Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding IR spectroscopy? Question 35 options: The wavenumber of the signal is higher if the bond between the two atoms is weaker and masses are higher. The diagnostic region contain all signals that arise from double bonds, triple bonds and X-H bonds The fingerprint region contains signals resulting from the vibrational excitation of most single bonds (stretching and bending) The intensity of a signal is dependent on the dipole moment of bond giving rise to the signal A conjugated C=O bond produce a low energy signal than an unconjugated C=O bond

First statement is incorrect : wavenumber of a signal is higher if bond between two atoms is weaker…

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Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding IR spectroscopy?

Question 35 options:

	The wavenumber of the signal is higher if the bond between the two atoms is weaker and masses are higher.
	The diagnostic region contain all signals that arise from double bonds, triple bonds and X-H bonds
	The fingerprint region contains signals resulting from the vibrational excitation of most single bonds (stretching and bending)
	The intensity of a signal is dependent on the dipole moment of bond giving rise to the signal
	A conjugated C=O bond produce a low energy signal than an unconjugated C=O bond

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