Enantiomers have

Question

Enantiomers have (A) identical m.pt./b.pt. but different refractive indices (B) identical m.pt./b.pt. and refractive indices but rotate plane polarised light in opposite directions but to the same extent (C) different refractive indices and rotate plane polarised light in the same direction but to different extent (D) different m.pt./b.pt. but rotate plane polarised light in different directions but to the same extent.

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Enantiomers have same melting point/boiling point and refractive indices but rotate plane polarised light in opposite directions but to the same extent.

Q. Enantiomers have

identical $m . pt ./ b . pt .$ but different refractive indices

identical $m . pt ./ b . pt .$ and refractive indices but rotate plane polarised light in opposite directions but to the same extent

different refractive indices and rotate plane polarised light in the same direction but to different extent

different $m . pt ./ b . pt .$ but rotate plane polarised light in different directions but to the same extent.

Enantiomers have same melting point/boiling point and refractive indices but rotate plane polarised light in opposite directions but to the same extent.