Question

5 examples for recemisation

Answer 1

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Explanation:

acemization is a process in organic chemistry that occurs when a compound undergoes a reaction in which the transformation produces an equal mixture of both possible enantiomers. ... A specific example of racemization involves amino acids exposed to basic conditions.

Answer 2

⚪It turns out that amino acids can actually undergo racemization if they are exposed to basic conditions.The reaction is constantly shuttling back and forth,so at any given time there is a 50:50mix of both enantiomers (racemic mixture).When each enantiomer is converting to the other,they go through the same flat,planar intermediate.This is an important part of racemization.