5. The product of the reaction below gives the IR spectrum shown. Although you are unfamiliar with the reaction, use your knowledge of IR spectroscopy to predict a likely product. (Note: the number of carbon atoms in the product is the same as in the starting material.) OH Al(OiPr)3 TRANSMITTANCE 100- 88 68- 4000 882662 acetone 17 111 p 3508 3030 capillaru film betueen salt plates HAVENUNDERS 2500 2000 1718 ? 1417 1500 SAET 1172 1000 Copyright 1992 000.0

5. The product of the reaction below gives the IR spectrum shown. Although you are unfamiliar with the reaction, use your knowledge of IR spectroscopy to predict a likely product. (Note: the number of carbon atoms in the product is the same as in the starting material.) OH Al(OiPr)3 TRANSMITTANCE 100- 88 68- 4000 882662 acetone 17 111 p 3508 3030 capillaru film betueen salt plates HAVENUNDERS 2500 2000 1718 ? 1417 1500 SAET 1172 1000 Copyright 1992 000.0

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter12: Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry And Infrared Spectroscopy

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Problem 37AP: Assume that you are carrying out the base-induced dehydrobromination of 3-bromo-3-methylpentane...

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