a) which bonds are present in carboxylic acids but not alkanes? b) identify which signals belong to specific bonds present in a carboxylic acid, found in the diagnostic region. c) what is different about the O-H absorption in carboxylic acids versus alcohols? Is this the only way to distinguish carboxylic acids and alcohols?

a) which bonds are present in carboxylic acids but not alkanes? b) identify which signals belong to specific bonds present in a carboxylic acid, found in the diagnostic region. c) what is different about the O-H absorption in carboxylic acids versus alcohols? Is this the only way to distinguish carboxylic acids and alcohols?

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ChapterU2: Smells: Molecular Structure And Properties

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