This reaction forms triphenylmethanol from benzophenone. How could you use infrared spectroscopy to show that the benzophenone h
ad reacted (been consumed) and that the product of the reaction was triphenylmethanol
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The consumption of the reactant benzophenone and the production of triphenylmethanol can be detected using their IR absorption spectrum
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The reactant benzophenone is a compound which contains a carbonyl functional group, and the stretching frequency of C=O bond has a high absorption at around and frequency band of this wavelength is absent in triphenylmethanol.
in the same vain the product triphenylmethanol is a compound which contains a hydroxyl (OH) functional group, and the stretching frequency of O-H bond has a high absorption at around and frequency band of this wavelength is absent in benzophenone.
To use infrared spectroscopy to show that the reaction is occurring is to show the disappearance of the frequency band which indictes the consumption of benzophenone and the appearance
frequency band which indictes the formation of triphenylmethanol
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