Which physical data should be the same for both enantiomers, R-(-)-Carvone and S-(+)-Carvone.boiling pointsign of the optical rotationmagnitude of the optical rotationpeak locations in the infrared spectrumretention time on the gas chromatographodor Which pieces of data are needed in order to calculate a specific rotation?O Concentration of solution (or density, if neat liquid is used)path length (length of the polarimetry cell)observed optical rotationThe chiral designation, R or S

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Which physical data should be the same for both enantiomers, R-(-)-Carvone and S-(+)-Carvone. boiling point sign of the optical rotation magnitude of the optical rotation peak locations in the infrared spectrum retention time on the gas chromatograph odor

Which physical data should be the same for both enantiomers, R-(-)-Carvone and S-(+)-Carvone. boiling point sign of the optical rotation magnitude of the optical rotation peak locations in the infrared spectrum retention time on the gas chromatograph odor

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Which physical data should be the same for both enantiomers, R-(-)-Carvone and S-(+)-Carvone.
boiling point
sign of the optical rotation
magnitude of the optical rotation
peak locations in the infrared spectrum
retention time on the gas chromatograph
odor

Which pieces of data are needed in order to calculate a specific rotation?
O Concentration of solution (or density, if neat liquid is used)
path length (length of the polarimetry cell)
observed optical rotation
The chiral designation, R or S

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