How many normal modes of vibrations do you expect to see in the compounds (A) and (B)? What are the fundamental group frequencies that you expect to see in each of the compound? Can you distinguish (A) from (B) H₂C from the position of their C-O stretching band? Briefly explain your answer. (A) H H₂C (B) CI

How many normal modes of vibrations do you expect to see in the compounds (A) and (B)? What are the fundamental group frequencies that you expect to see in each of the compound? Can you distinguish (A) from (B) H₂C from the position of their C-O stretching band? Briefly explain your answer. (A) H H₂C (B) CI

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