In the infrared spectrum, there are two obvious absorption bands in the range of 3500~3100 cm-1, then the most likely compound is( )
A. (C6H5)CONH(C6H5)
B. (C6H5)COOH
C. (C6H5)CO(C6H5)
D. (C6H5)CONH2
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In the infrared spectrum, the absorption peak in the high frequency region near 3000 cm-1 is mainly caused by( )
A. stretching vibration of C-C, C-O
B. stretching vibration of C-H, O-H, N-H
C. stretching vibration of C=C, C=O
D. stretching vibration of C≡C, C≡N
In alcohol compounds, due to the strengthening of the intermolecular hydrogen bond, the O-H stretching vibration frequency ( ) with the increase of the solution concentration.
A. moves towards low wavenumber
B. moves towards high wavenumber
C. No change
D. A and B are both possible
It is known that a certain compound does not have any absorption peak in the ultraviolet region, but has a broad and strong absorption band in the infrared spectrum from 3400 to 3200 cm-1, then the most likely compound is( )
A. carboxylic acid
B. alcohol
C. primary amine
D. ether
In the infrared absorption spectrum, the C-C vibration absorption peak of aromatic hydrocarbon appears at( )
A. 2400~200 cm-1
B. 1650~1450 cm-1
C. 1900~1650 cm-1
D. 1000~650 cm-1