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A sample of carvone was found to be 39% optically pure in favor of the dextrorotatory
enantiomer. The specific rotation for enantiomerically pure carvone is 61o. The polarimetry
experiment that led to this result was performed utilizing a 2.5 dm polarimeter tube and a
solution that was prepared by dissolving 3.49 g of carvone in 55 mL of ethanol. What was the
observed rotation for this experiment?
enantiomer. The specific rotation for enantiomerically pure carvone is 61o. The polarimetry
experiment that led to this result was performed utilizing a 2.5 dm polarimeter tube and a
solution that was prepared by dissolving 3.49 g of carvone in 55 mL of ethanol. What was the
observed rotation for this experiment?
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