Molecules That Have a Different Configuration at One or More

question 62

Multiple Choice

Molecules that have a different configuration at one or more chirality centers, but not all chirality centers, are called __________.

• A) identical molecules
• B) isomers
• C) enantiomers
• D) conformations
• E) diastereomers

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