IR shows compound is most probably a ketone similar to 2-Butanone IR spectra is most likely of an aldehyde without any sp3 CH type bonds IR and NMR are both from the same compound, NMR proves it is Butyraldehyde ONMR is Methoxy ethane C₂H5-O-(CH3) □ IR and NMR are both from the same compound, NMR shows the compound C2H5COC2H5 ONMR shows compound is a ketone 2-Butanone (CH3CH2)CO(CH3)

IR shows compound is most probably a ketone similar to 2-Butanone IR spectra is most likely of an aldehyde without any sp3 CH type bonds IR and NMR are both from the same compound, NMR proves it is Butyraldehyde ONMR is Methoxy ethane C₂H5-O-(CH3) □ IR and NMR are both from the same compound, NMR shows the compound C2H5COC2H5 ONMR shows compound is a ketone 2-Butanone (CH3CH2)CO(CH3)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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