different between stereospecificity vs stereospecific
stereospecificity
English
Etymology
stereo- +? specificity
Noun
stereospecificity (countable and uncountable, plural stereospecificities)
- (chemistry) The property of a chemical reaction that yields specific stereoisomers as products.
- (chemistry) The property of a polymer that has a specific spatial arrangement of its constituent atoms.
Related terms
- stereospecific
stereospecificity From the web:
- what is stereospecificity of enzymes
- what does stereospecificity mean
- what is the difference between systemic enzymes and proteolytic enzymes
- what are proteolytic systemic enzymes
stereospecific
English
Etymology
stereo- +? specific
Adjective
stereospecific (comparative more stereospecific, superlative most stereospecific)
- (chemistry) Showing stereospecificity.
Derived terms
- stereospecific catalyst
- stereospecific polymer
- stereospecific synthesis
Romanian
Etymology
From French stereospecific.
Adjective
stereospecific m or n (feminine singular stereospecific?, masculine plural stereospecifici, feminine and neuter plural stereospecifice)
- stereospecific
Declension
stereospecific From the web:
- stereoselective reaction
- what does stereospecific mean
- what is stereospecificity of enzymes
- what does stereospecific mean in organic chemistry
- what does stereospecific mean in chemistry
- what is stereospecific polymerization
- what is stereospecific numbering
- what is stereospecific polymers
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