iv) Additional Exercise1. Calculate the observed rotation, a one would measure for a 20.0% (m/v) D-glucose solution if a 2 dmsample holder is used2. what would be the similarity or difference of the observed rotation if the L-glucose is used rather than D-glucose for the above experiment. 3. what would be the observed rotation for a 50:50 mixture of the D and L glucose. Explain your answer4. There are three different ways that you can prepare different concentrations of a given substancea) Use different amount of solute and dissolve it in the same amount of solvent to make thesolution. This was how you made solution of different concentration in your lab 4: density labMake a diluted solution by using different increment of the concerted solution and adding water.This is how the solution that are described in Experiment 2 in this lab are being prepared"Serial-dilution". Look up serial dilution is on the internet and write a short descriptionb)c)

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1. Calculate the observed rotation, a one would measure for a 20.0% (m/v) D-glucose solution if a 2 dm sample holder is used 2. what would be the similarity or difference of the observed rotation if the L-glucose is used rather than D- glucose for the above experiment.

1. Calculate the observed rotation, a one would measure for a 20.0% (m/v) D-glucose solution if a 2 dm sample holder is used 2. what would be the similarity or difference of the observed rotation if the L-glucose is used rather than D- glucose for the above experiment.

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iv) Additional Exercise
1. Calculate the observed rotation, a one would measure for a 20.0% (m/v) D-glucose solution if a 2 dm
sample holder is used
2. what would be the similarity or difference of the observed rotation if the L-glucose is used rather than D-
glucose for the above experiment.

3. what would be the observed rotation for a 50:50 mixture of the D and L glucose. Explain your answer
4. There are three different ways that you can prepare different concentrations of a given substance
a) Use different amount of solute and dissolve it in the same amount of solvent to make the
solution. This was how you made solution of different concentration in your lab 4: density lab
Make a diluted solution by using different increment of the concerted solution and adding water.
This is how the solution that are described in Experiment 2 in this lab are being prepared
"Serial-dilution". Look up serial dilution is on the internet and write a short description
b)
c)

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