How does hydrogen bonding effect OH and NH groups in an intrared spectrum compared to the IR peaks fot other funcional groupshydrogen bonding makes the absorances weaker than functional groups without OH or NH bondO hydrogen bonding makes the absorances stronger than functonal groups without OH or NH bondshydrogen bonding makes the absorances broader (wider) than functional groups without OH or NH bondshydrogen bonding makes the absorances sharper (narower peaks) than functional groups without OH or NH bonds.SutmitReguest AnswerO O O

Hydrogen bonding makes the absorbance broader, than functional group with OH or NH bonds.

How does hydrogen bonding effect OH and NH groups in an intrared spectrum compared to the IR peaks fot other hundional grps? hydrogen bonding makes the absorances weaker than functional groups without OH or NH bonds O hydrogen bonding makes the absorances stronger than funconal groups withot OH o N bonds hydrogen bonding makes the absorances broader (wider) than functional groups without OH or NH bonds hydrogen bonding makes the absorances sharper (natrower speaks) than tunctonal groups without OH or NH bonds O O OO

How does hydrogen bonding effect OH and NH groups in an intrared spectrum compared to the IR peaks fot other hundional grps? hydrogen bonding makes the absorances weaker than functional groups without OH or NH bonds O hydrogen bonding makes the absorances stronger than funconal groups withot OH o N bonds hydrogen bonding makes the absorances broader (wider) than functional groups without OH or NH bonds hydrogen bonding makes the absorances sharper (natrower speaks) than tunctonal groups without OH or NH bonds O O OO

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