They are both chemically non-equivalent protons and gives different signals. Heterotopic protons, however, when swapped gives constitutional isomers. A good example would be the meta and para protons of nitrobenzene would be heterotopic and would give different signals. Hope that clarifies.
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What's the difference between diastereotopic and heterotopic?
They are both chemically non-equivalent protons and gives different signals. Heterotopic protons, however, when swapped gives constitutional isomers. A good example would be the meta and para protons of nitrobenzene would be heterotopic and would give different signals. Hope that clarifies.
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