T TCE 9. LABEL the relevant vibrational bond signals in the following IR spectrum & suggest TWO organic compounds with the molecular formula CaHO2 that could provide the IR spectrum. Be sure to calculate degrees of unsaturation. degrees of unsaturation = 100 400 3000 1000 500 MVENUERI Proposed CaHsO2 structures:

T TCE 9. LABEL the relevant vibrational bond signals in the following IR spectrum & suggest TWO organic compounds with the molecular formula CaHO2 that could provide the IR spectrum. Be sure to calculate degrees of unsaturation. degrees of unsaturation = 100 400 3000 1000 500 MVENUERI Proposed CaHsO2 structures:

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