Which of the following is are different between two optical isomers of phenylsuc

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Which of the following is are different between two optical isomers of phenylsuccinic acid? Which optical designation rotates plane polarized light clockwise? What is the specific rotation, [alpha], of an optically active sample of the observed rotation is +2.9 degree in a 1.0 dm tube at a concentration of 0.10 g/mL? The specific rotation of a (+) isomer is +5.45 degree. Its melting point is 164 degree C. What is the specific rotation of the (-) isomer? The specific rotation of a (+) isomer is +5.42 degree. Its melting point is 164 degree C. What is the melting point of the (-) isomer? A pure (+) isomer is known to have a specific rotation of +173 degree. An experimental sample of a mixture of the (+) and (-) isomers give a specific rotation of + 130 degree. What is the enantiomeric excess of the mixture?

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Which of the following is are different between two optical isomers of phenylsuc

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