Fractional Reserve Banking Takes Its Name from the Fact That

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Multiple Choice

Fractional reserve banking takes its name from the fact that banks

• A)hold only a fraction of their reserves at the bank itself.
• B)keep only a fraction of their total deposits on reserve.
• C)lend only a fraction of their total reserves to customers.
• D)reserve only a fraction of their activity for lending.

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Definitions:

Diastereotopic

Refers to atoms or groups in a molecule that are not equivalent and have different spatial relationships to the rest of the molecule, leading to diastereomers when they are substituted.

Chemically Equivalent

Atoms or groups in a molecule that are indistinguishable in a chemical reaction, often having the same connective pattern and environment.

Enantiotopic

Describes atoms or groups of atoms in a molecule that are mirror images of each other but are not superimposable, similar to one's left and right hands.

Quintet

A group of five lines or peaks observed close together in a spectroscopic measurement, often indicative of a specific atomic or molecular structure.