1. Ide functional group and write the name of the group beside it. HO но. d. a. b. e. H. C. NH2 f. HO 2. For each functional group in question 1, find the frequencies of the IR stretching band(s) that could be used to identify it. ***Part a in question 1 goes with part a of question 2.*** a. с. b.

1. Ide functional group and write the name of the group beside it. HO но. d. a. b. e. H. C. NH2 f. HO 2. For each functional group in question 1, find the frequencies of the IR stretching band(s) that could be used to identify it. Part a in question 1 goes with part a of question 2. a. с. b.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter3: Electron Orbitals

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