Calculate the observed rotation of a substance that is dissolved in solution at 2.5 g/mL and is 75% optically pure. Assume a 1.0 dm cell is used. The specific rotation of the optically pure substance is +40°.

Calculate the observed rotation of a substance that is dissolved in solution at 2.5 g/mL and is 75% optically pure. Assume a 1.0 dm cell is used. The specific rotation of the optically pure substance is +40°.

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Calculate the observed rotation of a substance that is dissolved in solution at 2.5 g/mL and is
75% optically pure. Assume a 1.0 dm cell is used. The specific rotation of the optically pure
substance is +40°.

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