Thanks! IR spectra for four of the following compounds are given below. Match the spectra with the most likelycompound.NH(a)CH;CH,-CH(b)CH;CH,CH,COHENES(c)CHCH-CH-CHСОН(d)HOCH,CH=CHCH3(e)ОНCH;CH,CHCH,CH3(f)-CH,CH,CH,CH;(g)CH,CH3NH2(h)CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,CH;(i)Сорy

Spectra 1: 3500 to 3000 cm-1 hydroxy stretch and 1690 cm-1 carbonyl stretch. Therefore the compound…

IR spectra for four of the following compounds are given below. Match the spectra with the most likely compound. -NH (а) CH;CH2 CH (b) CH;CH,CH,COH (c) CH;CH,CH=CHCOH (d) HOCH,CH=CHCH3 (e) ОН CH;CH,CHCH,CH3 (f) -ċ-CH,CH,CH,CH, (g) CH,CH3 -NH2 (h) CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,CCH, (i) Copy

IR spectra for four of the following compounds are given below. Match the spectra with the most likely compound. -NH (а) CH;CH2 CH (b) CH;CH,CH,COH (c) CH;CH,CH=CHCOH (d) HOCH,CH=CHCH3 (e) ОН CH;CH,CHCH,CH3 (f) -ċ-CH,CH,CH,CH, (g) CH,CH3 -NH2 (h) CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,CCH, (i) Copy

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IR spectra for four of the following compounds are given below. Match the spectra with the most likely
compound.
NH
(a)
CH;CH,
-CH
(b)
CH;CH,CH,COH
ENES
(c)
CHCH-CH-CHСОН
(d)
HOCH,CH=CHCH3
(e)
ОН
CH;CH,CHCH,CH3
(f)
-CH,CH,CH,CH;
(g)
CH,CH3
NH2
(h)
CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,CH;
(i)
Сорy

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