Can you help me label this ir %Transmittance3902.043852.57 3837.90 3820.193749.35 3734.47 3710.603688.53 3674.89 -3648.38 3628.05 3586.5733.3424.743092.062954.881724.841616.151526.161437.391316.121287.08 1268.791349.481193.251133.981113.521073.281027.26 1001.92975.93925.20858.85879.87823.17779.08717.29675.66 664.98 651.96Wavenumbers (cm-1)00sz000L00s000z000stm-Nitromethylbenzoate product 5/20/2020

IR spectra is used to detect the functional group in the molecule .

%Transmittance 유 88으888 R8 8 유88 은 3852.57 3837.90 3820.19 3902.04 3749.35 3734.47 3710,60 3688.53 3674.89 – 3648.38 3628.05 3586.57 3566. 3424.74 3092.06 2954.88 1724.84 1616.15 1526.16 1437.39 1349.48- 1316.12 1287.08 1268.79 1193.25 1133.98 1113.52 1073.28 1027.26 1001.92 975.93 925.20 879.87 858.85 823.17 779.08 717.29 675.66 664.98 651.96 00L 000z 000s 000t Nitromethylbenzoate product 5/20/2020

%Transmittance 유 88으888 R8 8 유88 은 3852.57 3837.90 3820.19 3902.04 3749.35 3734.47 3710,60 3688.53 3674.89 – 3648.38 3628.05 3586.57 3566. 3424.74 3092.06 2954.88 1724.84 1616.15 1526.16 1437.39 1349.48- 1316.12 1287.08 1268.79 1193.25 1133.98 1113.52 1073.28 1027.26 1001.92 975.93 925.20 879.87 858.85 823.17 779.08 717.29 675.66 664.98 651.96 00L 000z 000s 000t Nitromethylbenzoate product 5/20/2020

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

Publisher:Skoog

Chapter6: Random Errors In Chemical Analysis

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