Research Article
Utilization of Synthesized Zeolite for Improved Properties of Pyrolytic Oil Derived from Used Tire
Table 5
FTIR functional groups and the indicated compounds of this study pyrolytic oil with other pyrolysis liquids.
| Wavelength number (cm−1) | Functional groups | Class of compounds | This study | [36] | [10] | [47] |
| — | — | 3600–3250 | — | O-H stretching | Alcohols, phenols, or carboxylic acids | — | — | 3250–3100 | — | C-H stretching | Aromatic compounds | — | 3100–3005 | — | — | C=C stretching | Alkenes | 3000–2800 | 3000–2800 | 3000–2800 | 3000–2800 | C-H stretching | Alkanes | 1750–1700 | — | — | 1750–1650 | C=O | Aldehydes or ketones | 1650–1635 | 1680–1635 | 1670–1580 | 1675–1575 | C=C stretching | Alkenes | — | 1600–1530 | 1600–1500 | 1625–1575 | Carbon-carbon stretching | Aromatic compounds | 1451–1375 | 1520–1115 | 1480–1360 | 1475–1350 | C-H bending | Alkanes | 1155–1016 | — | 1150–1000 | — | C-H in-plane bending | Aromatic compounds | 965–795 | 1030–835 | 960–870 | 950–875 | C=C stretching | Alkenes | 630–609 | 830–655 | 900–675 | 900–675 | C-H out-of-plane bending | Aromatic compounds |
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