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We present Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) absorption data performed in
bulk Propylene Glycol (PG) and its oligomers Poly(Propylene Glycol) (PPG) i
n order to study the OH stretching vibrational region. Furthermore depolari
zed light scattering (DLS) data in the polymers PG and PPGs in the bulk sta
te and confined in silica 25 Angstrom porous glasses with modified and non-
modified inner surface, are presented. The goal is to study how the confine
ment influences the mobility of H-bonded liquids with identical chemical co
mposition but different steric hindrance and to show the main role played b
y the active surface sites (Si-OR groups), in the sense of a bond, on the r
eorientational dynamics.