Predict the IR absorption bands (peaks) observed in the spectrum of isobutyl alcohol. sp3 C-H stretching (-2850-2960 cm*1) sp2 C-H stretching (-3000-3100 cm*1) Alcohol O-H stretch (-3300 cm*1, broad) C-0 double bond stretch (~1700 cm-1) Aromatic out of plane bend for monosubstitution (690-710 and 730-770 cm1). Aromatic out of plane bend for para (1,4) disubstitution (810-840 cm*1). Aromatic out of plane bend for meta (1,3) disubstitution (690-750 and 750-810 cm1). Aldehyde C-H stretch (2750 and 2850 cm 1). Carboxylic acid (carboxy group) O-H stretch (-2500-3000 cm*1, broad) N-H stretch (2 bands at -3400 cm 1) N-H bend (-1600 cm 1) Aromatic C-C double bond stretches (-1500 and 1600 cm-1). Aromatic overtones (1667-2000 cm1) O O O O O

Predict the IR absorption bands (peaks) observed in the spectrum of isobutyl alcohol. sp3 C-H stretching (-2850-2960 cm1) sp2 C-H stretching (-3000-3100 cm1) Alcohol O-H stretch (-3300 cm1, broad) C-0 double bond stretch (~1700 cm-1) Aromatic out of plane bend for monosubstitution (690-710 and 730-770 cm1). Aromatic out of plane bend for para (1,4) disubstitution (810-840 cm1). Aromatic out of plane bend for meta (1,3) disubstitution (690-750 and 750-810 cm1). Aldehyde C-H stretch (2750 and 2850 cm 1). Carboxylic acid (carboxy group) O-H stretch (-2500-3000 cm*1, broad) N-H stretch (2 bands at -3400 cm 1) N-H bend (-1600 cm 1) Aromatic C-C double bond stretches (-1500 and 1600 cm-1). Aromatic overtones (1667-2000 cm1) O O O O O

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