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For the molecule below:
a. Calculate the hydrogen deficiency index
b. Label significant absorption bands in the IR spectrum w/the bond repsoinsible
c. List possible funcational groups
d. Draw possible bond line structure for the molecule
![4) Molecular formula: C3H7NO
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Transcribed Image Text:4) Molecular formula: C3H7NO
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