for students to readthan handwritten notes

Warfarin a is a blood anticoagulant. It has the following structure:

Locate, mark in the figure and name the molecular interactions that could occur in the solid state for the compound Warfarin (a synthetic anticoagulant) which is shown in the figure below. Он Figure: Molecular structure of Warfarin

Locate, mark in the figure and name the molecular interactions that could occur in the solid state for the compound Warfarin (a synthetic anticoagulant) which is shown in the figure below. Он Figure: Molecular structure of Warfarin

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Figure: Molecular structure of Warfarin
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CH3
:0:
:0:
NH
H3C
H
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