two optical isomers, A and B, having specific rotations of +27.6 deg and -19.5 deg, respectively, are in equilibrium in solution. If the specific rotation of the mixture is 16.2 deg, calculate the equilibrium constant for the process A<-->B
Equilbrium A B
The rate constant is given by K= (γα -γ∞) / (γ∞ -γβ)
γα = specific rotations of A = +27.6 deg
γβ = specific rotations of B = -19.5 deg
γ∞ = equilibrium specific rotation = + 16.2 deg
K = (27.6-16.2) / (16.2 + 19.5)= 11.4 / 35.7 = 0.319
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