B. Describe the appearance of the spectra you would expect for each of the followingcompounds using the spectroscopic techniques suggested, along with the information thatmight be obtained from these spectra. Show if these data could be used to distinguishbetween the compounds or not.(i) Compounds A and B, using UV-Vis spectroscopy with a detection range of 220 nm- 700nm.AB(ii) Compounds C (propan-1-amine) and D (N-methylethanamine), using ¹H NMRspectroscopy. (Sketch the structures first.)

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between the compounds or not. (i) Compounds A and B, using UV-Vis spectroscopy with a detection range of 220 nm - 700 nm. A B (ii) Compounds C (propan-1-amine) and D (N-methylethanamine), using ¹H NMR spectroscopy. (Sketch the structures first.)

between the compounds or not. (i) Compounds A and B, using UV-Vis spectroscopy with a detection range of 220 nm - 700 nm. A B (ii) Compounds C (propan-1-amine) and D (N-methylethanamine), using ¹H NMR spectroscopy. (Sketch the structures first.)

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B. Describe the appearance of the spectra you would expect for each of the following
compounds using the spectroscopic techniques suggested, along with the information that
might be obtained from these spectra. Show if these data could be used to distinguish
between the compounds or not.
(i) Compounds A and B, using UV-Vis spectroscopy with a detection range of 220 nm- 700
nm.
A
B
(ii) Compounds C (propan-1-amine) and D (N-methylethanamine), using ¹H NMR
spectroscopy. (Sketch the structures first.)

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