4. For each example below, draw at least one possible isomer that is consistent with themolecular formula and the associated IR spectrum.a. MW 82, C6H108060-40-20-4000b. MW 116, C6H12O280-60-20-3500400035009262294330002837250020002000-90441653150014681500143713735221667710801000719640 0860c. MW 143, C9H21N40-200-4000350028742959 293430002799T250020001466150013791298119218761000

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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