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unsaturated ring/alkene-containing resin with possible siloxane/polysaccharide incorporation

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Result No.: 20260329145726150999039 Owner: abiansah Comments: 0
FTIR Analysis Report Moderate confidence

unsaturated ring/alkene-containing resin with possible siloxane/polysaccharide incorporation

Sample & Measurement Parameters

Report No. 20260329145726150999039
Date
Spectral Range (cm⁻¹) N/A
Baseline AsLS baseline correction
Library match 70%

Identification Result

70%

The sample spectrum is most consistent with a resinous material containing unsaturated cyclic/alkene structures, likely a wet strength type resin, but the presence of strong bands attributable to siloxane (Si–O) and silicon–oxygen linkages introduces uncertainty. The material may be a hybrid or composite incorporating both organic resin and siloxane/polysaccharide components FTIR In-Depth Interpretation was not selected for this task, so this section shows the library-search result only and no deep AI interpretation was run.

Detailed interpretation

  • Top library match: Wet strength resin #66787
  • The definitive assignment of peaks to siloxane and silicon–oxygen is not typical for a purely organic wet strength resin, indicating either an inorganic filler/contaminant or a hybrid structure.
  • The band at 835 cm-1, while assignable to aromatic C–H, also has a literature report attributing it to π–π* interactions from carbon nanotubes [7], which is not aligned with the main resin interpretation.
  • The exact nature and role of the siloxane component remain unclear; the inorganic features could arise from a filler, surface contamination, or a covalent hybrid.
  • The library confidence is moderate, and alternative candidates in the top-15 include diols, amines, and polysaccharides, leaving some ambiguity in the precise resin type.

Recommended next steps: Elemental analysis (XPS, SEM-EDS) is recommended to confirm the presence of silicon and distinguish inorganic vs. organic contributions. Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) could reveal the inorganic content, and chemical tests (e.g., resin hydrolysis, Ninhydrin for amine, FeCl3 for phenolics) would help identify functional groups.

Library Comparison

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Library Search Results — Top 15 Candidates

Rank Match % Compound SMILES Spectrum No. Action
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Peak Analysis

★ = Literature-supported assignment
# Wavenumber (cm⁻¹) Absorbance Assignment Citation Assignment status
1 · 732 1.00 - - -
2 · 868 1.00 - - -
3 · 1648 1.00 - - -
4 · 1382 1.00 - - -
5 · 1053 1.00 - - -
6 · 922 1.00 - - -
7 · 788 1.00 - - -
8 · 3219 1.00 - - -
9 · 861 1.00 - - -
10 · 849 1.00 - - -
11 · 835 1.00 - - -
12 · 823 1.00 - - -
13 · 816 1.00 - - -
14 · 805 1.00 - - -
15 · 1242 0.96 - - -
16 · 1203 0.93 - - -
17 · 1212 0.91 - - -
18 · 899 0.88 - - -
19 · 2139 0.15 - - -

Appendix — Raw Spectrum

Raw sample spectrum
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