An IR spectra show C—H peaks in the functional group region at values 2990 and 2890 cm^-1, but does not show any C—H peaks above 3000 cm^-1. What can be concluded about this compound? This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp3 carbons. This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp2 carbons. This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp carbons.

An IR spectra show C—H peaks in the functional group region at values 2990 and 2890 cm^-1, but does not show any C—H peaks above 3000 cm^-1. What can be concluded about this compound? This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp3 carbons. This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp2 carbons. This compound only contains H’s bonded to sp carbons.

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Chapter5: Stereochemistry At Tetrahedral Centers

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