2. How could you use the 4 (FOUR) forms of spectroscopy that we have discussed to give you an indication that you have 100% conversion of alcohol (cyclohexanol) to alkene (cyclohexene), i.e.-the reaction went to completion? Use ALL relevant specific signals that you could monitor to support your answer. If a technique would not help you at all, indicate the reason for this. (a) IR spectroscopy (b) Mass spectroscopy (c) BC NMR Spectroscopy (d) 'H NMR Spectroscopy

2. How could you use the 4 (FOUR) forms of spectroscopy that we have discussed to give you an indication that you have 100% conversion of alcohol (cyclohexanol) to alkene (cyclohexene), i.e.-the reaction went to completion? Use ALL relevant specific signals that you could monitor to support your answer. If a technique would not help you at all, indicate the reason for this. (a) IR spectroscopy (b) Mass spectroscopy (c) BC NMR Spectroscopy (d) 'H NMR Spectroscopy

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter14: Mass Spectrometry

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