* TRANSMITTANCE 20 40 4889 * TRANSMITTANCE 20 48 Spectrum C 100 4000 35b0 Spectrum D 89 100 3500 3508 заве liquid sample between salt plates 2837 capillary film between salt plates 2674 BELI 2589 2003 1580 HAVENUMBERS 1853 1437 2500 2003 1500 16га VAVENUEBERS 1285- BALL 1000 Copyright 1994 630.0 Molecule 1 NH2 Molecule 3 H₂C. CH3 CH3 ° Molecule 5 HO CH3 Molecule 2 Molecule 4 Molecule 6 OH Molecule 7 Molecule 8 OH NH2 OCH3 Molecule 9 OH CH3 Molecule 10

* TRANSMITTANCE 20 40 4889 * TRANSMITTANCE 20 48 Spectrum C 100 4000 35b0 Spectrum D 89 100 3500 3508 заве liquid sample between salt plates 2837 capillary film between salt plates 2674 BELI 2589 2003 1580 HAVENUMBERS 1853 1437 2500 2003 1500 16га VAVENUEBERS 1285- BALL 1000 Copyright 1994 630.0 Molecule 1 NH2 Molecule 3 H₂C. CH3 CH3 ° Molecule 5 HO CH3 Molecule 2 Molecule 4 Molecule 6 OH Molecule 7 Molecule 8 OH NH2 OCH3 Molecule 9 OH CH3 Molecule 10

Chemistry: Matter and Change

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078746376

Author:Dinah Zike, Laurel Dingrando, Nicholas Hainen, Cheryl Wistrom

Publisher:Dinah Zike, Laurel Dingrando, Nicholas Hainen, Cheryl Wistrom

Chapter14: Mixtures And Solutions

Section14.1: Types Of Mixtures

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