3000FER MeasurementMettMeasurement320026002400M20001800No. of Scans; 16Resolution: 4[1/cm]Apodization: Hann Col1600140012001000(3)Date/Time: 7/14/2022 6:54:59 PMUser,OCHEMIRSHIMADZU600Btom IR Analysis: Identify all respective peaks and assign all functional groups from theprovided IR spectrum (If necessary, insert additional rows in the table)Peaks Position Observed (cm-¹)Assignment (functional group)

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Peaks Position Observed (cm-¹)
Assignment (functional group)

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