• Calculate the frequency in Hertz, the wavenumber (in cm4),the energy in Joules, and the energy in KJ/mol associated withthe 3.517-um vibrational absorption band of an aliphaticketone.1000 T

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• Calculate the frequency in Hertz, the wavenumber (in cm4),
the energy in Joules, and the energy in KJ/mol associated with
the 3.517-um vibrational absorption band of an aliphatic
ketone.
1000 T

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