-
definition of
atropisomers taking into
account the temperature-dependence ****ociated with the
interconversion of conformers,
specifying that
atropisomers interconvert...
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rotation about the aryl–aryl bond is
restricted so it
results in
chiral atropisomers, as in
various ortho-substituted biphenyls, and in
binaphthyls such as...
-
interconversion of 1000
seconds or longer), the
isomers are
termed atropisomers (see:
atropisomerism). The ring-flip of
substituted cyclohexanes constitutes another...
- be
separated as
stable compounds at room temperature, they are
called atropisomers.
Large molecules may have
isomers that
differ by the
topology of their...
-
Conformers which arise from
single bond rotations, if not
isolatable as
atropisomers, do not
count as
distinct molecular configurations as the
spatial connectivity...
- off-white
powder and is not hygroscopic. It is a 1:1
racemic mixture of
atropisomers. Lesinurad/allopurinol, a fixed-dose
combination drug "Prescription medicines:...
-
Torsional strain results from
resistance to
twisting about a bond.
Atropisomerism An
energetic form of
axial chirality. This form of
chirality derives...
- restricted. Thus, both the (R)- and the (S)-enantiomers
exist as
atropisomers. Both
atropisomers of (S)-metolachlor
exhibit the same
biological activity. The...
- naphthyl). A
colorless solid, it has
attracted some
attention because the
atropisomers can be
isolated due to
hindered rotation between the two
naphthyl subunits...
