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What is racemisation
The process of making a racemic mixture
How can you convert from one enantiomer to the other
You can interconvert between one enantiomer to the other via their keto-enol tautomer with is flat and a chiral in comparison to the enantiomer
Explain why enantiomer can have such different effects on the body
As although they have identical physical properties, when they’re not in isolation they have different interactions between different molecules (generates diastereomeric complexes ) which is important as diasteroisomers have different physical properties
What are epimers
When a diasteroisomer differs at only one stereogenic centre