1966
DOI: 10.1016/0371-1951(66)80017-6
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Infra-red studies of solvent effects—I. Carbonyl absorptions of cyclohexanones, and of steroid and triterpenoid ketones

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“…Solvent polarity may affect the Shifting of FT-IR peak of organic compounds due to solvent interactions, called solvent effects. 26,27 . Apart from AGL-DSEAC other extracts showing shifting of the signal as compared to the standard peak as a result of solvent interaction and the in uence of temperature 28 The formation of the hydrogen bond with solvents shifted in the FT-IR spectra peak.…”
Section: Identi Cation Of Agl By Ft-irmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solvent polarity may affect the Shifting of FT-IR peak of organic compounds due to solvent interactions, called solvent effects. 26,27 . Apart from AGL-DSEAC other extracts showing shifting of the signal as compared to the standard peak as a result of solvent interaction and the in uence of temperature 28 The formation of the hydrogen bond with solvents shifted in the FT-IR spectra peak.…”
Section: Identi Cation Of Agl By Ft-irmentioning
confidence: 99%