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Table 1: Principal IR Absorptions for Certain Functional Groups Functional Group Names & Example compounds Absorption Ranges(cm-1) [Look for a single absorption in these regions, unless stated otherwise.] Type of Vibration causing IR absorption 3000-2800 (Note: The absorptions can be seen as several distinct peaks in this region.)
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