Using Woodward–Fieser rules predict the following wavelength of the UV absorption band of the following(answer the encircled questions): UV Data SheetAbsorption maxima (Ama) are in nanometers, molar absorptivites (3) are in parentheses.233 (13,000)246 (6,500)calc: 240281 (14,000)cale: 283CoH245 (15,000)calo: 244 or 237246 (12,300)243 (1,400)calc: 240245 (5,500)calo: 242calc: 237calo: 240294 (17,000)calo: 290259 (9,500)calc: 250388 (18,000)calc: 381348 (40,000)calc: 366čoH270 23,000)calo: 273 or 276311 (20,000calc: 309 or 314225275252200calo: 225calc: 240calo: 244calc: 250

The value of parent strucure, substituent and other calues are give below in table

Absorption maxima Aman ) are in nanometers, molar absorptivites (1) are in parentheses. CoH 233 (13,000) calc: 237 26 (0,500) cale: 240 291 (14,000) cale: 283 246 (15,000) oalo: 244 or 23 245 (5,500) 243 (1,400) calo: 240 240 (12,300) calo: 240 calo: 242 259 (9,00) cale: 250 300 (18,000) calo: 381 348 (40,000) oalo: 366 204 (17,000) calo: 200 270 23,000) calo: 273 or 270 225 calo: 225 276 oale: 240 262 calo: 244 200 cale: 250 311 (20,000) calo: 300 or 314

Absorption maxima Aman ) are in nanometers, molar absorptivites (1) are in parentheses. CoH 233 (13,000) calc: 237 26 (0,500) cale: 240 291 (14,000) cale: 283 246 (15,000) oalo: 244 or 23 245 (5,500) 243 (1,400) calo: 240 240 (12,300) calo: 240 calo: 242 259 (9,00) cale: 250 300 (18,000) calo: 381 348 (40,000) oalo: 366 204 (17,000) calo: 200 270 23,000) calo: 273 or 270 225 calo: 225 276 oale: 240 262 calo: 244 200 cale: 250 311 (20,000) calo: 300 or 314

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399074

Author:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Publisher:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

Chapter11: Intermolecular Forces And Liquids

Section11.6: Properties Of Liquids

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