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How will the value of specific rotation differ in optically active and inactive compound?

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Specific rotation of an optically inactive compound is zero while specific rotation of an optically active compound is expressed as:-

[ $α$ ]_$λ$^T= $\frac{α}{l \times c}$

Where l is the wavelength of light used for observation
t is the temperature in degree Celsius
α is the observed rotation in degrees
c is the concentration in degrees

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