the observed rotation, α, of a 59.9 mg mL-1 solution of an optically-active substance in a 20 cm path length polarimeter was +3.7°. Calculate the value of the specific rotation, [α], in degrees to one decimal place.
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the observed rotation, α, of a 59.9 mg mL-1 solution of an optically-active substance in a 20 cm path length polarimeter was +3.7°. Calculate the value of the specific rotation, [α], in degrees to one decimal place.
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