1. if a compound has a NMR resonance at 9.5 ppm , and an IR absorbance...

1. if a compound has a NMR resonance at 9.5 ppm , and an IR absorbance at 2550cm^-1, what functional group does the molecule contain?

a) ketone
b)alkyne
c)carboxylic acid
d)aldehyde
e)amine
f) nitrile

2. when examining an NMR spectra you see peaks between 7-8 ppm. Which of the following compounds would assume you were analyzing?

a) benzene
b) (e) 3-penten-2-one
c)2-cyclopropene-1-carboxylic acid
d) formylcyclohexane

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