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Some techniques for FT-IR spectroscopy of humic acids

ŽBÁNKOVÁ, P.; KLUČÁKOVÁ, M.

Original Title

Some techniques for FT-IR spectroscopy of humic acids

English Title

Some techniques for FT-IR spectroscopy of humic acids

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

In this work a systematic study of the characterization of humic acids and heavy metal-humic acid complexes with infrared spectroscopy has been presented. FT-IR spectroscopy is a useful tool in characterization of structure, functional groups and formation modes of humic acids. The multi-component nature of humic acid causes, that the interpretation of spectra is offen difficult. Infrared spectra were measured by two various infrared techniques like traditional KBr pellets and silicon plate (Nicolet 400 FT-IR spectrophotometer). It was observed that spectra measured using silicon plate are more suitable for comparison of various humic samples because they are more detailed than those measured in KBr pellets. The reason is probably formation of hydrogen bridges in KBr.

English abstract

In this work a systematic study of the characterization of humic acids and heavy metal-humic acid complexes with infrared spectroscopy has been presented. FT-IR spectroscopy is a useful tool in characterization of structure, functional groups and formation modes of humic acids. The multi-component nature of humic acid causes, that the interpretation of spectra is offen difficult. Infrared spectra were measured by two various infrared techniques like traditional KBr pellets and silicon plate (Nicolet 400 FT-IR spectrophotometer). It was observed that spectra measured using silicon plate are more suitable for comparison of various humic samples because they are more detailed than those measured in KBr pellets. The reason is probably formation of hydrogen bridges in KBr.

Keywords

humic acids, spectroscopy

Key words in English

humic acids, spectroscopy

Authors

ŽBÁNKOVÁ, P.; KLUČÁKOVÁ, M.

Released

04.10.2005

Location

Rimini

Book

1st European Conference on Chemistry for Life Sciences. Understanding the Chemical Mechanisms of Life.

Pages from

172

Pages to

172

Pages count

1

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT16665,
  author="Pavla {Žbánková} and Martina {Klučáková}",
  title="Some techniques for FT-IR spectroscopy of humic acids",
  booktitle="1st European Conference on Chemistry for Life Sciences. Understanding the Chemical Mechanisms of Life.",
  year="2005",
  pages="172--172",
  address="Rimini"
}