-1Csp°-H signal just below 3000 cmC=O signal near 1720 cm1Csp°-H signal just below 3000 cm1C=O signal near 1720 cm1An extremely broad O-H signal in the1.range of 2200-3600 cm12-pentanoneCsp°-H signal just below 3000 cm1C=0 signal near 1720 cm12.3-penten-2-oneC=C signal near 1650 cm1Csp²-H signal near 3100 cm13.Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm14-penten-2-oneC=0 (Conjugated) signal near 1680 cm14.OHC=C (Conjugated) signal near 16003-penten-2-olcmCsp?-H signal near 3100 cm15.Ethanoic acidCsp -H signal just below 3000 cm1C=0 signal near 1720 cmA broad O-H signal in the range of6.3200-3600 cm14-hydroxybutan-2-oneHO,Csp -H signal just below 3000 cm1C=C signal near 1650 cm1A broad O-H signal in the range of3200-3600 cm1Csp²-H signal near 3100 cm-1>>>>>

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Csp°-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=O signal near 1720 cm1 Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=0 signal near 1720 cm1 An extremely broad O-H signal in the 1. range of 2200-3600 cm1 2-pentanone Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=O signal near 1720 cm1 2. 3-penten-2-one C=C signal near 1650 cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 3. in Csp-H signal just below 3000 cm1 4-penten-2-one C=0 (Conjugated) signal near 1680 cm 4. OH C=C (Conjugated) signal near 1600 3-penten-2-ol cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 5. Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 Ethanoic acid OH C=0 signal near 1720 cm1 A broad O-H signal in the range of 6. 3200-3600 cm1 4-hydroxybutan-2-one HO, Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=C signal near 1650 cm1 A broad O-H signal in the range of 3200-3600 cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 O: > > > >

Csp°-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=O signal near 1720 cm1 Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=0 signal near 1720 cm1 An extremely broad O-H signal in the 1. range of 2200-3600 cm1 2-pentanone Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=O signal near 1720 cm1 2. 3-penten-2-one C=C signal near 1650 cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 3. in Csp-H signal just below 3000 cm1 4-penten-2-one C=0 (Conjugated) signal near 1680 cm 4. OH C=C (Conjugated) signal near 1600 3-penten-2-ol cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 5. Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 Ethanoic acid OH C=0 signal near 1720 cm1 A broad O-H signal in the range of 6. 3200-3600 cm1 4-hydroxybutan-2-one HO, Csp³-H signal just below 3000 cm1 C=C signal near 1650 cm1 A broad O-H signal in the range of 3200-3600 cm1 Csp?-H signal near 3100 cm1 O: > > > >

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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