Interpret The IR graph identifying peaks for Nitration File Edit Collect View Process Analyze Report Window Help(trans.exp)System StatusLxperiment Transmission ES.P.Stack Spe Ful ScCmn Scl Aut Bsn Adv ATR Subtract Fod Pks SelctAIClearSearchLb MgPrev Rpt Add NB View NBExpl Set Col Bkg Col SmpOpenSavePrintWed Jul 28 16:03:22 2021 (GMT-05:00)75706560555045403525201510--54000350030002500200015001000500Wavenumbers (cm-1)X:(2407.388) Y:(10.854)V%244:04 PM7/28/2021DETTransmittance302850.872723.8789 61539.8560 091376.701349.551295.451263.251134.31719.85

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Interpret The IR graph identifying peaks for Nitration

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