For the reaction performed in this experiment, the IR spectra for the reactants and product are shown below. For the IR spectra of acetone and the product, identify the important IR signals for each spectrum. Specifically: for the IR spectrum of acetone, identify the signal which indicates the presence of the C=O bond and the signal which represents the CH bond (indicate the hybridization of the carbon). -for the IR spectrum of the product indicate which signal represents the CH bond (hybridization?) and which signal represents the O-H bond. You may write the answers on the spectra if you wish.

For the reaction performed in this experiment, the IR spectra for the reactants and product are shown below. For the IR spectra of acetone and the product, identify the important IR signals for each spectrum. Specifically: for the IR spectrum of acetone, identify the signal which indicates the presence of the C=O bond and the signal which represents the CH bond (indicate the hybridization of the carbon). -for the IR spectrum of the product indicate which signal represents the CH bond (hybridization?) and which signal represents the O-H bond. You may write the answers on the spectra if you wish.

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