12. For each pair of compounds, describe how you could use EACH of the instrumental technique(s) that we have discussed (IR, MS, 'H NMR, BC NMR) to distinguish, for certain, which of the two compounds was in a sample. Discuss ALL signals that would help you differentiate the two compounds. (There is no need to list common signals as they would not help in the identification). If you determine that a technique is not useful in the identification, then provide a short explanation (1 or 2 sentences) as to why. HO HO А В CI

12. For each pair of compounds, describe how you could use EACH of the instrumental technique(s) that we have discussed (IR, MS, 'H NMR, BC NMR) to distinguish, for certain, which of the two compounds was in a sample. Discuss ALL signals that would help you differentiate the two compounds. (There is no need to list common signals as they would not help in the identification). If you determine that a technique is not useful in the identification, then provide a short explanation (1 or 2 sentences) as to why. HO HO А В CI

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