Which consequence results when unpolarized light encounters a chiral molecule?

💡 Explanation

A chiral molecule causes optical rotation because of circular birefringence, a specific form of polarization; therefore, the plane of polarized light rotates rather than undergoing uniform refraction, Doppler shifts, or increased critical angles because these relate differently to molecular structure.

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