Can you explain this IR 240 Starting Material Isopentyl Alcohol 5/15/20202302202102001701102500200015001000400035003000Wavenumbers (cm-1)%T ransmittance8 8 8 2 8 83317.332955.282870.841684.251627.761559.441480.031444.211386.881350.911250.44 1221.431171.94 1137.781058.731009.57967.29931.17877.53836.71804.48774.52692.64624.23

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240 Starting Material Isopentyl Alcohol 5/15/2020 230 220 210 200 170 160 1500 1000 %T ransmittance 88유8 8 8 운88 은 888R 3317.33 2955.28 2870.84 1684.25 1627.76 1559.44 1480.03 1444.21 1386.88 1350.91 1250.44 1221.43 1171.94 1137.78 1058.73 1009.57 967.29 931.17 877.53 836.71 804.48 774.52 692.64 624.23

240 Starting Material Isopentyl Alcohol 5/15/2020 230 220 210 200 170 160 1500 1000 %T ransmittance 88유8 8 8 운88 은 888R 3317.33 2955.28 2870.84 1684.25 1627.76 1559.44 1480.03 1444.21 1386.88 1350.91 1250.44 1221.43 1171.94 1137.78 1058.73 1009.57 967.29 931.17 877.53 836.71 804.48 774.52 692.64 624.23

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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ISBN:9781285199023

Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Publisher:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Chapter5: Gases

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