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Adhesh Sagar
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I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond is considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiyachirality, are there any other exceptions?

I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond is considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiya, are there any other exceptions?

I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond is considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chirality, are there any other exceptions?

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Adhesh Sagar
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I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond is considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiya, are there any other exceptions?

I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiya, are there any other exceptions?

I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond is considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiya, are there any other exceptions?

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Adhesh Sagar
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Can sp2 hybridised carbon show chirality?

I know that any carbon to show chirality has to be bonded to 4 different atoms (groups of atoms). So a double bond considered as that the carbon is achiral. I learnt from my lecturer that dissubstituted allene is an exception. If it is true that sp2 hybridised carbon cannot show chiraiya, are there any other exceptions?