Definition
A solution containing just one enantiomer, but not its mirror image.
Explanation
An enantomer that is single and pure, is called homochiral or is said to be optically pure because in other words it does not have any equal.
A solution containing just one enantiomer, but not its mirror image.
A solution containing just one enantiomer, but not its mirror image.
An enantomer that is single and pure, is called homochiral or is said to be optically pure because in other words it does not have any equal.
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