infrared spectroscopy (at home lab) Spectrum ALPHA

INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (at-home lab) J. Chen, CHEM& 131, SPSCC C123 Partner 1 (or solo) name, in chosen color type: Cassandra Reich Partner 2 name, in chosen color type: Spectrum ALPHA: benzene IREN co C=0 N-H O-H cf race handwritten page.] 1. Double-click the image above, and (once in the "Drawing" window.) move the labels you see on the tight, to the location where you see the signal for that bond (see p.0). if you do not see a signal for that bond, delete the label. This way, you can more easily see which bonds are in the compound, and which bonds are not. (Alternatively, you may print the page, write the labels in by hand, and paste in your 2. Based on the above information (the bonds present and bonds absent from this compound), as well as the compounds you already have been able to match, the name of the compound corresponding to this Spectrum is (highlight or circle one choice from the list below; each will be used only once); acetylsalicylic acid benzoic acid isopentyl acetate isopentyl alcohol salicylamide salicylic acid 3. The condensed structural formula of this compound is (best to draw, scan, and copy/paste in your acetic acid drawing)