Optical Isomerism | Condition to be optically active | Enantiomers | Diastereomers | Racemic| Meso

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12:39 Mam (3) &(4) bhi toh enantiomers honge tartaric acid m kyuki vo mirror image form kar rahe hai? Please answer

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maam u didint explain molecular septroscopy

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12:54 Mam III and IV bhi to enantiomer hue !?

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Thank you mam aapka video nhi hota UA-cam pr to shayad chemistry me acha no. Aate

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Nahi mam sahi likha hai aap sayad padh nahi payi

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NIce Mam....

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Mam is their any possibility of steriochemistry to come as a long question? And if yes so what it could be, from which topic plz confirm🙏🏻 if any idea .

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On optically active compound with or without chiral c-atom

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Mam in syllabus its written that optical isomerism without chiral carbon atom.

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Chiral or asymmetric are same

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Was this the last lecture of steriochemistry?

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No, 2, 3 In Pipeline

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