1. a) For each of the following compounds, draw a structural isomer that changes the functional groups in the molecule. b) Name all the functional groups in each isomer. c) Indicate the major absorbances you would expect to find in the IR spectrum for each isomer, and highlight how you I could use IR to tell them apart. amide arene H₂N alkene Ra CN ether nitrile ketone Rom OH alcohol

1. a) For each of the following compounds, draw a structural isomer that changes the functional groups in the molecule. b) Name all the functional groups in each isomer. c) Indicate the major absorbances you would expect to find in the IR spectrum for each isomer, and highlight how you I could use IR to tell them apart. amide arene H₂N alkene Ra CN ether nitrile ketone Rom OH alcohol

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