The product from the following reaction shows infrared absorptions at 3050 cm', 2930 cm', 1600 cm', 1570 cm', 1490 cm', 1450 cm", and 1150 cm', and a broad absorption around 3550 cm". Draw the structure of the product. Use this spectroscopic data and the appended infrared correlation table to make clear assignments of all the listed absorptions to explain your reasoning. a.) LIAIH, OCH3 b.) dil. aq. HCI

The product from the following reaction shows infrared absorptions at 3050 cm', 2930 cm', 1600 cm', 1570 cm', 1490 cm', 1450 cm", and 1150 cm', and a broad absorption around 3550 cm". Draw the structure of the product. Use this spectroscopic data and the appended infrared correlation table to make clear assignments of all the listed absorptions to explain your reasoning. a.) LIAIH, OCH3 b.) dil. aq. HCI

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