question attached: The infrared spectra for propanol, butanone, and butanoic acid are shown below. Which spectrum belongs to which molecule?10.80.6A0.4В0.2C4000350030002500200015001000500wavenumber / cm1A= Propanol, B= Butanoic acid, C = Butanone.A = Butanone, B = Propanol, C= Butanoic acid.A= Butanoic acid, B = Butanone, C = Propanol.A= Butanone, B= Butanoic acid, C = Propanol.A= Butanoic acid, B = Propanol, CButanone.A= Propanol, B= Butanone, C = Butanoic acid.Transmittance

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The infrared spectra for propanol, butanone, and butanoic acid are shown below. Which spectrum belongs to which molecule? 1 0.8 0.6 A 0.4 В 0.2 C 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 wavenumber / cm1 Transmittance

The infrared spectra for propanol, butanone, and butanoic acid are shown below. Which spectrum belongs to which molecule? 1 0.8 0.6 A 0.4 В 0.2 C 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 wavenumber / cm1 Transmittance

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The infrared spectra for propanol, butanone, and butanoic acid are shown below. Which spectrum belongs to which molecule?
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A= Propanol, B= Butanoic acid, C = Butanone.
A = Butanone, B = Propanol, C= Butanoic acid.
A= Butanoic acid, B = Butanone, C = Propanol.
A= Butanone, B= Butanoic acid, C = Propanol.
A= Butanoic acid, B = Propanol, C
Butanone.
A= Propanol, B= Butanone, C = Butanoic acid.
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