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Virtually the only evidence for hydrogen bonding by alkenes has been obtained from their vibrational spectra. In their survey of C—H groups as acceptors in hydrogen bonding, Allerhand and Schleyer [7] observed the C—H stretching mode in the infrared spectrum of the molecules listed in Table 4.1 (see p. 116). The wavenumber of this mode (3060–3100 cm-1) was found to decrease when azine or dimethyl sulphoxide was added to a CCl4 solution of any of these compounds, a new peak or shoulder appearing; this is evidence that a complex forms between the solute and the donor species.
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Green, R.D. (1974). sp2 Carbon. In: Hydrogen Bonding by C—H Groups. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02172-7_4
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