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A chiral carbon is a carbon atom which has 4 different groups attached, this makes the molecule assymetric and produces two (or more) isomers.

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	A chiral carbon is a carbon atom which has 4 different groups attached, this makes the molecule assymetric and produces two (or more) isomers.		A chiral [[carbon\|carbon]] is a carbon [[atom\|atom]] which has 4 different groups attached, this makes the molecule assymetric and produces two (or more) [[isomer\|isomers]].