4. Hydrolysis of the following molecule gives a product that shows one strong IR signal at 1680 cm' and a broad signal from 3200 – 3500 cm'. Deduce the structure of the product. Assign the IR signals to the functional groups. NaOH

4. Hydrolysis of the following molecule gives a product that shows one strong IR signal at 1680 cm' and a broad signal from 3200 – 3500 cm'. Deduce the structure of the product. Assign the IR signals to the functional groups. NaOH

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4. Hydrolysis of the following molecule gives a product that shows one strong IR signal at 1680 cm"
and a broad signal from 3200 – 3500 cm'. Deduce the structure of the product. Assign the IR signals
to the functional groups.
NaOH

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