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Chapter 19, Problem 30P
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The given points regarding the establishment of equilibrium of aconitic acid with isocitric acid and citric acid respectively in presence of aconitase enzyme are to be explained.
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>A compound exhibits anumber of stereoisomers if it contains more than one stereogenic centers.
>The maximum number of stereoisomers of a compound can be calculated using the
A carbon atom that is associated with four different groups is termeda chiralcenter or stereogeniccenter.
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