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IR band assignments

These results are then used for an extended and profound band assignment in the measured IR spectra. Thereby, the absorption index spectrum, as purely a property of the material, is preferred to reflectance or transmittance spectra, which are affected by the measuring conditions. As a result, procedures are developed that describe which IR bands can be used for peak analysis in order to monitor the curing reaction and the resulting network structure of the adhesive. [Pg.75]

In addition to the polyol and isoqranate components of the adhesive, relevant reaction product fragments/intermediates (e.g., urethane) and some side reaction products (e.g., carbodiimide, urea, uretdione, isocyanurate, etc.) are also [Pg.76]

Selected examples of normal modes with respect to the uretoneimine additive are shown in Fig. 6.2. Band assignment and spectra interpretation in this paper are based on further, more detailed results given in Ref [29]. [Pg.76]


Figure 7. Idealized Char Structure with IR Band Assignments. Figure 7. Idealized Char Structure with IR Band Assignments.
The reaction of [MoCl4(bipy)] with Me3SiN3 results in a mixture of [MoN(N3)(bipy)] (isolated and characterized by X-ray structural analysis) and an insoluble material which analyzes for MoCl2(N2)(bipy), and possesses no IR bands assignable to v(Mo=N), v(N3) or <5(N3) [nor, apparently, to v(N2)]. It has peff = 2.2 BM. If confirmed, it would be the first stable Mo11 dinitrogen complex.165... [Pg.1296]

Relative initial rates of polymerization of aliphatic aldehydes catalyzed by [Me2A10CPhNPh]2 catalyst followed the order of MeCHO > EtCHO > nPrCHO > i PrCHO (Fig. 9). It is apparent from the order that the rate of polymerization is lower when the alkyl group of aldehyde monomer is bulkier. It is conceivable that the steric factor, not the ionic factor, is predominant for the relative rates of polymerization, because the frequencies of IR bands assigned to the carbonyl group are nearly constant for these aldehydes. [Pg.81]

Table n. IR Band Assignments of the Deformation Modes of Aqueous Solutions of Amine Oxides at 25 C... [Pg.127]

IR band assignment ofBF3 treated cabosil according to Morrow and Devi 7... [Pg.306]

Table 5.3 Chemisorption of carbon monoxide on supported gold catalysts IR bands assigned to linear CO on Au° particles (1) and associated bands (2). Table 5.3 Chemisorption of carbon monoxide on supported gold catalysts IR bands assigned to linear CO on Au° particles (1) and associated bands (2).
It is a consequence of the unusual structure of these complexes in both the solid (dimer) and solution (monomer) states that the IR and Raman spectra show v(0s=0) frequencies to be higher than in osmyl complexes.519,545 In particular the IR band assigned to vas(OsOz) lies near 890 cm 1 in all these oxo esters containing Os L units rather than the 830 cm-1 absorption typical of those containing OsL2 or Os(L) units such behaviour is more typical461 of cis rather than of trans dioxo complexes. [Pg.587]

The spectra of CO adsorption at RT on DPNi are reported on Fig. 4. After admission of 1 Torr of CO, the IR bands assignable to subcarbonyl (2080 cm" ), linear monocarbonyl (2040 cm" ) and bridged carbonyl (1960 cm" ) species are observed (Fig. 4a) [7,17]. The band positions differ to some extent from those obtained by in situ DWFT experiments (Fig. 3). This probably arises from different types of carbonyl species and/or surface distribution, depending on temperature and CO partial pressure (also affecting the band intensities) and on the presence, in the case of the DRIFT measurements, of H and CH, coadsorbed species. [Pg.621]

Microwave discharge on FICOOFI in a neon matrix gave IR bands assignable to trans-HOCO, trails-] ICOOII and HC02-.633 Among products identified by IR spectroscopy from the effects of microwave discharge on an FI2/C02 mixture in a neon matrix are FIOCO+/DOCO+.634... [Pg.227]

Figure 1. Schematic of oxygen containing species which have been proposed to exist on carbon surfaces and the associated IR band assignments. Figure 1. Schematic of oxygen containing species which have been proposed to exist on carbon surfaces and the associated IR band assignments.
Table 7.1 IR band assignment for P043 and OH groups in hydroxyapatite before and after plasma spraying. Table 7.1 IR band assignment for P043 and OH groups in hydroxyapatite before and after plasma spraying.

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