5.IR spectra:Identify and label the peaks relevant to your compound.R of 4-AminophenolHIT-NO-1628 6CORE- IP-AMINOPHENOL80BS-NO-1520ER-NIDA-03620 : KBR DISCCHNO20001000VE RalID 1I011 as027 103141 193284 262001 482814 421476 12138 411256 101240 111214 361170 291152 603160 52a033 393007 432684 572596 362495 46972 18947 41921 46092 62B46 62752 13707 se647 sa524 286IB 41H2N-OH2964 442920 42I0IS 46I612

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5. IR spectra: Identify and label the peaks relevant to your compound. R of 4-Aminophenol HIT-NO-1628 SCORE- P-AMI NOPHENOL S0BS-NO-1620 IR-NIDA-03620 : KBR DISC CHNO 1000 VEM TE COT 1011 as 972 10 947 41 921 46 092 62 147e 12 1388 41 027 10 3141 19 3284 26 3180 82 a033 39 3007 43 2964 44 2920 42 201 48 2814 4 2684 57 2696 96 2495 46 I0IS 46 752 13 707 6e 647 6a 524 28 GIB 41 1256 10 1240 11 H2N- HO- 1214 36 1170 29 1162 60

5. IR spectra: Identify and label the peaks relevant to your compound. R of 4-Aminophenol HIT-NO-1628 SCORE- P-AMI NOPHENOL S0BS-NO-1620 IR-NIDA-03620 : KBR DISC CHNO 1000 VEM TE COT 1011 as 972 10 947 41 921 46 092 62 147e 12 1388 41 027 10 3141 19 3284 26 3180 82 a033 39 3007 43 2964 44 2920 42 201 48 2814 4 2684 57 2696 96 2495 46 I0IS 46 752 13 707 6e 647 6a 524 28 GIB 41 1256 10 1240 11 H2N- HO- 1214 36 1170 29 1162 60

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter30: Orbitals And Organic Chemistry: Pericyclic Reactions

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