Question

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What is a stereoselective reaction? What is a chiral center? What are R and S? What physical property allows us to distinguish between diastereomers but not enantiomers? What are syn and anti addition? How do they add? What product results from each? Provide the R and S configurations for both possible products. What is the addition that is most likely to occur? Why?

Answer 1

"Stereoselection Reaction: stereo selectively is the property of a chemical reaction in which a single reaction forms an unequal mixture of stereo center during the non - stereo specific creation of anew stereo center or during the na - stereo specific transformation at a preexisting are chiral center : chiral cancer are terrasedral atoms that have four different substitutions R and S the "" right Hand "" and "" left Hand "" nanoculture is used to name the enontomers of a mirel compand the stereo center are labled as R or S Different between enormous and diasteromers enontiomons are stereoisomers that are non - supperimpasable mirror image of each other . if a component with more than 1 chiral center . the enantiomer of such molecule has precisely the other and vice versa when only one stereocenter is inverted but not the other are not mirror image , so they are not enatomers they are enostomers "