2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422005000200021
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Modelos para dispersão Raman em polímeros conjugados

Abstract: Recebido em 12/4/04; aceito em 2/9/04; publicado na web em 5/11/04 RAMAN DISPERSION MODELS IN CONJUGATED POLYMERS. Raman dispersion refers to the dependence of the position of Raman bands on the energy of the exciting radiation. In this work, the three main models currently used to explain this phenomenon (Conjugated Length Model, Amplitude Mode Model and Effective Conjugation Coordinate Model) are discussed. Raman dispersion is a consequence of π electron delocalization, but each model describes in a differen… Show more

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“…A number of different models such as the conjugation length model (CLM), the amplitude mode model (AMM), and the effective conjugation coordinate model (ECCM) have been suggested to explain the Raman dispersion phenomenon. , These models are all related to the (effective) conjugation length of a polymer. For example, in the CLM, a polymer is considered to be an infinite chain made up of segments of different conjugation lengths.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of different models such as the conjugation length model (CLM), the amplitude mode model (AMM), and the effective conjugation coordinate model (ECCM) have been suggested to explain the Raman dispersion phenomenon. , These models are all related to the (effective) conjugation length of a polymer. For example, in the CLM, a polymer is considered to be an infinite chain made up of segments of different conjugation lengths.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…region of high frequency (2500-3200 cm ), attributed to methylenic group (-CH 2 -), characteristic of polyethylene [23] . C2C8 copolymer presents high similarity with HDPE, just because ethylene monomers take part of its structure; however, its spectrum reveals some differences due to the presence of octene 1 units, mainly in the region of low frequencies, from 400 to 800 cm , due to C-SO x bonds, at 1600 cm -1 related to C-S bonds, in the range of 2900 and 3100 cm -1 due to C-H bonds, and 3500 cm -1 due to S-H bonds [23] .…”
Section: Castro K C Et Al -Development and Characterization Of Pomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os espectros UV-vis obtidos para os LI formados pelo cátion BMI e pelos ânions de haletos e pseudo-haleto na presença de SO 2 , estão apresentados na figura 23. A dependência da energia da radiação no deslocamento Raman foi também observada na literatura em outros sistemas como o Azul de fenol e poliacetileno 48,53,54 . Para o caso do azul de fenol, uma molécula do tipo "push-pull" que possui transferência de carga intramolecular, a proposta de explicação está baseada no modelo de "excitação seletiva do estado de solvatação".…”
Section: Espectros Uv-vis E Infravermelho Do So 2 Em LIunclassified