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Table 2.

Band assignments.

Mode Band (cm−1) Formamide adsorbed on
Formamide Literature Antigorite TiO2 Pyrite Spinel Forsterite
νas NH2 3266 3368(1) 3350 3298 ... 3285 3275
νs NH2 3162 3181(1) 3166 3166 ... 3166 3166
ν CH 2895 2891(1) 2891 2891 2890 2891 2891
... ... ... 2815 2815 2816 2816 2815
ν CH ... 2770 − 2763(2) 2770 ... ... 2772 2771
ν CO ... ... 2473 2471 2473 2475 2474
νas CO2 ... ... ... ... ... 2348 ...
ν CO ... ... 2329 2328 ... 2323 2328
νas NCO ... ... 2275 2275 2276 2277 2277
ν CO ... 1754(3) 1750 1750 1750 1750 1750
ν CO 1715 1713(2) 1716 1717 1717 1716 1717
ν CO 1697 1698 − 1704(1) 1699 1699 1699 1699 1699
ν CO 1684 1685 − 1681(1) 1684 1684 1684 1684 1684
s NH2 1635 1631(4, 1) 1635 1635 1635 1635 1635

Notes. First column: vibrational modes; second column: bands observed in the IR reflectance spectrum of pure formamide during laboratory work; third column: band assignments based on published experimental and theoretical studies: (1) Sivaraman et al. 2013, (2) Nguyen 1986, (3) Mc Naughton et al. 1999, (4) Brucato et al. 2006; other columns: bands observed in the IR reflectance spectrum of formamide adsorbed by antigorite, TiO2, pyrite, spinel, forsterite. Vibrational modes: νs symmetric stretching; νas asymmetric stretching; ν stretching; s shissoring.

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