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IR Analysis (1 point): Three carbonyl compounds (a carboxylic acid, an acid chloride, and an amide) are present at different points during this synthesis. Give the expected IR carbonyl stretching frequency (cmâ1) for each:

5. IR Anal sis (1 point): Three carbonyl compounds (a carboxylic acid, an acid chloride, and an amide) are present at different points during this synthesis. Give the expected IR carbonyl stretching frequency (cm 1) for each the acid chloride: the carboxylic acid the amide

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