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The molar absorptivity or infrared intensity was also calculated for each vibrational

mode.

The scaled molecular vibrational spectra are shown for Models A ~ C with partial

hexahedral cage in Figure 8, and Models D ~ F with twisted cage with one diagonal Si-

O-Si bond in Figure 9.

Seven modes of O-H stretching vibration are observed above 3000 cm

-1

for the models

of A ~ F. One of those seven modes for each of Models A and B indicates significantly

lower wave number which is affected by the hydrogen bonding. The influence of

hydrogen bond on the O-H vibration is reported by Chojnowski et al. [13] According

to them the vibrational frequency or the wave number is lowered in the range of 100 ~

400 cm

-1

depending on the type of hydrogen bond complex.

There are three modes of Si-H stretching vibration in 2000 ~ 2500 cm

-1

range common

for the spectra of Models A ~ F.

The strong infrared intensities around 1000 cm

-1

are related to Si-O vibrations.

It is difficult to describe the other infrared absorption peaks in the fingerprint region by

particular motion of component atoms. It should be noted that a peak around 875 cm

-1

was consistently observed in FTIR spectra of the actual explosive substances.

Figure 8

: Scaled molecular vibrational spectra for Models A ~ C with partial hexahedral cage

including four Si-Si bonds.

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