Locate a literature IR spectrum of eugenol. Insert the literature spectrum here: Insert your IR spectrum here: What conclusions can you draw about your clove oil from these IR spectra? Insert your GC data here (just the GC, no MS): Based on your GC data, how many components are in the clove oil? Calculate the percentage of each component. Clearly show your work. Which of the components corresponds to eugenol? How do you know? Is eugenol the major component? e % Transmittance 60 60 55- 50- 75 15 70- 70 65- 80 85 CHEMlab! OMNIC-[Window1] File Edit Collect View Process Analyze Report Window Help Experiment: D5 ATR - ZnSe (iD5 ATR ZnSe.exp) Expt Set Col Bkg Col Smp Tue Apr 01 16:50:47 2025 (GMT-04:00) 100 95 95 90 90- A M Open Save Print Stack Spe Full Sc Cmn Sci Aut Bsin Adv ATR Subtract Find Pks Selct Al Clear 3526.56 2935.32 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 Wavenumbers (cm-1) DeLL 1764.58 1637.85 1606.09 1463.49 1450.99 1431.10 6 Search Lib Mgr Prev Rpt Add NB View NB 1366.97 703.27 647.53 994.10 912.75 850.15 816.83 793.77 1232.00 1203.59 1147.94 1121.23 1033.66 1000 4:51 PM 4/1/2025 737.28 +4 X System Status

Locate a literature IR spectrum of eugenol. Insert the literature spectrum here: Insert your IR spectrum here: What conclusions can you draw about your clove oil from these IR spectra? Insert your GC data here (just the GC, no MS): Based on your GC data, how many components are in the clove oil? Calculate the percentage of each component. Clearly show your work. Which of the components corresponds to eugenol? How do you know? Is eugenol the major component? e % Transmittance 60 60 55- 50- 75 15 70- 70 65- 80 85 CHEMlab! OMNIC-[Window1] File Edit Collect View Process Analyze Report Window Help Experiment: D5 ATR - ZnSe (iD5 ATR ZnSe.exp) Expt Set Col Bkg Col Smp Tue Apr 01 16:50:47 2025 (GMT-04:00) 100 95 95 90 90- A M Open Save Print Stack Spe Full Sc Cmn Sci Aut Bsin Adv ATR Subtract Find Pks Selct Al Clear 3526.56 2935.32 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 Wavenumbers (cm-1) DeLL 1764.58 1637.85 1606.09 1463.49 1450.99 1431.10 6 Search Lib Mgr Prev Rpt Add NB View NB 1366.97 703.27 647.53 994.10 912.75 850.15 816.83 793.77 1232.00 1203.59 1147.94 1121.23 1033.66 1000 4:51 PM 4/1/2025 737.28 +4 X System Status

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

ChapterL1: Infrared Spectroscopy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1E

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