22. Which of the following compounds gives an infrared Spectrum with peaks at 3300cm (sharp Peak) and 2150 cm (sharp Peak) ? LH ₂ CH ₂ C CH CH3C=CCH3 2 1 HC CH 1 H₂C A) I B)2 c) 3 04 CAZ 3 CH ₂

22. Which of the following compounds gives an infrared Spectrum with peaks at 3300cm (sharp Peak) and 2150 cm (sharp Peak) ? LH ₂ CH ₂ C CH CH3C=CCH3 2 1 HC CH 1 H₂C A) I B)2 c) 3 04 CAZ 3 CH ₂

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22.
Which of the following compounds gives an infrared
Spectrum with peaks at 3300cm (sharp Peak) and
2150 cm (sharp Peak) ?
H
LH ₂ CH ₂ C = CH CH3C=CCH 3
2
1
HCCH
H₂C
A) I
B)2
c) 3
04
CAZ
H
9
CH₂

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