stereoisomer

Isomers {stereoisomer}| {optical isomer} can have right-handed and left-handed structures that single-bond four different substituents to carbon atom. Stereoisomers are asymmetric molecules, such as enantiomer, racemic, diastereomer, and meso compound. The D and L system {glyceraldehyde} designates stereoisomers relative to (+)-glyceraldehyde {D-glyceraldehyde} and (-)-glyceraldehyde {L-glyceraldehyde}.

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