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2) What kind of changes are observed in UV spectrum after reactions occured? Which types of electronic transitions are observed in the following molecules? Explain. a) NH2 b)

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2) What kind of changes are observed in UV spectrum after reactions occured? Which types of electronic transitions
are observed in the following molecules? Explain.
a)
NH2
NH3
b)
HO

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