A compound whose molecule is super-imposable on its mirror image inspite of containing…
Chemistry · NEET · NTA Exams — Some Basic Principles and Techniques
A compound whose molecule is super-imposable on its mirror image inspite of containing chiral carbon atoms, is called:
- optical isomer
- meso-compound
- diastereomer
- enantiomer
Answer
(B) meso-compound
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