The reaction between cyclohex-2-enone and cyclohexanone may form two products. Which of the following observations will distinguish the two products? Product A Product B Product A will have a higher Amax than product B Product B will have a higher Amax than product A Product A will have an IR shift at 1715 cm while product B won't. Product B will have an IR shift at 1715 cm1 while product A won't.

The reaction between cyclohex-2-enone and cyclohexanone may form two products. Which of the following observations will distinguish the two products? Product A Product B Product A will have a higher Amax than product B Product B will have a higher Amax than product A Product A will have an IR shift at 1715 cm while product B won't. Product B will have an IR shift at 1715 cm1 while product A won't.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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