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... band at 3620 cm - 1 in dilute solution in carbon tetrachloride . At concentrations of about 0.05 M , a second , broader , band appears at 3470 cm - 1 corresponding to dimers formed by intermolecular hydrogen bonding . At still higher ...
... band at 3620 cm - 1 in dilute solution in carbon tetrachloride . At concentrations of about 0.05 M , a second , broader , band appears at 3470 cm - 1 corresponding to dimers formed by intermolecular hydrogen bonding . At still higher ...
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... band appears in dilute solution at 1590 to 1620 cm - 1 for primary amides , and at 1500 to 1550 cm - 1 for secondary amides . In the solid , values are about 20 to 30 wave numbers higher . The corre- sponding motion consists of about 40 ...
... band appears in dilute solution at 1590 to 1620 cm - 1 for primary amides , and at 1500 to 1550 cm - 1 for secondary amides . In the solid , values are about 20 to 30 wave numbers higher . The corre- sponding motion consists of about 40 ...
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... band , and , at the same time , the ten- dency for oscillations of charge in the molecule to be distorted because of the incipient occurrence of the transition causes rather drastic changes in the refractive index . Within the absorption ...
... band , and , at the same time , the ten- dency for oscillations of charge in the molecule to be distorted because of the incipient occurrence of the transition causes rather drastic changes in the refractive index . Within the absorption ...
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