How could infrared spectroscopy be used to determine if the reaction of norbornene with water and sulfuric acid to form norborneol occured? Absorptions (specify wavenumbers) must be included in the explanation.

How could infrared spectroscopy be used to determine if the reaction of norbornene with water and sulfuric acid to form norborneol occured? Absorptions (specify wavenumbers) must be included in the explanation.

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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