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stereochemistry
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stereochemistry /ster·eo·chem·is·try/ (-kem´is-tre) the branch of chemistry treating of the space relations of atoms in molecules.stereochem´ical
ster·e·o·chem·is·try (str--km-str)
n.
The branch of chemistry that deals with the spatial arrangement of atoms in molecules and the effects such arrangements have on the chemical and physical properties of the molecules, especially where asymmetric centers of substitution lead to optical rotation.

stere·o·chemi·cal (--kl) adj.

stereochemistry [ster″e-o-kem´is-tre]
the branch of chemistry dealing with the space relations of atoms in molecules. adj., adj stereochem´ical.

stereochemistry (steˈ·rē·ō·keˑ·mi·strē),
n area of chemistry dealing with the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms that make up a molecules.

stereochemistry
the branch of chemistry treating of the space relations of atoms in molecules.


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