The ultraviolet spectrum of acetone shows two main bands with maxima at 1800 Å (very intense) and 2750 Å (very weak).These bands can be assigned, respectively, to the transitions:a) *b) л*лу σ* ←nc) σ*εσυ π* < πd) on yл* ←n

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The ultraviolet spectrum of acetone shows two main bands with maxima at 1800 Å (very intense) and 2750 Å (very weak). These bands can be assigned, respectively, to the transitions: a) * b) л*лу σ* ←n c) σ* εσυ π* < π d) on yл* ←n

The ultraviolet spectrum of acetone shows two main bands with maxima at 1800 Å (very intense) and 2750 Å (very weak). These bands can be assigned, respectively, to the transitions: a) * b) ллу σ ←n c) σ* εσυ π* < π d) on yл* ←n