Provide an identification scheme for methyl butanoate • Include a brief outline of how you would identify methyl butanoate • Insert a drawing of methyl butanoate as well with reasonable signal shifts and descriptions. Be specific. When inserting the image, resize the image and use the image editing tools (select image and click on red button that appears) to crop and rotate the image as needed. • You may also use your knowledge of other tests or chemistries to help ID methyl butanoate. • Also, identify anything that would stop you from making a unique, positive identification of methyl butanoate. Normal BIU Brief outline to identify methyl butanoate It is an ester someone cause observe by its pleasant smell Drawing of methyl butanoate Expected signal shifts and descriptions Additional information used to ID methyl butanoate BFIT&FIT Saved T $50 +

Provide an identification scheme for methyl butanoate • Include a brief outline of how you would identify methyl butanoate • Insert a drawing of methyl butanoate as well with reasonable signal shifts and descriptions. Be specific. When inserting the image, resize the image and use the image editing tools (select image and click on red button that appears) to crop and rotate the image as needed. • You may also use your knowledge of other tests or chemistries to help ID methyl butanoate. • Also, identify anything that would stop you from making a unique, positive identification of methyl butanoate. Normal BIU Brief outline to identify methyl butanoate It is an ester someone cause observe by its pleasant smell Drawing of methyl butanoate Expected signal shifts and descriptions Additional information used to ID methyl butanoate BFIT&FIT Saved T $50 +

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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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