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chiral

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chi·ral  (krl)
adj.
Of or relating to the structural characteristic of a molecule that makes it impossible to superimpose it on its mirror image.


chi·rali·ty (k-rl-t) n.


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The authors cover practical features of stability, reactivity, and workup, as well as such aspects of allylboration as the stereochemical control elements, including relative diastereoselection with crotylboranes, induced (internal) diastereoselection with chiral carbonyl compounds, auxiliary-controlled enantio-selective allylations with chiral borane reagents, and recent advances in catalysis of allylboration.
Titled "Convenient stable non-hygroscopic crystalline solid forms of racemic and chiral LA-plus salts," this patent protects the preparation of water-soluble salts of lipoic acid, including salts of the active chiral form R(+)-lipoic acid.
While its initial popularity is associated with chiral separations, considerable potential remains for its use in a wide range of applications.
 
 
 
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