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    - _ _ - - = _ . .

    :11 listing of Some Functional Groups and Classes of Compounds

    rption Frequencies in the Infrared

    Frequency Ranges

    cm:t) and

    Intensities

    *

    :

    or

    Class

    Il

    es

    R-C

    \

    X

    ~atic

    omatic

    hols

    ::r imary

    -CH

    2

    OH

    Secondary

    -CHROH

    Tertiary

    -CRPH

    General

    -OH

    1810-1790

    (s)

    965-920

    (m)

    440-420 s)

    1785-1765

    s)

    890-850 (s)

    3640-3630 (s)

    1060-1030 (s)

    3630-3620 (s)

    1120-1080 (s)

    3620-3610 (s)

    1160-1120 (s)

    3350-3250 (s)

    Aldehydes

    1440-1260 (m-s, b r)

    700-600 (m-s, br)

    2830-2810 (m)}

    2740-2720 (rn)

    1725-1695 (vs)

    1440-1320 (s)

    695-635 (s)

    565-520 (s)

    Alkenes

    Monosubst -CH=CH

    2

    Disubst -CH=CH-

    \

    C=CH

    \

    C=CH-

    C=C

    Trisubst 3050-3000

    (w)

    1690-1655 (w-m)

    850-790 (m)

    1690-1670

    (w)etrasubst

    Alkyl 2980-2850 (m)

    1470-1450 (m)

    1400-1360 (m)

    740-720

    (w)

    3300-3250 (m-s)

    2250-2100 (w-m)

    680-580 (s)

    Alkynes RC=C-H

    Amides

    Primary -CONH

    2

    3540-3520 (m)

    3400-3380 (m)

    1680-1660 (vs)

    1650-1610 (m)

    Secondary -CONHR

    1420-1400

    (m-s)

    3440-3420 (m)

    1680-.1640 (vs)

    1560-1530 (vs)

    1310-1290 (m)

    710-690 (rn)

    Assignment and Remarks

    C=O stretch; fluorides 50 cm-

    1

    higher

    C-C stretch

    CI-C=O in-plane deformation

    C=O stretch; also aweaker band

    (1750-

    1735 crrr ) due to Fermi resonance

    C-C stretch (Ar-C) or C-CI stretch

    OHstretch, dil CCI

    4

    soln

    C-OH stretch; lowered by unsaturation

    OHstretch, dil CCI

    4

    soln

    C-OH stretch; lower when Ris a branched

    chain or cyclic

    OHstretch, dil CCI

    4

    soln

    C-OH stretch; lower when R is branched

    OHstretch; broad band in pure solids or

    liquids

    C-OH in-plane bend

    C-OH out-of-plane deformation

    Fermi doublet; CHstretch with overtone

    of CHbend

    C=O stretch; slightly higher in CCI

    4

    soln

    H-C=O bend in aliphatic aldehydes

    C-C-CHO bend

    C-C=O bend

    See Vinyl

    See Vinylene

    See Vinylidene

    CHstretch

    C=C stretch

    CHout-of-plane bending

    C=C stretch, may be absent for symme-

    trical compounds

    CHstretch, several bands

    CH

    2

    deformation

    CH

    3

    deformation

    CH

    2

    rocking

    Terminal -C-H stretch

    C-C, frequency raised by conjugation

    -C-CH bend

    NH2stretch (dil solns); bands shift to

    3360-3340 and 3200-3180 in solid

    C=O stretch (Amide I band)

    NH2deformation; sometimes appears asa

    shoulder (Amide II band)

    C-N stretch (Amide III band)

    NHstretch (dil soln); shifts to

    3300-3280

    in

    pure liquid or solid

    C=O stretch (Amide I band)

    NHbend (Amide II band)

    C-N stretch

    Assignment uncertain

    *KEV :

    s

    =

    strong; m

    =

    medium; w

    =

    weak; v

    =

    very; br

    =

    broad.

