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. 2013 Oct 4;8(10):e74887. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0074887

Figure 2. A typical IR spectrogram of the three most common gallbladder stone types.

Figure 2

A. Cholesterol stone: 1466, 1377, and 1057 cm−1 were the characteristic absorption peaks of cholesterol. B. Pigment stone: 1663, 1629, 1570, and 1247 cm−1 were the characteristic absorption peaks of bilirubin and bilirubinate. C. Calcium carbonate of calcite type: 1436, 875, and 712 cm−1 were the characteristic absorption peaks of calcium carbonate of calcite type. D. Calcium carbonate of aragonite type: 1494, 854, 713, and 700 cm−1 were the characteristic absorption peaks of calcium carbonate of aragonite type.