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Suppose you measure 3.000 g of a substance and dissolve it in 200.0 mL of water, and place the sample in a 1.000 dm path-length sample tube, and then observe a rotation of 28.5 degrees with the sodium-D lamp. What is the specific rotation?Give your answer to three digits, without units
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