Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers.iCH₂ OH(b)(c)ооооCH3.Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.)(a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid?1700-1725 cm-¹-1ооооpropanoic acidоооо-11200-1250 cm1450-1475 cm-11375 1450 cm-1-11630-1820 cm-11200-1250 cm-11375 1450 cm-1Which IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate?1450-1475 cm-11630-1820 cmWhich IR bands are unique-11200-1250 cm-11375 1450 cm-11450-1475 cmоооо-11630-1820 cm0000iCH3methyl ethanoate0 0 0 01735 1800 cm-12720 cm2500-3300 cm1700 1725 cm-11735-1800 cm2720 cm-1CH32500-3300 cm-1-12720 cmto, i.e. not shared between, the two sets?1700-1725 cm-1-11735-1800 cm-1-12500-3300 cm-1

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Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers. 요. CH₂ OH (b) CH3 (c) propanoic acid Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.) (a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid? 1200-1250 cm 1375-1450 cm 1450-1475 cm 1630-1820 cm 1 1 -1 CH3 methyl ethanoate 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm 2720 cm -1 2500-3300 cm 1735-1800 cm 2720 cm -1 CH3 Which IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate? -1 1200-1250 cm-¹ 1700-1725 cm7 1375-1450 cm-¹ 1450-1475 cm7 1630-1820 cm 2500-3300 cm 2720 cm -1 -1 -1 -1 2500-3300 cm Which IR bands are unique to, i.e. not shared between, the two sets? 1200-1250 cm-¹ 1700-1725 cm 1375-1450 cm 1735-1800 cm 1450-1475 cm 1630-1820 cm -1 -1 -1 -1 -1

Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers. 요. CH₂ OH (b) CH3 (c) propanoic acid Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.) (a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid? 1200-1250 cm 1375-1450 cm 1450-1475 cm 1630-1820 cm 1 1 -1 CH3 methyl ethanoate 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm 2720 cm -1 2500-3300 cm 1735-1800 cm 2720 cm -1 CH3 Which IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate? -1 1200-1250 cm-¹ 1700-1725 cm7 1375-1450 cm-¹ 1450-1475 cm7 1630-1820 cm 2500-3300 cm 2720 cm -1 -1 -1 -1 2500-3300 cm Which IR bands are unique to, i.e. not shared between, the two sets? 1200-1250 cm-¹ 1700-1725 cm 1375-1450 cm 1735-1800 cm 1450-1475 cm 1630-1820 cm -1 -1 -1 -1 -1

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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