Consider how you could use IR spectroscopy to monitor the progress of this reaction.OHNa2Cr207Select the correct instruction(s).Look for the disappearance of a peak at 3500 cm.O Look for the disappearance of a peak at 1720 cm.Look for the appearance of a peak at 1720 cmLook for the appearance of a peak at 3500 cm.-1Look for the appearance of a peak at 1630 cmLook for the appearance of a very broad peak at 2500-3000 cm-.

First we will proceed with the reaction and then determine the product. Then only we can say which…

Consider how you could use IR spectroscopy to monitor the progress of this reaction. OH Na,Cr,07 Select the correct instruction(s). Look for the disappearance of a peak at 3500 cm l. O Look for the disappearance of a peak at 1720 cm. I Look for the appearance of a peak at 1720 cm. Look for the appearance of a peak at 3500 cm. Look for the appearance of a peak at 1630 cm-. Look for the appearance of a very broad peak at 2500–3000 cm.

Consider how you could use IR spectroscopy to monitor the progress of this reaction. OH Na,Cr,07 Select the correct instruction(s). Look for the disappearance of a peak at 3500 cm l. O Look for the disappearance of a peak at 1720 cm. I Look for the appearance of a peak at 1720 cm. Look for the appearance of a peak at 3500 cm. Look for the appearance of a peak at 1630 cm-. Look for the appearance of a very broad peak at 2500–3000 cm.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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