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Match the compounds P-S with their carbonyl stretching frequencies (cm-1) I-VI in IR spectroscopy.
P. Acetone I. 1870
Q. Ethyl acetate II. 1800
R. Acetamide III. 1740
S. Acetyl chloride IV. 1700
V. 1660
VI. 1600

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