.CIBrAnswer BankA strong MS peak at M-127m/z and a weak peak at 127m/zOHM+2 peak ~1/3 the heightof the M peakA sharp IR peak withmedium intensity at ~3300cm=CHA strong and broad IR peakat ~3400 cmM+2 peak ~equal to theheight of the M peakCH3N.An intense and sharp IRpeak at -1710 cmA sharp IR peak withmedium intensity at ~3100cmAn odd molecular ion

Given that : We have to match the given characterstic IR and MS trait to the given structures.

Br Answer Bank A strong MS peak at M-127 m/z and a weak peak at 127 M+2 peak ~1/3 the height of the M peak A sharp IR peak with medium intensity at -3300 CH A strong and broad IR peak at -3400 cm- M+2 peak ~cqual to the height of the M peak CH3 An intense and sharp IR peak at ~1710 cm-| A sharp IR peak with medium intensity at ~3100 cm An odd molecular ion

Br Answer Bank A strong MS peak at M-127 m/z and a weak peak at 127 M+2 peak ~1/3 the height of the M peak A sharp IR peak with medium intensity at -3300 CH A strong and broad IR peak at -3400 cm- M+2 peak ~cqual to the height of the M peak CH3 An intense and sharp IR peak at ~1710 cm-| A sharp IR peak with medium intensity at ~3100 cm An odd molecular ion

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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