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Table 2 Assignment of the main spectral changes observed in linseed oil aging and summary of the observed changes

From: New insights into the deterioration of TiO2 based oil paints: the effects of illumination conditions and surface interactions

Functional group

Peak position (cm−1)

Assignment

Observed changes in linseed oil and BaSO4

Observed changes in TiO2

C=O stretch

1776

Peracids, perester, γ-lactones, and anhydrides

Small increase in visible and UV–vis light

Small increase in visible and UV–vis light

 

1736

Ester

Used for normalization

Used for normalization

 

1710

saturated ketones, COOH acid, and aldehydes

Minimal increase in linseed oil and BaSO4 samples in UV–vis and visible light; No changes in dark

Large increase in UV–vis and visible light; Slight increase in dark, final point for anatase UV–vis shows large increase

C=C

1670–1610

ν (C=C) of β-unsaturated carbonyl compounds

Small increase in linseed oil only samples in visible and UV–vis light

Strong increase in anatase and rutile pigmented samples in visible and UV–vis light; minimal increase in dark

ν (C–O) Triglycer-ide ester linkage

1000–1300 (main peak at 1168)

ν(C–O) in triglyceride ester linkage + νas (C–O) of C–C(O)–O

Slight increase followed by decrease in linseed oil only samples, N/A in BaSO4 samples

Decrease in TiO2 containing samples in UV–vis and visible light.; No clear change in dark