3A. Identify the functional groups corresponding to the peaks in the IR of the product of the reaction of sodium borohydride with benzophenone shown below. Does this agree with what IR peaks you expect from the product of this reaction? Compare this IR with the IR of benzophenone given in question 3A. Is IR a good method to identify if you have formed the product of this reaction? Explain your answer.

3A. Identify the functional groups corresponding to the peaks in the IR of the product of the reaction of sodium borohydride with benzophenone shown below. Does this agree with what IR peaks you expect from the product of this reaction? Compare this IR with the IR of benzophenone given in question 3A. Is IR a good method to identify if you have formed the product of this reaction? Explain your answer.

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Chapter13: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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