when rotation about a single bond is not restricted ,then how are enantiomers not identicle?.........my teachers couldnt answer it.......................can some one help.............................

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anonymous · Answer

Why does it need to be restricted?  Here's a molecule with only single bonds that has an enantiomer:

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anonymous · Answer

At ordinary temperatures there's free rotation around every one of the bonds in that molecule.  But it's still chiral.

anonymous · Answer

thats wat i am asking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!then its mirror image is supposed to be identical?