2 QUESTION 2Which best describes the IR spectrum of NaCl?A strong peak at 1700 cm-1No peaks are observedA broad peak at 3400 cm-1OA weak peak just above 3000 cm-1 QUESTION 1Other than having 4n+ 2 pi electrons, which condition (s) must be met for a molecule to be aromatic?O The molecule must be planar.The molecule must be conjugated.The molecule must be a ring.All of the above.

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Other than having 4n+ 2 pi electrons, which condition(s) must be met for a molecule to be aromatic? O The molecule must be planar. O The molecule must be conjugated. O The molecule must be a ring. O All of the above.

Other than having 4n+ 2 pi electrons, which condition(s) must be met for a molecule to be aromatic? O The molecule must be planar. O The molecule must be conjugated. O The molecule must be a ring. O All of the above.

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