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Nishi_4072
#1 Posted : Friday, June 05, 2020 11:03:51 PM
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Hi, so for trying to seperate enantiomers i know you have react it with an optically pure compound. In my notes it says it has to be all + or all -.
does that also mean that the compound would be all R or all S?
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#2 Posted : Sunday, June 07, 2020 4:53:52 PM
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Hi,

Yes, all + or all - implies that the compound you add is enantiomerically pure, but recall that you cannot correlate R as + or S as -.

The salt you would get from this reaction would be a diastereomer, which you can separate as diastereomers have different properties.
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