Usually means: Selective formation of specific stereoisomer.
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  1. stereoselective: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  2. stereoselective: Wiktionary
  3. stereoselective: Dictionary.com
  4. Stereoselective: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. Stereoselective: Encyclopedia

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  1. stereoselective: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (stereoselective)

▸ adjective:  (chemistry) Of a chemical reaction in which the production of one stereoisomer is favoured over all others.

Similar:
regioselective, stereoelective, stereolabile, stereocontrolled, stereoretentive, diastereofacial, stereodetermining, stereodynamic, enantioselective, stereopure, more...

Opposite:
stereodivergent, stereoinversion, stereorandom

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Similar:
regioselective, stereoelective, stereolabile, stereocontrolled, stereoretentive, diastereofacial, stereodetermining, stereodynamic, enantioselective, stereopure, more...

Opposite:
stereodivergent, stereoinversion, stereorandom



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