A Text book of Organic Chemistry for Students of Medicine And Biology
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We may liken this to the construction of a spiral staircase, an asymmetrical structure from symmetrical bricks. When the staircase is again resolved into its component bricks, the asymmetry disappears. The optical activity of these substances depends therefore upon a peculiar arrangement of the molecules to form an asymmetric structure. In the case of compounds which are optically active in the liquid state, the asymmetry resides in the molecules themselves.
Ordinary lactic acid, obtained eithe...r by fermentation of milk or by synthesis, is optically inactive. There is in the normal muscle tissue of all higher animals, especially after activity, an appreciable amount of dextrorotatory lactic acid. The typhus bacillus and various vibrios ferment The Fatty Acids 133 cane sugar with the formation of levorotatory lactic acid, and when these are mixed in equimolecular proportions there results the inactive acid identical with that obtained by synthesis or from fermented milk. Dextrolactic acid, from its presence in musele, is called sarcolartic acid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may liken this to the construction of a spiral staircase, an asymmetrical structure from symmetrical bricks. When the staircase is again resolved into its component bricks, the asymmetry disappears. The optical activity of these substances depends therefore upon a peculiar arrangement of the molecules to form an asymmetric structure. In the case of compounds which are optically active in the liquid state, the asymmetry resides in the molecules themselves.
Ordinary lactic acid, obtained eithe...r by fermentation of milk or by synthesis, is optically inactive. There is in the normal muscle tissue of all higher animals, especially after activity, an appreciable amount of dextrorotatory lactic acid. The typhus bacillus and various vibrios ferment The Fatty Acids 133 cane sugar with the formation of levorotatory lactic acid, and when these are mixed in equimolecular proportions there results the inactive acid identical with that obtained by synthesis or from fermented milk. Dextrolactic acid, from its presence in musele, is called sarcolartic acid.
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