Lecture

Molecular Chirality: Rules and Isomerism

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of molecular chirality, including the rules for determining configuration, the importance of priority orders, and the distinction between Z and E isomerism. It also delves into the energy barriers in rotational isomerism and the impact of different atoms on chirality.

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