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- See the picture properly please!!! Given the FTIR Spectra below, match the following bands to its corresponding interpretation. Choices: 1. Band A C=C conjugated 2. Band B N-H amide stretch 3. Band C Aliphatic O-H stretch 4. Band D C-H stretch 5. Band E C=O conjugated ketone stretch C=O unconjugated ketone stretch7. Given that the C-H stretching frequency is at 2980 cm-l, predict the position of the C-O stretch.pls help ASAP Based on the IR stretching frequency values listed, choose the best molecule that matches the information.
- 14) The intensity of a signal in a ¹H NMR spectrum is determined by A. The number of neighboring C. Number of enantiotopic B. The electronic environment of D. Number of equivalent E. Number of non-equivalent protons.If there is a weak broad peak in the alcohol region of an IR spectra does that mean there is little yeild of alcohol? or a small amount of alcohol?16) The splitting of a signal in a ¹H NMR spectrum is determined by A. The number of neighboring B. The electronic environment of the C. Number of enantiotopic D. Number of equivalent E. Number of non-equivalent protons.