Consider the reaction as described below, then identify what change(s), if any, would be observed between the IR spectrum of the reactant and product. 2-Cyclopentenone was treated with lithium aluminum hydride followed by H3O". A weak, sharp signal at 1605 cm1 was observed in the IR spectrum of the starting molecule. In the IR spectrum of the product this signal would still be present not be present Hint

Consider the reaction as described below, then identify what change(s), if any, would be observed between the IR spectrum of the reactant and product. 2-Cyclopentenone was treated with lithium aluminum hydride followed by H3O". A weak, sharp signal at 1605 cm1 was observed in the IR spectrum of the starting molecule. In the IR spectrum of the product this signal would still be present not be present Hint

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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