An Infrared Study of the Carbon-nitrogen Double Bond Absorption Frequency in Some Alkyl and Alkyl-aryl Substituted Schiff’s Bases

This groundbreaking study explores the properties of carbon-nitrogen double bonds in a variety of chemical structures using cutting-edge infrared technology. The results provide valuable insights into the behavior of specific chemical compounds and have implications for fields ranging from materials science to pharmaceuticals.

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