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Carbon hydrogen bending

Table 1. Infrared Absorbances for Selected Carbon-Hydrogen Bending Modes... Table 1. Infrared Absorbances for Selected Carbon-Hydrogen Bending Modes...
It has bean claimed that there is characteristic oxazirane absorption in the infrared at 6. -7.0 p.11 However, since the carbon-hydrogen bending vibration of alkyl groups appears in this same region, this is a... [Pg.583]

Carbon-hydrogen bending in alkenes and aromatic riqgs is both in-plane and out-of-plane, and of these the latter kind is more useful For alkenes, out-of-plane... [Pg.444]

What is present is a band 1430-14 70 cm that indicates carbon-hydrogen bending for methyl and methylene groups. Also, the small band at 1375 cm confirms the methyl. R can only be CH3CH2CH2, so that C5H10 is CH3CH2CH2CH=CH2, or 1-pentene. [Pg.223]

Absorptions arising from carbon—hydrogen bending vibrations of alkenes occur in the 600—1000-cm region. With the aid of a spectroscopy handbook, the exact location of these peaks can often be used as evidence for the substitution pattern of the double bond and its configuration. [Pg.92]

B. Carbon-hydrogen bending vibrations of branched alkanes... [Pg.50]

IV. Carbon-hydrogen bending modes A. In-plane C—H bending modes... [Pg.121]

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