2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10692-016-9696-3
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Features of Hydrogen Bonds in Aromatic Polyamides Containing Benzimidazole Groups According to Ab Initio Quantum Chemical Calculations

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“…3, the bonds of free N-H ($3405 cm À1 ) are reected in the wavenumbers of band 1 (center: $3415 cm À1 ). 16,29,30 Band 2 (center: $3350 cm À1 ) mainly corresponds to N-H groups participating in hydrogen bonding interactions in amide groups. 16,29,30 The wavenumber of bond 3 (center: $3200 cm À1 ) represents hydrogen bonded N-H ($3145 cm À1 ) stretching in polybenzimidazole, respectively.…”
Section: Chemical Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…3, the bonds of free N-H ($3405 cm À1 ) are reected in the wavenumbers of band 1 (center: $3415 cm À1 ). 16,29,30 Band 2 (center: $3350 cm À1 ) mainly corresponds to N-H groups participating in hydrogen bonding interactions in amide groups. 16,29,30 The wavenumber of bond 3 (center: $3200 cm À1 ) represents hydrogen bonded N-H ($3145 cm À1 ) stretching in polybenzimidazole, respectively.…”
Section: Chemical Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…16,29,30 Band 2 (center: $3350 cm À1 ) mainly corresponds to N-H groups participating in hydrogen bonding interactions in amide groups. 16,29,30 The wavenumber of bond 3 (center: $3200 cm À1 ) represents hydrogen bonded N-H ($3145 cm À1 ) stretching in polybenzimidazole, respectively. 16,29,30 The center of band 3 is lower than that of band 2; therefore, band 3 can be attributed to stronger hydrogen bond stretching of the N-H groups.…”
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“…Using this procedure, tensile strength increases up to 15% respect to fibers produced using one-step drawn. Finally, Abronin et al [ 62 ] showed a theoretical modelling of the analysis of the influence of hydrogen bonds in aromatic polyamides on technological processing methods to produce heavy-duty aramid yarns. Quantum-chemical calculations of model fragments in conjunction with vibrational spectra in the infrared range have shown that, depending on the hydrogen bonds between the benzimidazole groups, “self-orientation” processes emerged caused by the increase in energy of the hydrogen bonds in the aramid yarns and fibers.…”
Section: Aromatic Polyamides With Selected Properties and Applicatmentioning
confidence: 99%