The self-trapping (soliton) theory which was recently developed to account for the anomalous amide-I band at 1650 cm^-1 in crystalline acetanilide (a model system for protein) has been extended to predict the anharmonicity constant of the overtone spectrum. These infrared-active overtones which have been detected at 3250, 4803, and 6304 cm^-1 yield an anharmonicity constant that is in good agreement with the theory.
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