How would you be able to use IR to tell whether the following reaction proceeded? 1)2 CHU 2) H₂O* tion OH The large peak at 3000 cm¹ will disappear. New peaks will appear between 2900-3000 cm¹¹. The large peak at 3300 cm³ will disappear. A new peak will appear at 1700 cm¹.

How would you be able to use IR to tell whether the following reaction proceeded? 1)2 CHU 2) H₂O* tion OH The large peak at 3000 cm¹ will disappear. New peaks will appear between 2900-3000 cm¹¹. The large peak at 3300 cm³ will disappear. A new peak will appear at 1700 cm¹.

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The large peak at 3000 cm¹ will disappear.
New peaks will appear between 2900-3000 cm¹.
The large peak at 3300 cm² will disappear.
A new peak will appear at 1700 cm³¹.

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