Note that the product amine salts are not enantiomers; they are diastereomers. In this experiment the (R)-aminium-(S)-malate dastereomeric sakt preferentially crystallized as the less soluble arystais that are easily isolated by vacuum filtration. Where are the (S)-aminium-(S)-malate dastereomers (more soluble carystals) and how could you obtain them from the mixture of diastereomeric salts? What would be the principal problem encountered in doing so?

Note that the product amine salts are not enantiomers; they are diastereomers. In this experiment the (R)-aminium-(S)-malate dastereomeric sakt preferentially crystallized as the less soluble arystais that are easily isolated by vacuum filtration. Where are the (S)-aminium-(S)-malate dastereomers (more soluble carystals) and how could you obtain them from the mixture of diastereomeric salts? What would be the principal problem encountered in doing so?

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