Optical Rotation*0.9477*100*200]
Assay Of dextrose= ________________________________
99.8* 200
why Factor=0.9477
Answer / nagendra rane
Specific Optical Rotation [α]tλ = 100 x a
---------
l x C
Where Specific Optical Rotation at temperature âtâ and âλâ
is wavelength
a = Optical Rotation
l = length of Polarimeter tube
c = Concentration
The average Specific Optical Rotation of Dextrose
α = +52.76
Therefore C = 100 x a (Optical rotation)
---------------------------
2 x α
C = 100 x a (Optical rotation)
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2 x 52.76
C = a X 0.9477
Concentration of Dextrose(C)= OR(a) x 0.9477
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