Matrix Isolation Infrared Spectra of Methylacetate. I. Monomer and Dimer Absorptions in Argon
Guido Maes
Abstract
Guido Maes
Abstract
The infrared spectrum of methylacetate is presented in argon matrices at 12 K. An assignment of monomer and dimer absorptions is proposed. The ester molecules are believed to be H-bonded in the dimer system.
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The infrared spectrum of methylacetate is presented in argon matrices at 12 K. An assignment of monomer and dimer absorptions is proposed. The ester molecules are believed to be H-bonded in the dimer system.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Dimer, Monomer, Matrix isolation, Argon, Infrared, Infrared spectroscopy, Molecule