1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0008-6223(99)00025-1
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Formation of oxygen structures by air activation. A study by FT-IR spectroscopy

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“…This behavior is mainly observed for MAC samples, with a shoulder centered at 3120 cm -1 characteristic of the hydrogen bond of the carboxylic groups present on the surface. 23 In addition, the broad band centered at ≈1100 cm -1 and attributed to δ(OH) confirms the presence of phenolic and carboxylic structures in RAC and MAC samples.…”
Section: Fourier Transform Infrared Analysismentioning
confidence: 74%
“…This behavior is mainly observed for MAC samples, with a shoulder centered at 3120 cm -1 characteristic of the hydrogen bond of the carboxylic groups present on the surface. 23 In addition, the broad band centered at ≈1100 cm -1 and attributed to δ(OH) confirms the presence of phenolic and carboxylic structures in RAC and MAC samples.…”
Section: Fourier Transform Infrared Analysismentioning
confidence: 74%
“…The development of the latter is supported by the increase of intensity of the aromatic vibrations of (C-H) out-of-plane deformation and by the appearance of new absorptions at 851 and 750 cm -1 attached to these vibrations ( Regarding (C=O) vibration at 1740 cm -1 related to the carbonyl groups, it takes the form of shoulder on the infrared spectra of CL400 and CL600 as in the case of raw lignin (table 1). The (C=C) stretching vibrations related to the aliphatic functional groups, which appear as shoulder around 1640 cm -1 on the IR spectrum of raw lignin, persist in the same form in the case of CL400 and disappear in the case of CL600 and CL800 [10,43]. However, the skeletal vibrations (C=C) in the aromatic rings that existed in the lignin persist in the three coals [10,13,42,43] with a slight shift to either low or high frequencies (table 1).…”
Section: Evolution Of Functional Groups During Carbonizationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The (C=C) stretching vibrations related to the aliphatic functional groups, which appear as shoulder around 1640 cm -1 on the IR spectrum of raw lignin, persist in the same form in the case of CL400 and disappear in the case of CL600 and CL800 [10,43]. However, the skeletal vibrations (C=C) in the aromatic rings that existed in the lignin persist in the three coals [10,13,42,43] with a slight shift to either low or high frequencies (table 1). In this regard, no explanation is advanced in the literature [7,17].…”
Section: Evolution Of Functional Groups During Carbonizationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…A presença de grupos básicos na superfície do CA tem sido considerada como um fator favorável para incrementar a adsorção de fenol 24 . Grupos oxigenados na superfície podem favorecer a adsorção, pela formação de ligação hidrogênio com o fenol.…”
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