Is it possible to draw a stereoisomer of a molecule that has no chirality centers?
For reference, I'm looking at the molecule below. I can't identify any chirality centers in it.

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- Roger the MoleLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
I don't see any chirality centers either, but that means only that there are no enantiomers. But the double bond on the left could have a cis isomer, which counts as a stereoisomer.
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Thank you! I completely forgot about cis and trans isomers