3 Y Part Cbenzene and cyclohexenePart FCyclohexene would show an sp³ C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm¹ Benzene would not show an absorption band in this regionCyclohexene would show an sp³ C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm. Benzene would not show an absorption band in this regionBenzene would show an ap? C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm1 Cyclohexene would not show an absorption band in this region.Benzene would show an sp³ C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm. Cyclohexene would not show an absorption band in this regionSubmit Request Answera primary amine and a tertiary amineA primary amine would show a nitrogen-carbon stretch at 1230-1020 cm, and a tertiary amine would not have this absorption band.A tertiary amine would show a nitrogen-hydrogen stretch at 1230-1020 cm, and a primary amine would not have this absorption band.A tertiary amine would show a nitrogen-hydrogen stretch at 1650-1550 cm, and a primary amine would not have this absorption band.A primary amine would show a nitrogen-hydrogen stretch at 3500-3300 cm and a tertiary amine would not have this absorption bandSubmitRequest Answer

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enzene and cyclohexene O Cyclohexene would show an ap? C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm Benzene would not show an absorptics O Cyclohexene would show an ap³ C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm. Benzene would not show an absorption Benzene would show an ap? C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm Cyclohexene would not show an absorption Benzene would show an sp² C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm Cyclohexene would not show an absorption

enzene and cyclohexene O Cyclohexene would show an ap? C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm Benzene would not show an absorptics O Cyclohexene would show an ap³ C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm. Benzene would not show an absorption Benzene would show an ap? C-H stretch slightly to the right of 3000 cm Cyclohexene would not show an absorption Benzene would show an sp² C-H stretch slightly to the right of 2500 cm Cyclohexene would not show an absorption

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