It is possible for a compound to be chiral even though it lacks a carbon atom with

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It is possible for a compound to be chiral even though it lacks a carbon atom with four different groups. For example, consider the structure of the following compound which belongs to a class of compounds called allenes. This allene is chiral. Draw its enantiomer, and explain why this compound is chiral.

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Organic Chemistry

ISBN: 978-0470917800

1st edition

Authors: David R. Klein

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