aromatic nitrile-amide-methacrylate organic material
General assessment- The presence of aromatic C–H, amide III, and alkyl C–H bands is corroborated by multiple literature reports that assign analogous peaks in similar polymeric systems.
- The band at 1237 cm⁻¹ is assigned to amide III (C–N–H bending), consistent with polyamide or proteinaceous structures [8].
- Bands at 1280 cm⁻¹ and 1303 cm⁻¹ are attributable to alkyl C–H bending modes, indicating saturated hydrocarbon chains [12,6].
The nearest library match is aluminum azanium disulfate dodecahydrate (spectral similarity 0.629), a hydrated inorganic salt. No bands characteristic of sulfate, ammonium, or aluminum–oxygen vibrations are evident. The library’s ‘aromatic/methacrylate’ direction, derived from the Top‑15 consensus, better reflects the observed organic functional groups.