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The IR, 'H NMR and 1°C NMR spectra of compound P are shown below. The molecular formula for compound P is CsH;NO2.
Identify three (3) important absorption peaks on the IR spectrum and indicate the bond and wavenumber associated with each
peak.
Elucidate the structure of compound P and assign each peak in the 'H and 1°C NMR spectra. (Hint. The compound consists of
more than one functional group).
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