Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers.O요(b)(c)ооооCH3Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.)(a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid?ооооCH₂ OHpropanoic acidоооо1200-1250 cm-11375 1450 cm1450 1475 cm -11630-1820 cm13751450-11200-1250 cm-1-11450 cm1475 cm1630-1820 cm-11200-1250 cm1375 1450 cmWhich IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate?11450-1475 cm-1Which IR bands are unique1630-1820 cm-1-1-10000-10000 0000CH3methyl ethanoate(d) If the IR spectrum shows aband at 1780 cm-¹, whichisomer is it?1700-1725 cm2720 cm1735-1800 cm-12500 3300 cm2720 cm-1-11700 1725 cm-11735-1800 cmCH3-1-1-12720 cm2500-3300 cm2500-3300 cm-1to, i.e. not shared between, the two sets?-11700-1725 cm1735-1800 cm-1-1-1

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Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers. (b) (c) (d) оооо CH3 Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.) (a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid? оооо || CH₂ OH propanoic acid 1200-1250 cm 1375 1450 cm 1450 1475 cm 1630-1820 cm 1375 1450 -1 1200-1250 cm 1450 cm 1475 cm -1 1630-1820 cm -1 -1 1 1450-1475 cm -1 1200-1250 cm-¹ -1 1375 1450 cm 1630 1820 cm Which IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate? -1 -1 CH3 methyl ethanoate If the IR spectrum shows a band at 1780 cm-¹, which isomer is it? || 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm -1 2720 cm 2500-3300 cm 2720 cm 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm -1 CH3 -1 -1 2720 cm Which IR bands are unique to, i.e. not shared between, the two sets? 1700 1725 cm-¹ 1735 1800 cm -1 1 2500-3300 cm 1 -1 2500 3300 cm -1 1 -1

Propanoic acid and methyl ethanoate are constitutional isomers. (b) (c) (d) оооо CH3 Show how to distinguish between them by IR spectroscopy. (Use the Appendix.) (a) Which IR bands would one expect for propanoic acid? оооо || CH₂ OH propanoic acid 1200-1250 cm 1375 1450 cm 1450 1475 cm 1630-1820 cm 1375 1450 -1 1200-1250 cm 1450 cm 1475 cm -1 1630-1820 cm -1 -1 1 1450-1475 cm -1 1200-1250 cm-¹ -1 1375 1450 cm 1630 1820 cm Which IR bands would one expect for methyl ethanoate? -1 -1 CH3 methyl ethanoate If the IR spectrum shows a band at 1780 cm-¹, which isomer is it? || 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm -1 2720 cm 2500-3300 cm 2720 cm 1700-1725 cm 1735-1800 cm -1 CH3 -1 -1 2720 cm Which IR bands are unique to, i.e. not shared between, the two sets? 1700 1725 cm-¹ 1735 1800 cm -1 1 2500-3300 cm 1 -1 2500 3300 cm -1 1 -1

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