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A pure B-D-hexose solution has an initial optical rotation of -120.0. After mutarotation what is the optical rotation of the solution? A. +60 B. -60 C. +120 D. 0 E. Can't be determined

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A pure B-D-hexose solution has an initial optical rotation of -120.0. After mutarotation what is the optical rotation of the solution?
A. +60
B. -60
C. +120
D. 0
E. Can't be determined

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