… such as the optically active racemates, the second rank, axial tensor describing optical activity
… serve to correct a clear deficit in our understanding of the optical properties of racemates. …

… racemate to be less soluble than its optically active components. But even when allowance
is made for this, a nett loss of rotatory power amounting to about 15 per cent. of the original (…

… of optically active amino acids, along with their well-known radiolysis. We have exposed a
number of solid and dissolved optically … with regard to the origin of optical activity by the Vester-…

… isomers on their optical activity has been carried out for fourteen different organic … optical
activity of tae irradiated racemates nor a difference in the action of irradiation on the optical …

… interprets the appearance of optical activity by a chance process … models for the evolution
of optical activity, but many of them … describing the crystallisation of racemates from solutions, …

… acid (racemate). Macroscopically, the most characteristic feature of racemates is the
absence of optical activity, which, however, is dependent on the sensitivity of the measurement. …

… of optical activity upon subjection to reduced pressure in a vacuum … and the sublimate and
residue optical activities were … In most cases, the initial optical activity of the sublimate was …

… resolution of racemates is quite promising … optical activity in a solution of a racemic alkaloid
(tropacocaine, atropine, homatropine) in contact with the fibres. In such a case optical activity …

… optical activity by chemical compounds in the early 19th century, 10 the origin of optical
activity in … the link to optical activity. His work laid the foundation of the field of stereochemistry. …

… salts of ( + )-tartaric acid and of racemic acid are completely isomorphous and are identical
in all respects, except in optical activity. Early last century the general view proposed by Biot (…