adj.
Of or relating to the spatial arrangement of atoms in a molecule.
sterically ster'i·cal·ly adv.
steric
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ster·ic (stĕr'ĭk, stîr'-)  also ster·i·cal
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n.
Of or relating to the spatial arrangement of atoms in a molecule; stereochemical.
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| specific-volume anomaly (oceanography) |
| Steric effect (chemistry) |
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- Herbert Charles Brown (American chemist)
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