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... rotation effected by the sample . The rotational angle depends upon the concentration of the sample and the length of the tube containing the liquid , as well as upon the nature of the solute . The specific rotation of the solute [ a ] ...
... rotation effected by the sample . The rotational angle depends upon the concentration of the sample and the length of the tube containing the liquid , as well as upon the nature of the solute . The specific rotation of the solute [ a ] ...
Page 331
... 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 as ...
... 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 as ...
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... rotation of the sucrose is represented by a 。, the product rotation by a∞ , and the rotation at time t by a ,, then the fraction of sucrose reacted up to time t is given by ( α- α ) / ( α 。 a ) / ( α- a ) and the fraction of sucrose ...
... rotation of the sucrose is represented by a 。, the product rotation by a∞ , and the rotation at time t by a ,, then the fraction of sucrose reacted up to time t is given by ( α- α ) / ( α 。 a ) / ( α- a ) and the fraction of sucrose ...
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