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Title of Experiment:
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Source Reference:
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Introduction:
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Experimental Methods:
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Results:
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“c” = Concentration of (+) phenylsuccinic acid (g/ml)
“r” = measured optical rotation (deg)
[α]calc = computed (experimental) specific rotation
[α]pub = published specific rotation
% Enantiomeric excess (%ee) see p 207 of text
% Recovery
Melting range
Published melting point
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References:
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Appendix:
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CHEM 321L Minor Laboratory Report Form Fall 2015