A comparative IR-spectral study of solute-solute hydrogen bond formation in
carbon tetrachloride and chloroform solutions of 2-amino-pyridine is repor
ted. The presence of chain-like self-associates is confirmed in contrast to
the solid state where the stabilization of the cyclic dimeric structure ta
kes place. This conclusion is suggested on the basis of the NH2 stretching
region data obtained by changing the solute concentration as well as by com
paring with the corresponding data about melted and solid state 2-aminopyri
dine and 3-aminopyridine samples.