If you have some sample in solution (of a pure R substance), wouldn't the individual molecules all have a random orientation in space? Or do the photons emitted into the solution cause all of the molecules to align? Or is it just that, statistically, a given percentage of the particles will have an orientation which corresponds to the polarized light source.
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