Perlin- and Bohlmann-Type Effects in Cyclohexylamine and 1-Aminopiperidine Derivatives

Bruno A Piscelli; Lucas André Zeoly; Rodrigo A. Cormanich; Matheus P. Freitas

doi:10.1039/d5cp04783h

January 1, 2026Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Perlin- and Bohlmann-Type Effects in Cyclohexylamine and 1-Aminopiperidine Derivatives

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The study aims to investigate the Perlin and Bohlmann effects in specific chemical derivatives.
Analyzed ¹JCH coupling constants using spectroscopy techniques.
Studied C−H stretching in infrared spectra of derivatives.
Compared findings with known quantum processes.
Observed significant Perlin effect in ¹JCH coupling constants.
Identified Bohlmann effect in C−H stretching within infrared spectra.
Provided insights into the role of hyperconjugation in these phenomena.

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Research explores spectroscopic phenomena in cyclohexylamine derivatives, highlighting quantum insights.

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Spectroscopic phenomena, such as the Perlin effect observed in ¹JCH coupling constants and the Bohlmann effect in C−H stretching within infrared spectra, provide valuable insights into quantum processes like hyperconjugation...

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