Bartleem is a chiral molecule. At 70 oC Bartleem is a liquid with a density of 0.722 g/mL. At this temperature and using a 589 nm light source with a 1 dm path length the rotation of light is found to be 71o. What is the optical rotation for Bartleem?

Bartleem is a chiral molecule. At 70 oC Bartleem is a liquid with a density of 0.722 g/mL. At this temperature and using a 589 nm light source with a 1 dm path length the rotation of light is found to be 71o. What is the optical rotation for Bartleem?

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