Tentatively identify the lower boiling solvent from the temperature of the first plateau and the ketone or alcohol from the temperature of the second plateau (the approximate boiling point of each component.) Examine the IR of the higher-boiling fraction and determine whether it is an alcohol or a ketone from the characteristic O-H or C=O stretch. Identify which peak in the IR is from the âOH group of the alcohol or the C=O peak from the ketone. Draw the structure of the compound.

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Tentatively identify the lower boiling solvent from the temperature of the first plateau and the ketone or alcohol from the temperature of the second plateau (the approximate boiling point of each component.) Examine the IR of the higher-boiling fraction and determine whether it is an alcohol or a ketone from the characteristic O-H or C=O stretch. Identify which peak in the IR is from the âOH group of the alcohol or the C=O peak from the ketone. Draw the structure of the compound.

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