2. Write the name and structure of the functional group present in the following spectra. Assign thesignals that justify your response.Grupo funcional:Grupo funcional:3. Explain why the absorption of trans-2butane es weaker in comparison of the absorption of cis-2-butane.4. Why is the reason of the wide bands in a spectra of UV-Vis?5. Mention 2 differences between the IR Spectroscopy and Mass Spectroscopy.

IR spectras are helpful in predicting The type of functional group in the given compound .

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signals that justify your response. 100 Grupo funcional: 100 Grupo funcional: 3. Explain why the absorption of trans-2butane es weaker in comparison of the absorption of cis-2- butane. 4. Why is the reason of the wide bands in a spectra of UV-Vis?