Assign the peaks in your NMR spectrum of your salicylic acid. OH, carboxylic stretching etc
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salicylic acid:
the structure is
Carboxylic acid stretching: peak at 10.374
Benzene ring: peaks between 7 to 8 represent the Benzene ring
OH: on ortho position isn't represented on the spectra (It would appear near 2 to 5 reading (to be exact just near 3))
Assign the peaks in your NMR spectrum of your salicylic acid. OH, carboxylic stretching etc . - 10.374 0.01...
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