Q8. How would you distinguish the following molecules using IR and Mass Spectrometry? Please label at least two differences for IR and two for MS. Please draw the mechanism for the formation of fragments which can distinguish the two molecules via mass spectrometry. HO

Q8. How would you distinguish the following molecules using IR and Mass Spectrometry? Please label at least two differences for IR and two for MS. Please draw the mechanism for the formation of fragments which can distinguish the two molecules via mass spectrometry. HO

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Q8. How would you distinguish the following molecules using IR and Mass Spectrometry? Please label at
least two differences for IR and two for MS. Please draw the mechanism for the formation of fragments
which can distinguish the two molecules via mass spectrometry.
HO

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