Please explain in detail. I am very confused, I thought both groups have a bond order of two. Thank you Which statement best describes the carbonyl functional groups of this molecule in IRspectroscopyAHHBCarbonyl B will have the larger wavenumber because it has a larger bond orderCarbonyl A will have the larger wavenumber because it has a smaller bond orderCarbonyl B will have the larger wavenumber because it has a smaller bond order

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