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1 ENANTIOMERIC PAIR mirror images NOT superimposable
Assumed rotational orientation in Fischer (eclipsed) ENANTIOMERIC PAIR mirror images NOT superimposable

2 MESO STRUCTURES mirror images superimposable Assumed rotational
orientation in Fischer (eclipsed) MESO STRUCTURES mirror images superimposable

3 DIASTEREOMERS NOT mirror images NOT superimposable

4 meso structures no no Enantiomers yes no Diastereomers yes yes
Two chiral chemically physically center system different ? different ? meso structures no no Enantiomers yes no Diastereomers yes yes

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