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DOI: 10.1021/cr50028a004
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Near Infrared Spectra Of Organic Compounds

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“…This is due to the various absorption bands of water. The peak near 970 nm was previously assigned to the second overtone of the O-H stretching mode (15,32). As a strong band is observed in the 600-700 nm region for water, the peak in the 600-700 nm region may also be due to water absorption.…”
Section: Log(1/t)mentioning
confidence: 86%
“…This is due to the various absorption bands of water. The peak near 970 nm was previously assigned to the second overtone of the O-H stretching mode (15,32). As a strong band is observed in the 600-700 nm region for water, the peak in the 600-700 nm region may also be due to water absorption.…”
Section: Log(1/t)mentioning
confidence: 86%
“…2300 nm to 2600 nm ( Fig. 1) are due to C -H combination vibrations [12,13]. The matching combinations of C -D vibrations, however, would be outside the region of observation (above 2600 nm).…”
Section: / Vibration Spectra Of Functional Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, the charac teristic features in their NIR spectra are overtones and combinations of the stretching and deformation modes of the O -H and the C -H groups. For alcohols, the first and second overtone of the O -H stretching vibration should occur at about 1.4 pm and 0.9 pm, respectively, whereas the combination band appears at about 2.1 pm [9][10][11][12][13], The funda mental C -H stretching vibration gives rise to an absorption band at about 3.3 pm to 3.5 pm, and the first and second overtone at about 1.7 pm and 1.2 pm, respectively [9][10][11][12][13]. Another band with relatively high intensity exists near 2.3 pm, which belongs to the second overtone of the carbonhydrogen "bending" vibration at about 6.9 pm [10,12,13].…”
Section: / Vibration Spectra Of Functional Groupsmentioning
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“…Based on the first three loadings (Fig. 2C) and the peaks ( [15,26], and are commonly observed in PC1 (950 nm), PC2 (930, 940, 960 nm) and PC3 (940, 960 nm). The peaks around 750 nm have reported elements existing close to a water band, and are accordingly observed in PC1 (760 nm), PC2 (740, 760 nm) and PC3 (740, 760 nm).…”
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