In 2010, the structure of the compound (+)-trigonoliimine A(isolated from the leaves of a plant in Yunnan province of China)was reported to have the following structure shown below.How many chiral centers are present in this compound?N.N-HOMe

When with a perticular centre, four different substituents are attached, then that particular centre…

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In 2010, the structure of the compound (+)-trigonoliimine A (isolated from the leaves of a plant in Yunnan province of China) was reported to have the following structure shown below. How many chiral centers are present in this compound? N- OMe