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![A sample of limonene has a specific rotation of +74.l°.
R-(+)-limonene [a]p = +125.6° and S-(-)-limonene [a]p = -122.1'.
What is the percent enantiomercic excess (% ee)?
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What is the molecular composition of this same sample?
percent of S isomer:
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