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[X] = X/Cl
[x] = specific rotation = -158.0 degrees
x = optical rotation = -150.1 degrees
C = concentration in g/ml = ?
l = length of the sample tube = 2.5 dm
-158 = -150.1/(2.5*C)
C = 0.38 g/ml
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