Please identify the functional groups present in each IR, Each peak.Both pictures seperately please. FZ with and without ml. sieves (4A) PC100.5-100.0-99.5-99.0-98.598.0-97.5-97.0-96.5-96.0-95.5-95.0-94.5-94.0-93.5-93.0-92.5-92.0-91.5-91.0-90.5-4000350030002500200015001000Wavenumbers (cm-1)%TransmittanceLOLO3688.683675.033649.033314.092971.272919.122160.372160.891978.291733.611716.871699.741683.741634.301653.031635.611558.611521.051506.911489.151472.351456.141405.311393.921374.861249.611066.031052.021047.10927.66891.60600,55591.06618.42569.07555.20 Fl with and wit heut nolecular sieves (4 Å)(PC)100-98-96-94-92-90-88-86-84-82-80어787674-72-7068664000350030002500200015001000Wavenumbers (cm-1)%Transmittance2923.492856.182835.791438.761375.431141.111086.991066.621051.481037.87916.85819.14795.56 59.28718.88653.30–

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Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter29: Mass Spectrometry

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