For the following reaction, what significant change(s) would beexpected in IR (ignore C-H absorptions)?OHNH3C-OH+Me(CH₂)15NMe3 BrNo change would be observedA peak around 2200 cm²cm1 would appearH3Cn-1 would disappear and a peak around 3300A new peak around 1700 cm-1 would appear and a peak around3300 cm¹ would disappearA peak around 3300 cm-1 would disappear

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For the following reaction, what significant change(s) would be expected in IR (ignore C-H absorptions)? OH H3C-OH + Me(CH₂) 15NMe Br H3C. No change would be observed A peak around 2200 cm-1 would disappear and a peak around 3300 cm1 would appear A new peak around 1700 cm-1 would appear and a peak around 3300 cm-1 would disappear A peak around 3300 cm1 would disappear

For the following reaction, what significant change(s) would be expected in IR (ignore C-H absorptions)? OH H3C-OH + Me(CH₂) 15NMe Br H3C. No change would be observed A peak around 2200 cm-1 would disappear and a peak around 3300 cm1 would appear A new peak around 1700 cm-1 would appear and a peak around 3300 cm-1 would disappear A peak around 3300 cm1 would disappear

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