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What is the enantiomeric excess of a solution with a specific rotation of - 90 degree where the pure solution rotates at -135 degree? * 13.33% O 66.67% O None of the above 33.33%

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What is the enantiomeric excess of a solution with a specific rotation of -
90 degree where the pure solution rotates at -135 degree? *
13.33%
O 66.67%
O None of the above
33.33%

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