2012
DOI: 10.1134/s0020168512040103
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Synthesis and properties of amorphous SiO2 nanoparticles

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“…Nevertheless, it was worthwhile to confirm whether carbonate minerals were present in meaningful quantities in the oil shale. Metal carbonates have two characteristic absorption bands in the infrared spectrum, a strong absorption at 1450–1410 cm –1 and a less intense absorption at 880–850 cm –1 . A minor absorption band was found at 1443 cm –1 , and no associated absorption band in the 880–850 cm –1 was detectable in the infrared spectra (Figure ), which indicated a low carbonate content.…”
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“…Nevertheless, it was worthwhile to confirm whether carbonate minerals were present in meaningful quantities in the oil shale. Metal carbonates have two characteristic absorption bands in the infrared spectrum, a strong absorption at 1450–1410 cm –1 and a less intense absorption at 880–850 cm –1 . A minor absorption band was found at 1443 cm –1 , and no associated absorption band in the 880–850 cm –1 was detectable in the infrared spectra (Figure ), which indicated a low carbonate content.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Metal carbonates have two characteristic absorption bands in the infrared spectrum, a strong absorption at 1450−1410 cm −1 and a less intense absorption at 880−850 cm −1 . 35 A minor absorption band was found at 1443 cm −1 , and no associated absorption band in the 880−850 cm −1 was detectable in the infrared spectra (Figure 4), which indicated a low carbonate content. This was consistent with the literature for this particular oil shale deposit.…”
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confidence: 94%