What's the difference between external compensation and internal compensation
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is known as internal compensation. In case of racemic mixtures, which are 50-50percent mixtures of enantiomers , the net rotation is zero , because rotation of one enantiomer is always compensated by rotation of another enantiomer , thus it is known as external compensation.
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The difference between external compensation and internal compensation are :
- External compensation is due to optical inactivity of a solution due to the presnce of equal amounts of two enantiomers.
- Enantiomers rotate plane polarized light in opposite directions by the same magnitude.
- Internal compensation is the optical inactivity of a solution due to presence of a compound which is of meso type.
- Meso type compounds are those which contains more than one optically active centre which cancels out each others active.
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