Chapter 12: 35b E (page 385)
Question: At what approximate positions might the following compounds show
IR absorptions?
(b)

Short Answer
(b) It shows two distinguished absorption due to alkyne at 2100-2600 and at 3300.
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Chapter 12: 35b E (page 385)
Question: At what approximate positions might the following compounds show
IR absorptions?
(b)

(b) It shows two distinguished absorption due to alkyne at 2100-2600 and at 3300.
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