Trifluorolactate experienced modification of its enantiomeric excess by fractional distillation. Quantitative studies have shown that the separation of an enantiomorph and its racemate is due to a change in boiling points that depend on the enantiomeric excess of the compound. Such a change in the boiling point was not seen in the case of the non fluorinated lactate.
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