X2MCQ-Isomers1.Configurational isomers MUST have:Select all that applyO the same characteristic peaks in their IR spectraO the same optical rotationthe same UV-Vis spectraO the same molecular ion in the mass spectra.Constitutional isomers MIGHT have:Select all that applythe same 1H NMR spectraO the same UV-Vis spectrathe same characteristic peaks in their IR spectrathe same optical rotation3.1 With respect to conformational isomers which statement about -NH₂ and -OH is correct?Select one alternativeO-NH2 takes priority over-OH (CIP rules).O-NH2 takes priority over-OH because it is bigger.10A ♫MacBook ProG Search or type URL☆2 O

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MCQ-Isomers 1. Select all that apply Configurational isomers MUST have: the same characteristic peaks in their IR spectra the same optical rotation the same UV-Vis spectra O the same molecular ion in the mass spectra Constitutional isomers MIGHT have: 2- Select all that apply the same 1H NMR spectra the same UV-Vis spectra the same characteristic peaks in their IR spectra the same optical rotation

MCQ-Isomers 1. Select all that apply Configurational isomers MUST have: the same characteristic peaks in their IR spectra the same optical rotation the same UV-Vis spectra O the same molecular ion in the mass spectra Constitutional isomers MIGHT have: 2- Select all that apply the same 1H NMR spectra the same UV-Vis spectra the same characteristic peaks in their IR spectra the same optical rotation

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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