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Specific rotation of a optical isomer can be detected by __________ .

A

compass

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protractor

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C

polarimeter

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none of the above

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Solution

The correct option is C polarimeter
Optical isomers effects in the difference of polarised light. Hence they can be detected by polarimeter.

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