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Matrix Isolation Infrared Spectra of Methylacetate. I. Monomer and Dimer Absorptions in Argon

Guido Maes

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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.

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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.

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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

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