If you did not get a 100% pure sample of (+)-phenylsuccinic acid from this polarimetry experiment, how might you go about increasing the purity of it?

If you did not get a 100% pure sample of (+)-phenylsuccinic acid from this polarimetry experiment, how might you go abou...
Experiment:
Lab goals
Isolate an enantiopure sample of phenylsuccinic acid from a
racemic mixture
Assess the enantiopurity of the recovered material using
polarimetry experiment
Procedure
1. Selectively preiciptate the (+) enantiomer of phenylsuccinic
acid using L(–) proline resolving agent
2. Remove the (–) proline (resolving agent) from the
precipitate by washing with acid solution (HCl)
3. Determine the enantiomeric excess of (+)-phenylsuccinic acid
in the precipitate using polarimetry
4. Collect your enantiomerically enriched product in the
(+)-phenylsuccinic acid container
If...
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what does the IR reading of your experiment tell you about the
product? Did the experiment go to completion? how can you
tell?
the
chemical used for IR was salycylic acid
this is the given scheme/reaction
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