Definition of rotatory power in English:

rotatory power

noun

Chemistry

The capacity of a substance to cause rotation of the plane of polarization when plane-polarized light is passed through it; specifically the angle displacement per unit distance travelled by the light through the substance; more fully "optical rotatory power".

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The British Critic, quarterly theological review, and ecclesiastical record.

noun

Chemistry

The capacity of a substance to cause rotation of the plane of polarization when plane-polarized light is passed through it; specifically the angle displacement per unit distance travelled by the light through the substance; more fully "optical rotatory power".

Early 19th century; earliest use found in The British Critic, quarterly theological review, and ecclesiastical record.

单词	rotatory power
释义	Definition of rotatory power in English: rotatory power noun Chemistry The capacity of a substance to cause rotation of the plane of polarization when plane-polarized light is passed through it; specifically the angle displacement per unit distance travelled by the light through the substance; more fully "optical rotatory power". Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The British Critic, quarterly theological review, and ecclesiastical record. Definition of rotatory power in US English: rotatory power noun Chemistry The capacity of a substance to cause rotation of the plane of polarization when plane-polarized light is passed through it; specifically the angle displacement per unit distance travelled by the light through the substance; more fully "optical rotatory power". Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in The British Critic, quarterly theological review, and ecclesiastical record.
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