When a molecule has C2 symmetry, it means it has an axis of symmetry that allows for a 180-degree rotation, resulting in the same molecule. In the context of chiral auxiliaries, C2-symmetric auxiliaries are often used because of their symmetry, which can lead to high selectivity in reactions.
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(1S,5S)-spiro[1,5-benzodithiepane-3,7'-[3'-(benzyloxycarbonyl)-[3]aza-[6,8]dioxabicyclo[3.3.0]octane]] 1,5-dioxide
