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What is the relationship between the specific rotations of $(2 R, 3 R)$ dichloropentane and $(2 S, 3 S)$ -dichloropentane? Between $(2 R, 3 S)-$ dichloropentane and $(2 R, 3 R)$ -dichloropentane?
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