A compound whose molecular structure rotates polarized light counterclockwise:
A. is designated as being dextrorotatory.
B. always has two chiral carbon centers.
C. is designated as being levoratatory.
D. belongs to the most abundant or naturally occurring group of carbohydrate enantiomers.
Answer:C
A compound whose molecular structure rotates polarized light counterclockwise:
A. is designated as being dextrorotatory. B. always has two chiral carbon centers. C. is designated as being levoratatory. D. belongs to the most abundant or naturally occurring group of carbohydrate enantiomers.