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what is the difference between stereo and optical
isomerism?
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Answer Posted / vipul panchal
stereo isomers r d one which has same molecular formula but differ in the spatial arrangement of their substituent gp.
Optical isomers r d one which differ in their way to rotate the plane of polarized light depending on which they categorized as d and l.
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