IR is far less expensive the ¹H NMR and a better choice to distinguish molecules when possible. Consider the reaction below. Would IR or NMR be a better choice to distinguish the organic starting material and the product? + HBr Br 8 IR is better because the starting material has a C=C peak around 1600 cm-¹ and the product does not. IR is better because the product will have a C-Br peak around 2500 cm-1 and the starting material will not. ¹H NMR is better because these two molecules will not show peaks in IR. Nether IR nor ¹H NMR can distinguish these molecules, they are too similar.

IR is far less expensive the ¹H NMR and a better choice to distinguish molecules when possible. Consider the reaction below. Would IR or NMR be a better choice to distinguish the organic starting material and the product? + HBr Br 8 IR is better because the starting material has a C=C peak around 1600 cm-¹ and the product does not. IR is better because the product will have a C-Br peak around 2500 cm-1 and the starting material will not. ¹H NMR is better because these two molecules will not show peaks in IR. Nether IR nor ¹H NMR can distinguish these molecules, they are too similar.

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Chapter14: Conjugated Compounds And Ultraviolet Spectroscopy

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