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      <description>The famous number from the Soai reaction is 99.5%, near-perfect handedness from almost none. The number I went to check was 630,000, and its quiet partner, less than 1,000. Those two turn out to be the 99.5% seen from the other side, and the gap between them is the whole engine.</description>
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