2. Recall that carbonyls absorb IR irradiation between 1680 - 1800 cm¹ and that the exact position is dependent on the strength of the C-O bond. Match the following carbonyl compounds with their predicted IR absorption frequency and provide an explanation for your decision. You must use pictures and words for full credit. R A NH₂ R CI B R C OR 1800 cm-¹ 1750 cm-¹ 1695 cm-¹

2. Recall that carbonyls absorb IR irradiation between 1680 - 1800 cm¹ and that the exact position is dependent on the strength of the C-O bond. Match the following carbonyl compounds with their predicted IR absorption frequency and provide an explanation for your decision. You must use pictures and words for full credit. R A NH₂ R CI B R C OR 1800 cm-¹ 1750 cm-¹ 1695 cm-¹

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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