a) what types of bonds are found in 2-butanol?b) what types of bonds are found in 2-propanol?c) are there any bonds found in 2-butanol and not 2-propanol or vice versa? 2-butanol2-propanol10010080604020-40008500 3000 25002000150010004004000350030002500200015001000400Wavenumber (cm)Wavenumber (cm)% Transmittance% Transmittance

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a) what types of bonds are found in 2-butanol? b) what types of bonds are found in 2-propanol? c) are there any bonds found in 2-butanol and not 2-propanol or vice versa?

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