Chirality|Basic Concept Explained

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I felt lost you when you brought purple as the last colour because I'm colour blind and can't distinguish it from blue.

You were rotating it to show that they aren't identical but they look exactly the SAME to me.

Good demonstration though!

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Thank u so much I'm been searching for a long time to know what exactly chirality is . And thanks for using tetrahedral shape to explain it

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So alphabet P should be achiral because by rotation we get same P

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Two compounds with same atom composition (that you showed with coloured balls) are not always each others reflection. The position where each atom is fitted matters. If the blue is on right it should be on left in the mirror image. So saying that "after rotating if its identical to original, its mirror image" is wrong. You could put a compound in a wrong orientation (hence not a reflection) but is exactly the same after being rotated 'a few times'.
Conclusion : just one complete rotation (exact opposite of reflection = original)makes a mirror image.
Tho you did put your compounds' reflections very mindfully to begin with (the right way)

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For the first time, it made sense to me. Thanks

If an object has at least one axis of symmetry, it is achiral. Is this deduction right?

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Chi rho Cairo object? Ah its now Crystal Clear. Chiro means hand. Chi Rho is the Christogram for Christ and Cairo is the capital of Egypt. Which was built by hands so there ya go.

You did so good at explaining it I got it right away.

Not sure if remember it right. But isn't an orange a lemon because of chirality?

Really good explanation. Could only be improved by focussing more on "yes it IS an accurate reflection, but NO IT'S NOT identical". Also I think there were 1 or 2 too many examples of identical objects. Thanks for your dedication in putting this together, Lydia. I now understand the concept! Beautiful accent by the way!

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I love how u physically esplain it. It was very clear , thank u!

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2 and 5 on a seven segment display. Or s piece and z piece from tetris.

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ok, ok, so when is it not identical to its reflection? Oh, ok, at last we see. What i read is that the body does not recognize substances that are racemic, for example, "canola" oil. Canola oil undergoes a transformation when heated, called racemization. And that makes the oil harmful, because of the chirality which the body does not recognize

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THANK YOU!!!! Close to being institutionalized from not understanding this concept - finally I get it! Thanks for making it super pedagogical and simple! <3

Sorry if I am miles off here, because I like your style of explanation, but ... aren't you being very casual with the word reflection? I mean ... no object IS its reflection, but it's always identical to it (in a way) or its not actually its reflection . no?