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Answer the following questions about each of the hydroxy
A B
a. What is the molecular ion in the mass spectrum?
b. What IR absorptions are present in the
c. How many lines are observed in the
d. How many signals are observed in the
e. Give the splitting observed for each type of proton as well as its approximate chemical shift.
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