The UV-spectrum of cyclohexanone shows absorption maxima at 189 nm and What type of transition is responsible for each of these bands? How will these absorptions change while the polarity of an added (af 279 nm. changing solvent?

The UV-spectrum of cyclohexanone shows absorption maxima at 189 nm and What type of transition is responsible for each of these bands? How will these absorptions change while the polarity of an added (af 279 nm. changing solvent?

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The UV-spectrum of cyclohexanone
shows absorption maxima at 189 nm and
What type of transition is
responsible for each of these bands? How
will these absorptions change while
the polarity of an added
(af
279 nm.
changing
solvent?

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