-Instrument Introduction

This experiment is mainly used to observe the phenomenon of optical rotation, understand the optical rotation characteristics of optically active substances, and determine the relationship between the optical rotation and concentration of sugar solutions. Deepen understanding of the generation and detection methods of polarized light. Suitable for grouping experiments in physics laboratory courses in higher education institutions.

-Experimental content

1. Observing the polarization phenomenon of light

2. Observing the optical rotation characteristics of glucose aqueous solution

3. Measure the concentration of glucose aqueous solution

4. Measure the concentration of glucose solution samples of unknown concentration