THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF ALPHA AND BETA OXIMES

  • Palm A
  • Werbin H
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Abstract

The spectra of several isomeric oximes in the solid state were examined in the range 700–3600 cm −1 . The associated OH stretching frequency near 3250 cm. −1 in the α oximes is displaced towards lower frequency in the β oximes. The region of the OH stretching mode of several oximes was also studied in benzene and chloroform solutions. The frequencies near 1300 cm. −1 and 920 cm. −1 are tentatively assigned to the OH deformation and the N-OH stretching modes, respectively. No consistent differences are observed between the α and the β oximes with respect to these vibrations. The band at approximately 1640 cm. −1 ascribed to the C==N vibration remains essentially unchanged in the spectra of the two isomeric forms.

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Palm, A., & Werbin, H. (1953). THE INFRARED SPECTRA OF ALPHA AND BETA OXIMES. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 31(11), 1004–1008. https://doi.org/10.1139/v53-132

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