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Temperature Effect on FT-IR Spectrum of Benzophenone C=O

HU Rui-shen

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The temperature effect of benzophenone is studied by one-dimensional infrared spectroscopy,second derivative infrared spectroscopy,and deconvolution infrared spectroscopy in the temperature range from 303 K to393 K. The critical temperature of phase transition is 325-326 K,and the phase transformation mechanism is further discussed.

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The temperature effect of benzophenone is studied by one-dimensional infrared spectroscopy,second derivative infrared spectroscopy,and deconvolution infrared spectroscopy in the temperature range from 303 K to393 K. The critical temperature of phase transition is 325-326 K,and the phase transformation mechanism is further discussed.

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The temperature effect of benzophenone is studied by one-dimensional infrared spectroscopy,second derivative infrared spectroscopy,and deconvolution infrared spectroscopy in the temperature range from 303 K to393 K. The critical temperature of phase transition is 325-326 K,and the phase transformation mechanism is further discussed.

Key concepts: Benzophenone, Infrared spectroscopy, Infrared, Spectroscopy, Atmospheric temperature range, Chemistry, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, Derivative (finance)

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