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Stereoisomerism: Geometric (E/Z) and Optical Chirality
Identify chiral centers, draw enantiomeric pairs, explain optical activity on plane-polarized light, and distinguish E/Z geometric isomers using CIP rules.
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Formulate multi-step organic reaction pathways and detailed curly-arrow mechanisms across aliphatic, aromatic, and carbonyl chemistry.
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