6. For each of the following molecules: i) Fill in all the C-H bonds; ii) Then identify FOUR unlque stretching frequencies that will appear in the IR spectrum in the region 1600-4000 cm' ; and predfet the position (cm-1), shape and intensity of each band. a) C=C-C-H b) CミC-C-c-c c) c-c-c-と-CEN

6. For each of the following molecules: i) Fill in all the C-H bonds; ii) Then identify FOUR unlque stretching frequencies that will appear in the IR spectrum in the region 1600-4000 cm' ; and predfet the position (cm-1), shape and intensity of each band. a) C=C-C-H b) CミC-C-c-c c) c-c-c-と-CEN

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Chapter14: Mass Spectrometry

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Problem 14.26P: Following is the mass spectrum of bromocyclopentane. The molecular ion m/z 148 is of such low...

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