Compare: number of peaks above above 1500 cm 1 in IR spectrumJI.CHCH3H3CII.H₂the quantity in I is greaterthe quantity in II is greaterthe two quantities are equalthe relationship cannot be determined due to insufficient informationCH3

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Compare: number of peaks above above 1500 cm¹ in IR spectrum Jun CH3 H3C H₂ I. O the quantity in I is greater O the quantity in II is greater O the two quantities are equal O the relationship cannot be determined due to insufficient information CH3

Compare: number of peaks above above 1500 cm¹ in IR spectrum Jun CH3 H3C H₂ I. O the quantity in I is greater O the quantity in II is greater O the two quantities are equal O the relationship cannot be determined due to insufficient information CH3

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Compare: number of peaks above above 1500 cm 1 in IR spectrum
J
I.
CH
CH3
H3C
II.
H₂
the quantity in I is greater
the quantity in II is greater
the two quantities are equal
the relationship cannot be determined due to insufficient information
CH3

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