2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11224-016-0869-8
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Looking at aniline-phenol recognition in molecular crystals: an evergreen endeavour

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“…These frequencies were almost the same as the 3525 cm –1 of O–H stretching in 1 (OH, OH) and 3478 and 3383 cm –1 of N–H stretching in 1 (NH 2 , NH 2 ). These results show that OH and NH 2 groups of 1 (OH, NH 2 ) do not interact each other even in the solid state …”
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“…These frequencies were almost the same as the 3525 cm –1 of O–H stretching in 1 (OH, OH) and 3478 and 3383 cm –1 of N–H stretching in 1 (NH 2 , NH 2 ). These results show that OH and NH 2 groups of 1 (OH, NH 2 ) do not interact each other even in the solid state …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…The chemical shifts remained unchanged from 0.5 mM to a saturated concentration of about 3.5 mM, independent of concentration. These observations indicate that the OH and NH 2 groups within the well-defined cavity of 1 (OH, NH 2 ) do not interact with each other either intra- or intermolecularly and prevent self-association in CDCl 3 . In the IR spectrum of the solid of 1 (OH, NH 2 ), the peaks corresponding to O–H stretching were observed at 3539 cm –1 and the peaks corresponding to N–H stretching was observed at 3473 and 3378 cm –1 (Figure S18).…”
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