The influence of amphiphilic compounds self-organization on the Fermi resonance contribution in the OH-groups stretching band formation

Ivan V. Plastinin ; Tatiana A. Dolenko ; Sergey A. Burikov ; Sergey A. Dolenko

Žurnal Sibirskogo federalʹnogo universiteta. Matematika i fizika, Tome 15 (2022) no. 6, pp. 763-775.

Résumé

The role of Fermi resonance (FR) in the formation of the OH-groups Raman spectra stretching band of aqueous solutions of amphiphilic compounds with different lengths of hydrocarbon radicals: ethanol and sodium octanoate, has been studied. The influence of amphiphile self-organization processes on the FR contribution to the intensity of the OH stretching band of aqueous solutions was found.

Détail

Keywords: self-organization, Fermi resonance, Raman spectroscopy, genetic algorithms.
Mots-clés : amphiphiles, aqueous solutions

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