A Is Chiral Symmetry Present in Weak Interaction?

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Do we have chiral symmetry for weak interaction? I know that weak interaction is chiral.
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It's even local chiral symmstry!
 
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Note a common confusion about chiral theories. This a theory which differentiates between left and right handed particles.

In QED and QCD, the couplings to left and right handed fermions are identical. This is an example of a non-chiral theory.
 
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