### Infrared (IR) Spectrum Analysis#### Question:Which of the following molecules will have some of the characteristics of the IR spectrum below?#### IR Spectrum:- **Transmittance (T%) vs. Wavenumber (cm⁻¹) Graph:** - **Peaks Identified:** - **3087 cm⁻¹**: Could indicate the presence of C-H stretches, typical for aromatic compounds or alkenes. - **3033 cm⁻¹**: Another potential C-H stretch, often seen in aromatic hydrocarbon regions. - **2921 cm⁻¹**: Typically corresponds to C-H stretches found in aliphatic compounds. - **1727 cm⁻¹**: Indicative of C=O stretches, commonly found in carbonyl groups such as those in ketones and aldehydes.- The spectrum itself represents a characteristic pattern observed in infrared spectroscopy, used to determine functional groups present within a molecule based on absorption peaks.#### Molecules to Analyze:1. **Molecule 1:** - Contains a brominated aromatic ring with a carboxylic acid group (Br, C=O, and OH).2. **Molecule 2:** - Phenol derivative, incorporating a hydroxyl group (OH) on an aromatic ring.3. **Molecule 3:** - Contains a long aliphatic chain with cyano groups, N=C=N functionality.4. **Molecule 4:** - An ester with bromoester and phenyl groups, also containing a carbonyl group.5. **Molecule 5:** - Pyridine derivative, with a possible nitrogen-containing aromatic heterocycle.#### Interpretation:Based on the IR spectrum:- The peak at 1727 cm⁻¹ suggests the presence of a carbonyl group (C=O).- The peaks at 3087 cm⁻¹ and 3033 cm⁻¹ suggest the presence of aromatic C-H stretches.- The peak at 2921 cm⁻¹ is typical of aliphatic C-H stretches.**The molecule most likely matching the IR spectrum is Molecule 4**, which contains both aromatic and ester (carbonyl) features.

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Which of the following molecules will have some of the characteristics of the IR spectrum below? T% 100 Br 90 or OH 3500 N=C=N 3087 3033 HO HCI 3000 2921 Br 2500 cm-1 1727 2000 oro a

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