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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jun 25.
Published in final edited form as: J Phys Chem B. 2009 Jun 25;113(25):8776–8783. doi: 10.1021/jp809096m

Table 1.

IR band assignments for molecules present at each surface modification step.

APTES and APS
frequency (cm−1) assignments references
900–1280 Si-O-Si and Si-O-C stretching [18, 27]
1570–1590 vb NH2 deformation [18]
2930 CH2 asymmetric stretch [18]
biotin-NHS and biotinylated surface
frequency assignments adsorption type references
1043 unassigned n/a n/a
1074 C-H deformations on NHS succinimide ring Physi- [18]
1212 NHS C-N-C stretching mode Both [28, 29]
1240–1260* Biotin ureido ring Both [18]
~1660 Amide I (C=O stretch) Chemi- [912, 16, 18]
~1540 Amide II (NH deformation with C-N stretch) Chemi- [912, 16, 18]
1637 Amide I (attached to physisorbed APTES) Chemi- [912, 16, 18]
1527 Amide II (attached to physisorbed APTES) Chemi- [912, 16, 18]
1685–1700 Biotin ureido carbonyl stretch Both [18]
1741 NHS C=O asymmetric Physi- [19, 20]
1788 NHS C=O symmetric Physi- [19, 20]
1818 NHS ester Physi- [19, 20]
Streptavidin (SA)
frequency assignments references
~1640 Amide I band [912, 16, 18]
~1540 Amide II band [912, 16, 18]

Bands for chemisorption of biotin-NHS are distinguished from those of physisorption.

*

Assignments not previously noted for biotin.

Bands assignments clarified. vb = very broad bands.