Chiral objects
A) are cyclic compounds in the chair form.
B) are not superimposable on their mirror images.
C) never occur in nature.
D) do not form crystals.

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Chiral objects are defined by their inability to be superimposed on their mirror images, a property that is fundamental to the concept of chirality in chemistry. This characteristic is not limited to cyclic compounds, nor is it true that chiral objects never occur in nature or cannot form crystals.

Chiral Objects