FTP, what is this term that describes an optically active chemical that rotates the plane of polarized light to the right, the counterpart of "levrorotatory,"?
Glucose was almost renamed because it is of this type of "optically active" chemical, but the intended name was eventually given to a refined sugar closely linked with it. All of the sugars present and useful in the human body are of this type. FTP, what is this term that describes an optically active chemical that rotates the plane of polarized light to the right, the counterpart of "levrorotatory,"?
Glucose was almost renamed because it is of this type of "optically active" chemical, but the intended name was eventually given to a refined sugar closely linked with it.
{Dextrotatory} or {dextrorotary}