Which major IR absorption(s) is/are present above 1500 cm for the following compound? Check all that apply.OH1Dsp hybridized C-H at 3300 cmC=0 at -2250 cmDsp hybridized C-Hat 3150-3000 cmDo-Hat 3600-3200 cmOsp² hybridized C-H at 3000-2850 cm1Oc=0 at 1750 - 1710 cm)Do-Hat > 2250 cmCsp² hybridized C-H at 3000 - 2850 cm3A

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Which major IR absorption(s) is/are present above 1500 cm for the following compound? Check all that apply OH □ sphybridized C-H at 3300 cm -1 C-O at-2250 cm Dsp hybridized C-H at 3150-3000 cm Do-Hat 3600 - 3200 cm F1 Dsp hybridized C-H at 3000-2850 cm Oc=0 at - 1750 - 1710 cm Do-Hat > 2250 cm Osphybridized C-H at 3000 - 2850 cm 3

Which major IR absorption(s) is/are present above 1500 cm for the following compound? Check all that apply OH □ sphybridized C-H at 3300 cm -1 C-O at-2250 cm Dsp hybridized C-H at 3150-3000 cm Do-Hat 3600 - 3200 cm F1 Dsp hybridized C-H at 3000-2850 cm Oc=0 at - 1750 - 1710 cm Do-Hat > 2250 cm Osphybridized C-H at 3000 - 2850 cm 3

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