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In the Hajjai reaction, Hajjai started from only 2% enantiomeric excess and amplified it to 87% through autocatalysis, becoming almost entirely a single chirality; even with no chiral substance added at all, the reaction still spontaneously leans to one side.
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UnverifiedStarting from a catalyst with an enantiomeric excess of only 0.00005%, Soai demonstrated that after repeating the reaction three times, the enantiomeric excess of the product can be raised to above 99.5%.76% similarUnverifiedIn the Soai reaction reported in 1995, the chiral product can act as its own catalyst, amplifying an initial imbalance of about 2% to about 87%.74% similarUnverifiedIn the Soai reaction, even if the initial chiral imbalance is less than 0.00005%, the enantiomeric excess (ee value) of the product can exceed 99.5% after multiple cycles.63% similarUnverifiedWithin effective component mechanisms, the steering effect is further concentrated in approximately 50% of the residual stream's dimensions, which retain 85%–98% of the component-mechanism baseline effect.63% similarUnverifiedEnantiomeric excess (ee value): ee = 100% means the reaction produces only one enantiomer, while ee = 0% means the two enantiomers are present in equal amounts (a racemic mixture).61% similar
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