Please refer to Appendix 1 for Questions 14 : 14. Both alcohol and aldehyde compounds possess a single oxygen atom in their chemical structure. Select the following statement to differentiate them in IR analysis. The alcohols can be distinguished from aldehydes by a broad IR peak at 3600 to 3200 /cm. The aldehyde has a single and a weak peak at 3200 /cm. The aldehyde consists of a pair of the

Please refer to Appendix 1 for Questions 14 : 14. Both alcohol and aldehyde compounds possess a single oxygen atom in their chemical structure. Select the following statement to differentiate them in IR analysis. The alcohols can be distinguished from aldehydes by a broad IR peak at 3600 to 3200 /cm. The aldehyde has a single and a weak peak at 3200 /cm. The aldehyde consists of a pair of the

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