Which of the following band(s) would be found in the spectra for one of these compounds, but not the other? (Note: more than one answer may or may not be correct.] benzenecarboxylic acid versus benzyl 1-phenylbutanoate a. -3300 cm1 b. -2930-2830 cm1 (multiple) C. -2820 and 2720 cm1 d. -1700 cm1 e. -1600 cm1 f. -1450 cm1 g.-1250 cm1 h. -1050 cm1

Which of the following band(s) would be found in the spectra for one of these compounds, but not the other? (Note: more than one answer may or may not be correct.] benzenecarboxylic acid versus benzyl 1-phenylbutanoate a. -3300 cm1 b. -2930-2830 cm1 (multiple) C. -2820 and 2720 cm1 d. -1700 cm1 e. -1600 cm1 f. -1450 cm1 g.-1250 cm1 h. -1050 cm1

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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ChapterL3: Carbon (13c) Nmr Spectroscopy

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