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. 2020 Apr 17;11:356. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.00356

TABLE 2.

PAS and DRIFT FTIR main absorption bands for fingerprint region of Chamomile (A), Cornflower (E), Birch buds (B), Hibiscus (C), Peppermint (D) and assignments.

Sample DRIFT, cm–1 PAS, cm–1 Reference, cm–1 Bond, stretching Functional group/compounds References
Chamomile (A), Cornflower (E) 1734 1735 1737 C = O bond Luteolin Zou et al., 2005
1603 1605 1628 C = O bond Luteolin Parlinska-Wojtan et al., 2016
1374 1370 1375 C–N stretch Aromatic amines I, II Dehelean et al., 2007
1239 1241 1250 C–H stretch and O–H deform. of carboxyl groups and bending of N–H bond Amide III Choong et al., 2016
1102 1105 1109 –C–O Terpenoids, flavones Lehto et al., 2018
1050 1052 1053 C–O–C stretch Aromatic ethers and polysaccharides Szymczycha-Madeja et al., 2013
Birch buds (B) 1730 1731 1735 1726–1730 C = O stretching C = O vibration in unconjugated ketone, carbonyl, and aliphatic groups (xylan); esters, ketones, and aldehydes in hemicelluloses
1707 1711 1704 1655–1658 absorbed OH and conjugated CO, HOH, OH bending in lignin or cellulose absorbed water
1455 1455 1453 CH2 deformation stretching; CH deformation asymmetric in plane; HCH and OCH in plane bending vibration. lignin and xylan, lignin and hemicelluloses,
1375 1374 1372 1368–1369 aliphatic CH stretching; CH deformation. in methyl and phenol in cellulose and hemicelluloses, in plane CH bending;
1256 1252 1254 1261–1263 stretching of OCO; CO stretching; CO linkages. guaiacyl ring; in lignin; in guaiacyl aromatic methoxyl groups
892 894 895 C-H COC, CCO, and CCH deformation stretching out of plane glucose ring in cellulose and hemicelluloses and for guaiacyl rings in lignin
Hibiscus (C) 1785 1784 1788 R1R2C = CH2 Methylene, overtone of δ‘ CH (out of plane)
1730 1739 1743 vC = O Ketone
1612 1617 1629 Ortho-CO-C6H4-OH Influenced by I,M, and steric effects of substituent
1095 1097 1098 -C-H In-plane CH pending modes
1063 1061 1065 -C-H In-plane CH pending modes
1028 1030 1033 vs SO3
Peppermint (D) 1723 1725 1725 C = O vibration bonded conjugated ketones, aldehydes, quinines and esters
1630 1628 1628 C = C vibration of aromatic structures, C = O stretching amide I and carboxylic acids
1439 1422 1441 O-H in plane bend, C-O stretch vibration carboxylic acids carbonates
1261 1261 1250 C–H stretch and O–H deform. of carboxyl groups and bending of N–H bond Amide III
1149 1150 1153 C–O–C stretch Aromatic ethers and polysaccharides