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Page 255
... and cinchonine occur naturally in optically active form , as do many sugars . The optical rotation of most materials is measured conveniently in solution ; that of liquids can also be measured in 8-4 POLARIZED RADIATION 255.
... and cinchonine occur naturally in optically active form , as do many sugars . The optical rotation of most materials is measured conveniently in solution ; that of liquids can also be measured in 8-4 POLARIZED RADIATION 255.
Page 331
... optical rotation is related to the difference between the refractive indices of the medium for the two components of the polarized ray . In practical cases , one deals with optical rotation in the visible and near - ultraviolet regions ...
... optical rotation is related to the difference between the refractive indices of the medium for the two components of the polarized ray . In practical cases , one deals with optical rotation in the visible and near - ultraviolet regions ...
Page 587
... Optical properties of colloids , 471-476 Optical rotary dispersion ( ORD ) , 257 , 330 Orbitals , hydrogen - like , 279-285 Order of reaction , 340-341 Ordered enzyme mechanism , 387 Orientation of molecules at liquid surfaces , 406-407 ...
... Optical properties of colloids , 471-476 Optical rotary dispersion ( ORD ) , 257 , 330 Orbitals , hydrogen - like , 279-285 Order of reaction , 340-341 Ordered enzyme mechanism , 387 Orientation of molecules at liquid surfaces , 406-407 ...
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