    Continued

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    Part II/Vibrational Spectroscopy

    TABLE 8-2

    An Alphabetical Listing of Some Functional Groups and Classes of Compounds

    with Their Absorption Frequencies in the Infrared-cont d

    Groups

    or

    Class

    Frequency Ranges

    crrt:) and

    intensities

    Assignment and Remarks

    Amides-contd

    Tertiary -CONR2

    General -CONR

    2

    Amines

    Primary -NH

    2

    Secondary -NHR

    Tertiary -NR

    2

    Amine hydrohalides

    Amino acids

    RNH +X-

    + 3

    R NH2RX

    i

    -C-COOH

    Anhydrides -CO

    \

    -CO

    Aromatic compounds

    +

    Azides -N=N=N

    Bromo -C-Br,

    tert-Butyl (CH3)3C-

    Carbodiimides

    -N=C=N-

    Carbonyl \C=O

    Carboxylic acids

    Chloro -C-CI

    Cycloalkanes

    16701640 vs

    630-570 (s)

    615-535 (s)

    520-430 (m-s)

    3460-3280 (m)

    2830-2810 (rn)

    1650-1590 (s)

    3350 3300 vw)

    1190-1130 (m)

    740-700 (m)

    450-400 (w, br)

    510-480 (s)

    2800-2300 (m-s)

    1600-1500 (m)

    3200-3000 (s)

    1600-1590 (s)

    1550-1480 (m-s)

    1425-1390 (w-m)

    560-500 (s)

    3350 3050 vs

    1430-1390 (s)

    1850-1780 (variable)

    1770-1710 (m-s)

    1220 1180 vs

    3100-3000 (m)

    2000-1660 (w)

    1630-1430 (variable)

    900-650 (s)

    580-420 (rn-s)

    2160-2080 (s)

    650-500 (rn)

    2980-2850 (m)

    1400-1370 (rn)

    and 1380-1360

    s)

    21502100 vs

    1870 1650 vs, br)

    3550-3500 (s) I

    3300-2400 (s.

    v

    or) I

    1800-1740(s) ,

    ~~

    700-590 (s)

    550-465 (s)

    850-550 (m)

    580-430 (s)

    C=O stretch

    N-C=O bend

    C=O out-of-plane bend

    C-C=O bend

    NHstretch; broad band, may h ve some

    structure

    CHstretch

    NH2deformation

    NHstretch

    C-N stretch

    NHdeformation

    C-N-C bend

    C-N-C bend

    NH3

    +

    stretch, several peaks

    NHdeformation (one or two bands)

    H-bonded NH2and OHstretch;

    v

    broad band

    in solid state

    COO- antisym stretch

    -NH/ deformation

    COO- sym stretch

    COO- rocking

    NHstretch; broad band

    NH2deformation; sharp peak

    Antisym C=O stretch

    Sym C=O stretch

    C-O-C stretch (higher in cyclic anhydrides)

    CHstretch, several peaks

    v ertone and combination bands

    Aromatic ring stretching (four bands)

    Out-of-plane CHdeformations (one or two

    bands depending on substitution)

    Ring deformations (two bands)

    N=N=N stretch

    C-Br stretch

    CHstretch; several bands

    CH3deformations

    N=C=N antisym stretch

    C=O stretch

    OHstretch (monomer, dil soln)

    H-bonded OHstretch (solid and liquid states)

    C~O stretch of monomer (dil soln)

    C=O stretch of dimer (solid and liquid states)

    960-910 (s) C-OH deformation

    O-C=O bend

    C-C=O bend

    C-CI stretch

    Ring deformation

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    Groups or Class Assignment and Remarks

    TABLE 8 2

    An Alphabetical Listing of Some Functional Groups and Classes of Compounds

    with Their Absorption Frequencies in the Infrared-cont d

    Phenyl-co ntd

    Phosphates (RO)3P=0

    R

    alkyl

    R

    aryl

    Phosphines -PH

    2

    , -PH

    Silanes -SiH3

    -SiH

    2

    -

    Silanes (fully substituted)

    Sulfates R-O-S0

    2

    -O-R

    R-O-S0

    3

    -M+

    M

    =

    Na , K+, etc.)

