Copolymerized PP
Entity identified- reference library comparison returned Copolymerized PP (#713) at similarity 0.875, closely followed by other polypropylene entries (PP, 0.875; PP, 0.870; Copolypropylene, 0.871), confirming a polypropylene‐based composition.
- The reference interpretation notes that the co‐occurrence of these characteristic bands in models for polyolefin and polypropylene‐based polymer classes reinforces a hydrocarbon backbone interpretation.
- The strong C-H stretching absorptions at 2950, 2917, 2868, and 2847 cm⁻¹ are consistent with asymmetric and symmetric CH3 and CH2 stretching vibrations typical of aliphatic hydrocarbon backbones in polyolefins.
Direct‑literature evidence returned a wide range of group assignments (e.g., O–Mg–O, Zn–O, tetrahedral sites, Si–O) from sources that are not chemically compatible with the polyolefin material; these reflect the diversity of the literature corpus rather than meaningful spectral evidence for the present sample.