Definition
Protons that are interchangeable by rotational symmetry.
Explanation
When two groups are said to be homotopic when a molecule stays the same as the groups are interchanged with the remaining parts of the molecule fixed.
When two groups are said to be homotopic when a molecule stays the same as the groups are interchanged with the remaining parts of the molecule fixed.
Protons that are interchangeable by rotational symmetry.
When two groups are said to be homotopic when a molecule stays the same as the groups are interchanged with the remaining parts of the molecule fixed.