Depict the structure of methamphetamine

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1. We usually think of methamphetamine as an extremely addicting drug. However it has two enantiomeric forms. Depict the structure of methamphetamine as well as indicate the chiral carbon. Which form of methamphetamine is the against the law drug we known as meth? Define what is the other form used for?

2. For (+)-muscarine a toxin found in poisonous mushrooms, find out the (R) or (S) configuration at each stereo center.

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