A type of compound in which there are two rings linked through a single atom (the spiro atom). In most cases, the spiro atom is a carbon atom, and the rings are not in the same plane. Some spiro compounds with substituents on both rings may have a chirality element and consequently show optical activity. Spin–orbit coupling can be described quantitatively using the Dirac equation.
Spiro compound
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https://www.acdlabs.com/iupac/nomenclature/79/r79_198.htm Alternative naming system for spiro compounds
- symmetric difference
- symmetric distribution
- symmetric function
- symmetric group
- symmetric key encryption
- symmetric list
- symmetric matrix
- symmetric mode
- symmetric order traversal
- symmetric relation
- symmetric top
- symmetric transducer
- symmetric two-port network
- Symmetrodonta
- symmetry
- symmetry-adapted linear combinations
- symmetry group
- symmetry group(of a geometrical figure)
- symmetry model
- symmetry(of a geometrical figure)
- symmetry plane
- symmlet
- symmorphosis
- sympathetic nervous system
- sympathetic tone