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what types of bonds are visible in this IR? *TRANSMITTANCE 3312. 2e 2981.11 2936.83 2076.23 2128.e4 146.89 1379.28 125e.e3 1107.26 620, 07 100 4082 3500 3882 25ee 2000 1500 1000

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter29: Mass Spectrometry

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Ohydroxy, O-H
saturated, sp3 C-H
unsaturated, sp2 C-H
triple, CEC
double, C=C
carbonyl, C=O

what types of bonds are visible in this IR?
*TRANSMITTANCE
3312. 2e
2981.11
2936.83
2076.23
2120.e4
146. 89
1379.28
125e.e3
1107.26
820, 07
100
4082
3503
3882
25ee
2000
1500
1000

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