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- from the list, match a molecule (only one for each case) to the IR spectrum A and B.Q2/A) Identify the characteristic signals the you would expect in the diagnostic region of an IR spectrum of the following compounds. Explain? 1-methyl salicylate, methyl benzoate 2- aniline. benzamide B) Rank each of the bonds identified in order of increasing wave number, explain? NH₂ 第三个个 HIn the warehouse of a chemical company there are 4 old reagents whose label can only be read that their formula is C4 H3 0. A chemist who works in the company has investigated in his inventory that they are the following compounds: OH Lon OH Compuesto A Compuesto B Compuesto C Compuesto D The chemist in question decides to obtain the IR spectra of each of the compounds. Identify each of the above compounds with their respective infrared spectrum Choose. Spectrum 4 Choose. Spectrum 3 Choose.
- I need help calculating the NMR chemical shifts for this compound.How many signals would you see in the 13CMR spectrum of each of the compounds shown belowQuestion 10 of 18 Match the peaks in this spectrum with the carbons on the structure below. A) I: 11.5 ppm II: 54.3 ppm II: 23.3 рpm IV: 36.2 ppm B) I: 36.2 ppm II: 11.5 ppm II: 23.3 рpm IV: 54.3 ppm C) I: 36.2 ppm II: 23.3 ppm IL III IV III: 54.3 ppm IV: 11.5 ppm D) 1: 36.2 ppm II: 54.3 ppm I: 23.3 рpm IV: 11.5 ppm