Which consequence results when intense laser light strikes chiral molecules?

💡 Explanation

Optical rotation experiences induced polarization because circularly polarized laser light interacts with chiral molecules, changing their average orientation leading to a polarization effect; therefore, we see optical rotation rather than emission disruption because the field isn't high enough to ionize.

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