Crystals
Crystals
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We have here as a matter of fact, the first in- stance brought to light involving the principle of isomerism, the existence of two or more distinct 1 Ann. De Chim. Et Phys. , 1848, 24, 28 and 38; also 1850, 28, 56; Comptes Rendus, 1848, 26, 535; also 1849, 29, 297; also 1850, 31, 480 ; also 1853, 37, 162, and 1858, 46, 615.
POLYMORPHISM AND ENANTIOMORPHISM 143 compounds having the same chemical composition as regards the numbers of atoms of the same elements present, but differing in chemical o...r physical proper- ties, or both, owing to the different arrangement of those atoms within the molecule . The ' ' isomers " may be chemical or purely physical ; the latter involves no alteration of the linking of the atoms, but merely of their disposition in space, and is the kind met with in the case of the tartaric acids.
Biot, so noted for his optical researches, showed afterwards that tartaric and racemic acids behave optically differently in solution, an aqueous solution of the former rotating the plane of polarisation to the right whilst that of racemic acid is optically inactive, not rotating the plane of polarisation at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have here as a matter of fact, the first in- stance brought to light involving the principle of isomerism, the existence of two or more distinct 1 Ann. De Chim. Et Phys. , 1848, 24, 28 and 38; also 1850, 28, 56; Comptes Rendus, 1848, 26, 535; also 1849, 29, 297; also 1850, 31, 480 ; also 1853, 37, 162, and 1858, 46, 615.
POLYMORPHISM AND ENANTIOMORPHISM 143 compounds having the same chemical composition as regards the numbers of atoms of the same elements present, but differing in chemical o...r physical proper- ties, or both, owing to the different arrangement of those atoms within the molecule . The ' ' isomers " may be chemical or purely physical ; the latter involves no alteration of the linking of the atoms, but merely of their disposition in space, and is the kind met with in the case of the tartaric acids.
Biot, so noted for his optical researches, showed afterwards that tartaric and racemic acids behave optically differently in solution, an aqueous solution of the former rotating the plane of polarisation to the right whilst that of racemic acid is optically inactive, not rotating the plane of polarisation at all.
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