Using infrared spectroscopy, how can you differentiatebetween an alcohol and a carboxylic acid?O Carboxylic acids give a strong sharp signal around 1850 cmO Carboxylic acids give a 1H singlet around 3.8 ppm, alcoholsgive a 2H singlet around 3.2 ppmCarboxylic acids give two peaks at approximately 1700(sharp) and 3000 (broad) cm1 while alcohols give only onearound 3500 (broad) cm 1Alcohols give sharp medium strength signals thatcorrespond to hydrogens bound to an sp2hybridized atom while carboxylic acids do not

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Using infrared spectroscopy, how can you differentiate between an alcohol and a carboxylic acid? O Carboxylic acids give a strong sharp signal around 1850 cm O Carboxylic acids give a 1H singlet around 3.8 ppm, alcohols give a 2H singlet around 3.2 ppm O Carboxylic acids give two peaks at approximately 1700 (sharp) and 3000 (broad) cm1 while alcohols give only one around 3500 (broad) cm1 O Alcohols give sharp medium strength signals that correspond to hydrogens bound to an sp? hybridized atom while carboxylic acids do not

Using infrared spectroscopy, how can you differentiate between an alcohol and a carboxylic acid? O Carboxylic acids give a strong sharp signal around 1850 cm O Carboxylic acids give a 1H singlet around 3.8 ppm, alcohols give a 2H singlet around 3.2 ppm O Carboxylic acids give two peaks at approximately 1700 (sharp) and 3000 (broad) cm1 while alcohols give only one around 3500 (broad) cm1 O Alcohols give sharp medium strength signals that correspond to hydrogens bound to an sp? hybridized atom while carboxylic acids do not

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