If a Stereoisomer Has an Enantiomer,it Does Not Have a Diastereomer

question 41

True/False

If a stereoisomer has an enantiomer,it does not have a diastereomer.

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Definitions:

Manipulation Checks

Assessments used in experimental research to determine if the independent variable has been successfully manipulated.

Statistically Significant

Indicates that the likelihood of the observed result occurring by chance is low, suggesting a true effect in a study.

Causal Attributions

The process by which individuals explain the causes of behavior and events, which can influence their motivation and emotions.

Experimental Manipulation

Experimental manipulation involves systematically altering variables in a study to determine cause-and-effect relationships between them.