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stereospecificity

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stereospecificity [¦ster·ē·ō·spə·sə′fis·ə d·ē]
(organic chemistry)
The condition of a polymer whose molecular structure has a fixed spatial (geometric) arrangement of its constituent atoms, thus having crystalline properties; for example, synthetic natural rubber,cis-polyisoprene.
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Stereospecificity can be achieved by rotational restrictions that store any substrate chirality in the intermediate triplet biradical and yield a stereospecific product.
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