Can you help label the peaks and draw the structure? %Transmittance2065852955.771722.341646.141436.221388.3268 867T1213.781156.38990.80941.11862.85 887, 16816.13673.69602.01492.48416.19 406.93Wavenumbers (cm-1)00sz00s000!0008Tue Feb 12 12:07:35-2019 (GMT-05:00)

The IR spectrum is the peak representation of the various functional groups and their stretching…

%Transmittance 2955.77 1722.34 1646.14 1436.22 1388.32 1298.89 1213.78 1156.38 990.80 862.85 887.16 816.13 941.11 673.69 602.01 492.48 416.19 406.93 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 00sz 009 0001 00s 000z 0008 00SE 000 Fo Tue Feb 12 12:07:35-2019 (GMT=05:00)

%Transmittance 2955.77 1722.34 1646.14 1436.22 1388.32 1298.89 1213.78 1156.38 990.80 862.85 887.16 816.13 941.11 673.69 602.01 492.48 416.19 406.93 Wavenumbers (cm-1) 00sz 009 0001 00s 000z 0008 00SE 000 Fo Tue Feb 12 12:07:35-2019 (GMT=05:00)

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Author:Douglas A. Skoog, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch

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Chapter7: Components Of Optical Instruments

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Can you help label the peaks and draw the structure?

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2955.77
1722.34
1646.14
1436.22
1388.32
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