In polarimetry, indicate the correct explanation of the drawing. (1). No light reaches the eye, since the analyzer prevents it. (2). The maximum angle that the plane of polarized light can be deflected by any species is ±45°, since 45° + 45° = 90° and sin 90° = 1. 00/07 (3). The polarimetric tube has a levorotatory substance. (4). Any molecule near the face through which the polarized light enters deviates its plane less than any molecule that is close to the opposite face, due to the longest optical path traveled by the light. O

In polarimetry, indicate the correct explanation of the drawing. (1). No light reaches the eye, since the analyzer prevents it. (2). The maximum angle that the plane of polarized light can be deflected by any species is ±45°, since 45° + 45° = 90° and sin 90° = 1. 00/07 (3). The polarimetric tube has a levorotatory substance. (4). Any molecule near the face through which the polarized light enters deviates its plane less than any molecule that is close to the opposite face, due to the longest optical path traveled by the light. O

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