Stereoselective,Stereospecific,Enantioselective,Enantiospecific,Diastereospecific,Diastereoselective

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In today's video, we are going to learn different types of stereochemical terms used in organic synthesis - Stereoselective,Stereospecific,Enantioselective,Enantiospecific,Diastereospecific,Diastereoselective reactions.
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[@08พีรยาสิริพันธนะ]

Thank you for making this video. It's helped me in my science seminar class. That I have to talk about this topic.

[@Chemazon]

Thanks! You study in which class?

[@trippyhelpdirt6240]

So in this case what group is a ketone under in terms of stereochemistry

[@Chemazon]

Ketone is called a prochiral centre as it is achiral (trigonal planar geometry), but it can become chiral after undergoing reaction like nucleophilic addition.

[@charlesferreira8551]

Thank you so much your video was very helpful

[@Chemazon]

Thanks..Happy to know that!😊

[@143-veenashreegane3]

Why you used L*-chiral ligand in enantioselective reaction

[@Chemazon]

Nice question! 🙂.... When we used LiAlH4, we got racemic mixture. So to get one particular enantiomer as major product, we use chiral ligand to increase enantiomeric excess. You can read this paper for more information:
Reference: S. Yamaguchi and H. S. Mosher, J. Org. Chem., 1973, 38, 1870-1877 doi.org/10.1021/jo00950a020

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Thank you ❤

[@Chemazon]

You're welcome! 🙂

[@hey_farwah]

Thanks

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