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The hydrolysis of sucrose was studied with the help of calorimeter and following data were
`{:(,"Collected time (min.)",:0,70,oo),(,"observed rotation (degrees)",:44,16.5,-11):}`
the time taken when reaction mixture wil be optically inactive ? (Given : In 2=0.7,in 3=1.1, in 5=1.6)

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