IR-LD spectroscopy of benzil oriented as solution in nematic liquid crystal and melted polycrystalline solid sample
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https://doi.org/10.20450/mjcce.2006.277Keywords:
benzil, IR-LD spectroscopy, solution, solid-state, overtoneAbstract
An IR-LD spectral analysis was performed on benzil as a solution in nematic liquid crystal and as melted polycrystalline solid sample, using the orientation technique.. An experimental vibrational assignment of IR-characteristic bands both in solution and in solid state was made, thus explaining some of the crystal field effects in solid-state on the IR-maxima.
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