Characterization of uniaxially aligned chitin film by 2D FT-IR spectroscopy.

Characterization of uniaxially aligned chitin film by 2D FT-IR spectroscopy.
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DOI:
10.1021/bm0492172
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发表时间:
2005-05
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6.2
通讯作者:
Y. Yamaguchi;T. Nge;Akio Takemura;Naruhito Hori;H. Ono
Y. Yamaguchi;T. Nge;Akio Takemura;Naruhito Hori;H. Ono
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化学2区
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作者:
Y. Yamaguchi;T. Nge;Akio Takemura;Naruhito Hori;H. Ono

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Two-dimensional FT-IR spectroscopy (2D FT-IR) was applied to the investigations of crystalline chitin structure. From this study, new information about spectral bands which are not observed in conventional 1D FT-IR was obtained. In 2D spectra, three specific bands were differentiated at 3482, 3421, and 3380 cm(-1) in the OH region. They could be assigned as C(6)OH groups which are hydrogen-bonded to the next C(6)OH; C(3)OH groups hydrogen-bonded to O(5); and C(6)OH groups bifurcated hydrogen-bonded to C(6)OH as well as C=O, respectively. Two pairs of bands appeared in the amide region, indicating the two types of hydrogen-bonded states of C=O groups. This is in good agreement with the results in the OH region; half of the C(6)OH groups are hydrogen-bonded to C=O as well as the next C(6)OH. The results accurately confirmed the Blackwell model which was established by an X-ray diffraction study. The temperature-dependency of hydrogen-bonds was also revealed by 2D FT-IR. Interchain hydrogen-bonds [C(6)OH...O(6)] first respond to a temperature followed by intrachain [C(6)OH...O=C] and [C(3)OH...O(5)] with increasing temperature. Interchain hydrogen-bonds [NH...O=C] are relatively stable in the temperature range of 40-180 degrees C.