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javeds

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on: Aug 23, 2018

(E)-2-Butene and (Z)-2-butene give identical IR spectra.
1.True
2.False

Question 2

What approximate frequency range is considered the fingerprint region in infrared spectroscopy?
1.4000 3500 cm-1
2.3500 3000 cm-1
3.3000 2000 cm-1
4.2000 1500 cm-1
5.1500 500 cm-1

Madisongo23

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Reply #1 on: Aug 23, 2018

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