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. 2011 Jul 21;16(7):6148–6164. doi: 10.3390/molecules16076148

Table 2.

FTIR spectrum analysis of functional groups of LP1-3.

Absorption (cm−1) Functional group Structural characteristic
LP1 LP2 LP3
3398.0 3431.8 3430.9 hydroxyl group (-OH) stretching vibration of O-H
amino group (-NH2) stretching vibration of N-H
2924.6,2853.1 2928.0 2930.4 alkyl group (-CH2-) stretching vibration of C-H
1742.9 carboxyl group (-COOH), aldehyde group (-CHO) or esterfunction (-COOR) stretching vibration of C=O
1654.5 1638.0 1647.4 carbonyl group (-C=O or -CHO) stretching vibration of C=O
amide group (-NH2 or –COR) bending vibration of N-H or stretching vibration of C=O
amino group (-NH2) bending vibration of N-H
bound water
1541.3 amino group (-NH2) or amide group (-NH2) bending vibration of N-H
carbonyl group (-C=O) stretching vibration of C=O
1457.9 1458.8 1458.0 alkyl group (-CH2- or –CH3) bending vibration of C-H
1418.8 1425.2 carboxyl group (-COOH) stretching vibration of C-O
1378.2 1364.2 1363.6 carboxyl group (-COOH) symmetrical stretching vibration of C=O
1237.7 1275.1, 1209.1 1270.0 carboxyl group (-COOH) bending vibration of O-H
1159.1 1157.9 ether (-C-O-C-) stretching vibration of C-O
1053.2 1043.9 1013.1 hydroxyl group (-OH) bending vibration of O-H
918.0 920.8 D-glucopyranose ring antisymmetrical ring vibration
865.0 furanose
847.9 α-type glycosidic linkage bending vibration of C-H
819.6 α-D-galactopyranose
764.2 776.2 D-glucopyranose ring symmetrical ring vibration