I have to match the molecules to the spectrum, any tips/advice? I have no ideas edit: I think I got it, there is a strong dipole moment between C(+) and N(-), there is a stronger peak at 2230 on spectrum A than at 2105 on spectrum B, so the molecule with the cyano group is represented by spectrum A... can anyone confirm this?
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I have to match the molecules to the spectrum, any tips/advice? I have no ideas edit: I think I got it, there is a strong dipole moment between C(+) and N(-), there is a stronger peak at 2230 on spectrum A than at 2105 on spectrum B, so the molecule with the cyano group is represented by spectrum A... can anyone confirm this?
Sound's reasonable to me... Typical shifts for the two groups are very similar so I guess thats the best way to think about it!