Abstract
The Raman and FT IR ATR spectra of diethylsulfoxide (DESO)-water mixtures in the SO and C–H stretching vibration regions at different molar ratios are considered. Noticeable changes are observed in the ν SO region, suggesting the existence of strong H-bonds between DESO and water molecules; on the contrary the ν CH bands change only in a less extent, supporting the existence of SO⋯HC hydrogen bonds in pure DESO that gradually break in the presence of water. In addition, FT IR measurements confirm the existence of ‘free’ SO group at low concentrations of DESO. The results obtained are well explainable in frame of the cluster-structure model of liquid water.
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