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3. this is also known as the chiral center
5. electron rich atoms that can donate electrons
7. the rotating of polarized light in a clockwise direction is this
8. activity the way enantiomers interact with polarized light
11. when two chiral images are mirror of each other you get this
12. the measurement used to find optical activity in isomers
14. ketone+CN-=this
16. Jokes the jokes only Dr. Carr laughs at
17. this type of reaction replaces one substituent with another
18. this is literally defined as “two double bonds”
20. this reaction completely removes the substituent altogether
21. these are the homonyms of chemistry. That is, they look similar but have different meanings (arrangement).
23. isomer cis- and trans-2-butene is considered to be this isomer
24. this is drawn out as a cyclic ether

1. rotating polarized light counterclockwise
2. Isomer these have the same molecular formula with different connectivity
4. this pairs with ENOL to create a KETONE
6. known as an equal mixture of enantiomers
9. this kind of chemistry is centered on benzene rings
10. this is found on the first slide of every lecture in class
13. these chiral images are NOT mirrors of one another and NOT superimposable
15. Active an interaction with light that causes enantiomers to rotate is this
19. this is commonly bonded with an electronegative atom
22. pushing this is commonly used when understanding mechanisms in organic chemistry