Sterically similar compounds such as ammonium biÂ·tarÂ·trate and ammonium biÂ·malÂ·ate form a three-component crystal exhibiting a "quasi" form of this property.
Kazlauskas' rule describes the kinetics when a substance with this property reacts with a lipÂ·ase. Sterically similar compounds such as ammonium biÂ·tarÂ·trate and ammonium biÂ·malÂ·ate form a three-component crystal exhibiting a "quasi" form of this property. Crystals with this property are denser than those without this property, according to Wallach's rule. ThaÂ·lidÂ·oÂ·mide becomes teratogenic when it acquires this property in vivo. Mosher's acid is an example of a deÂ·rivÂ·aÂ·tizing agent that can separate a substance with this property into its individual components, in a process known as resolution. Biological samples can have their age estimated by quantifying the extent to which amino acids have acquired this property. Solutions with this property are optically inactive. For 10 points, name this property of a chemical mixture in which both enÂ·antiÂ·oÂ·mers are present in equal amounts.
Kazlauskas' rule describes the kinetics when a substance with this property reacts with a lipÂ·ase.
racemic [accept racemization or racemate or the property of being a racemic mixture prompt on achiral]