Question: Using the FTIR spectrum for a compound containing C, H, N and match the peaks to the appropriate type of vibration that the peak is

 Using the FTIR spectrum for a compound containing C, H, N
and match the peaks to the appropriate type of vibration that the
peak is due to. All peak labels on the spectrul are given

Using the FTIR spectrum for a compound containing C, H, N and match the peaks to the appropriate type of vibration that the peak is due to. All peak labels on the spectrul are given in units of cm 1. The vibration type is only used once when matching vibration only matches to one particular wavenumber). 50 sosd 1500 2850 895 3460 2980 680 1630- 3380 1440 1295 750 1600 1470 1720 1360 1265 1000 1200 2000 POCO 1500 VENDER Alth Unaturated stretch 3 Costretch catroxylic acid 4 CO stretch for carboxylic acid Pa 5. N-H stretch for secondary amine 6. C-o stretch for secondary amide 4 1720 7 C-stretch in alkene 2980 8. C-C stretch in aromatic ring 9. C-H bending in methyl group 3050 10. C-H bending in methylene group 750 11. N-H bend in primary amine 16 C H B H > 3 500 12. CN stretch in secondary amines 3460 13. C-stretch for ester Rare 1630 14. C-O-C stretch for esters 3 1265 15. C-O-C stretch in alkyl aryl ethers 16. N-H stretch in primary amine 17. O-H stretch 18. C-H out-of-plane bending vibration for ortho substitution 19. C-H out-of-plane bending vibration for meta substitution 20. C-H out-of-plane bending vibration for para substitution

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