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The specific rotation of a pure enantiomer is +12 degrees . It is isolated frm a reaction with 20% racemisation and 80%retention . what would be its observed angle of rotation??

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Subhomoy Bakshi ·2010-07-23 12:32:55

20% racemised part gives 0Â° rotation...

80% retention provides rotation of 80% rotation for 100% pure sample i.e. +9.6Â°

also since enantiomers have same mass, the concentration is not affected...

thus, the angle of rotation reduces to +9.6Â°

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AKHIL ·2010-07-24 02:23:48

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