a. Calculate the ee of a solution with the following [a] values: -50, –83, and -120. b. For each ee, calculate the percent of each enantiomer present. c. What is [a] for the enantiomer of quinine? d. If a solution contains 80% quinine and 20% of its enantiomer, what is the ee of the solution? e. What is [a] for the solution described in part (d)?

a. Calculate the ee of a solution with the following [a] values: -50, –83, and -120. b. For each ee, calculate the percent of each enantiomer present. c. What is [a] for the enantiomer of quinine? d. If a solution contains 80% quinine and 20% of its enantiomer, what is the ee of the solution? e. What is [a] for the solution described in part (d)?

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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