It would help to include the structure of the molecule in your question.
I can't help you with Insight, but could certainly check your assignment.
Dr. Kenward Vaughan
Professor of Chemistry
Bakersfield College
kvaughan at bc.cc.ca.us
In <Pine.LNX.4.10.9903231305550.7983-100000 at atc.atccu.chula.ac.th>, on
03/23/99
at 05:11 AM, porn at ATC.ATCCU.CHULA.AC.TH said:
> We have a problem for calling the enantimeric configuration of a chiral
>carbon of our molecule. Incidentally, Insight II denotes what we would call
>S-emantiomer as R (!). And even more strangely, as soon as this molecule
>has been protonated, it now denotes this same enantiomer as S. Who can
>explain this?
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