How to spot carboxylic acids in your IR spectra
Brian C. Smith
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Articles by Brian C. Smith
An introduction to the IR spectroscopy of the carbonyl group, exploring why the peak is intense and showing how to apply that knowledge to the analysis of the spectra of ketones
Two unrelated discussions are presented: carbohydrates and alkynes.
In addition to primary alcohols there exist secondary and tertiary alcohols.
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