    Sulfides C-S-

    Sulfones -S02-

    Sulfonic acids -S0zOH

    \

    Sulfoxides s=o

    Thiocyanates -S-C=N

    Thiols -S-H

    Triazines C

    3

    N

    2

    Y3

    1,3,4,5-trisubst

    Vinyl -CH=CH

    2

    Vinylene -CH=CH-

    .Vinylidene

    \

    C=CH

    Frequency Ranges

    crrr+) and

    Intensities *

    1625-1430 (m-s)

    1250-1025 (m-s)

    770730

    (vs)

    710690

    vs

    560-420 (m-s)

    1285 1255 vs

    1050 990

    lis

    13151290 vs

    12401190

    vs

    2410-2280 (m)

    1100-1040 (w-m)

    700-650 (m-s)

    3080-3020 (m)

    16201580

    vs

    and 1590-1560

    vs

    840-720 (s)

    635-605 (m-s)

    2160-2110 (m)

    950-800 (s)

    1280-1250 (m-s)

    1110-1050

    vs

    840-800 (m)

    1140-1350

    s)

    and 1230-1150 (s)

    12601210 vs

    and 810-770 (s)

    710-570 (m)

    13601290

    vs

    11701120

    vs

    610-545 (ms)

    1250 1150

    (vs,

    br)

    1060-1030(s, br)

    610-545 (m-s)

    2175-2160 (m)

    650-600 (w)

    405-400 (s)

    2590-2560 (w)

    700-550 (w)

    16001500

    vs

    13801350

    vs

    820-800 (s)

    3095-3080 (rn)

    and 3030-2980 (w-m)

    1850-1800 (w-m)

    1645-1615 (m-s)

    1000-950 (s)

    950900

    vs

    3040-3010 (m9

    1665-1635 (w-m)

    1675-1665 (w-m)

    730-665 (s)

    980-955 (s) .

    3095-3075 (m)

    1665-1620 (w-m)

    895-885 (s)

    Aromatic C=C stretches (four bands)

    CHin-plane bending

    five

    bands)

    CHout-of-plane bending

    Ring deformation

    Ring deformation

    P=O stretch

    P-O-C stretch

    P=O stretch

    P-O-C stretch

    P-H stretch

    P-H deformation

    P-C stretch

    CHstretch

    C-C and C-N stretches

    CHout-of-plane deformation (one or two

    bands, depending on substitution)

    In-plane ring bending

    Si-H stretch

    Si-H deformation

    Si-C stretch

    Si-O-C stretch (aliphatic)

    Si-O-C deformation

    S-O stretches in covalent sulfates

    S=O stretches in alkyl sulfate salts

    C-O-S stretch

    C-S stretch

    S02 antisym stretch

    S02sym stretch

    S02 scissor mode

    S=O stretch

    S=O stretch

    S02 scissoring

    C=N stretch

    S-CN stretch

    S-C=N bend

    S-H stretch; strong in Raman

    C-S stretch; strong in Raman

    Ring stretching

    Ring stretching

    CHout-of-plane deformation

    =CH

    2

    stretching

    =CH stretching

    Overtone

    of CH

    2

    out-of-plane wagging

    C=C stretch

    CHout-of-plane deformation

    CH

    2

    out-of-plane wagging

    =CH

    2

    stretching

    C=C stretch (cis isomer)

    C=C stretch (trans isomer)

    CHout-of-plane deformation (cis isomer)

    CHout-of-plane deformation (trans isomer

    =CH

    2

    stretching

    C=C stretch

    CH

    2

    out-of-plane wagging