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Optical activity: optical dichroism

Author: Jean-Claude MAURIZOT

Publication date: December 10, 2009

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6. Applications

6.1 Small molecules

Many small molecules can be studied using circular dichroism. We have chosen to illustrate this type of application with a few examples.

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6.1.1 Octant rule and its use in the study of unsaturated ketones

The carbonyl group of ketones has two planes of symmetry, and is therefore devoid of optical activity. Nevertheless, when the carbonyl group belongs to a molecule with one or more asymmetric carbons, optical activity is induced, which is observed in particular in the wavelength...

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