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What is superimposability in stereochemistry?

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Superimposability in stereochemistry refers to the ability of two molecules to be superimposed on each other, meaning they have the same spatial arrangement of atoms. Superimposability is a key concept in stereochemistry as it helps determine the relative and absolute configurations of molecules.

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