The concentration of an organic compound in chloroform is `6.15" g per "100" mL"` of the solution. A portion of this solution in a 5 cm polarimeter tube causes an observed rotation of `-1.2^(@)`. What is the specific rotation of the compound ?

Explanation

To find the specific rotation of the organic compound in chloroform, we can use the formula for specific rotation:

\[ [\alpha] = \frac{100 \times \alpha}{c \times l} \]

where:
- \([\alpha]\) is the specific rotation,
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