Spectroscopy — Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide using a copper rubeanate metal organic framework

Measurement evidence

Spectroscopy

Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide using a copper rubeanate metal organic framework · Hinogami R., Yotsuhashi S., Deguchi M. et al. · ECS Electrochemistry Letters · 2012

1 measurement group · 7 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

infrared spectroscopy (JASCO, IR-4200)

air-dried CR-MOF particles · Powder

IR spectra of CR-MOF compared with rubeanic acid constituent.

Context
pristine CR-MOF powder
Measurement source
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CR-MOF IR absorption peak1112 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
CR-MOF IR absorption peak1278 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
CR-MOF IR absorption peak1508 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
CR-MOF IR absorption peak3241 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
CR-MOF IR absorption peak788 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
CR-MOF IR absorption peak865 cm-1Text
Exact Reported
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1
IR evidence for polymer structureCR-MOF spectrum appeared broader than rubeanic acid, suggesting formation of a polymer structureText
Qualitative
H18 · Results and Discussion · Figure 1