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Identify the important absorption peak and its description in the IR spectra.

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Transcribed Image Text:LOD TRANSHITTANCET 20 50 D 4000 3332 77 2744 64 1496 3322 79 2716 74 1450 3063 86 1677 3048 70 1627 3029 2992 74 1597 59 69 32082 3000 1454 4 1393 74 14 1329 74 68 1606 49 1306 66 1073 68 34 957 1204 74 1179 66 1150 55 1126 1295 52 1008 973 2814 60 1576 47 1262 62 2000 765 552 659 m 58 52 27 wom HAVENUMBERI-L 846 79 748 19 689 25 620 74 606 50 584 601 49 64 1500 1000 500
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