Enantiomer separation is a critical area of research in chemistry, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry, where the efficacy and safety of drugs can depend on the specific enantiomer used.

Enantiomers often differ in their involvement in the biological reactions in the body. An example is carvone, a compound found in both caraway seeds and spearmint. R-carvone gives a spicy aroma while ...

Chiral discrimination is a crucial aspect of chemistry, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry, where the efficacy and safety of drugs can depend on their chiral forms, or enantiomers.

Spatial arrangement of substituents having two mirror image (enantiomers) forms can exhibit different interactions with biological targets, leading to variations in their activity. Computational ...

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"In nature and in pharmacology there are multiple examples in which the two enantiomers have different ... out the UPV/EHU Professor of Organic Chemistry. This achievement addresses a current ...

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However, chirality in these materials is typically fixed during their formation—once a crystal is grown, its left- and right-handed forms, or enantiomers, cannot be switched without melting ... no ...

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