Chirotopicity and Stereogenicity

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[@may2941]

Thank you so much sir for explaining this topic so beautifully and in an easy manner..Forever grateful to you🙏

[@shrimoyeebhattacharya2523]

I couldn't understand the concept of stereogenic centres but after watching this video I got it easily.....Thank you Sir

[@NEET_JOURNEY234]

Thank you so much sir.... I was really worried about this whole concept but you explained it thoroughly in such a easy way.... Forever grateful to you🙏

[@user-zg1ee4pm1f]

Thank you sir for this helpful discussion on chirotopicity and stereogenesity . It helps me very much

[@atanudas5666]

Thank you sir.

[@Karma_caanvvas]

Thanks for making the life easy

[@uddipanghosh6492]

Meso tartaric acid is optically inactive. So can we say that the C2 and C3 of this molecule are both chirotopic and stereogenic because there exist a local chiral environment for both of the carbon atoms?

[@sandippaul468]

Really helpful for me.

[@indukumarimurugan7639]

Why have u done 180 rotation for finding stereogenic centre in fischer

[@hrittikkarmakar9483]

because they may have homomeric relationship .... so we must check whether it is returning to the same molecule or not

[@pashashaik4082]

Sir there is apossibility ,achirotopic /nonstereogenic

[@vna6945]

thankyou

[@ushavyas6235]

Can u further explain about chirotopicity

[@pradeepgupta1237]

Sir how it is passible that in a chiral molecule every substituent is chiral because in case of Allen's not every point is chiral due to two changes group

[@amitbasak4819]

Chirality is the property of a molecule as a whole..so every point/atom/substituent resides in a chiral environment in a chiral molecule and is called chirotopic.

[@pashashaik4082]

Achorotopic/non stereogenic center is possible?

[@amitbasak4819]

Yes it is possible...there are many examples...one example is propan-2-ol, where the C2 is achirotopic and also non-stereogenic

[@motivation7050ready]

Thank you sir ❤️🙏🏼

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[@rakshitjain3450]

Thank u sir

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[@rishiktripathi]

chirotopic

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