Which optical outcome occurs to polarized light passing through chiral liquid crystals?

💡 Explanation

Polarized light's plane of polarization rotates because the chiral liquid crystal structure causes optical rotation; therefore specific rotations result, rather than internal reflection, angle effects, or scattering phenomena typical in other conditions.

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