哈萨克斯坦及俄罗斯渣油馏分中的硫化物裂解色谱分析

采用裂解气相色谱接脉冲火焰光度检测器（PY-GC-PFPD）,研究了哈萨克斯坦原油及俄罗斯减压原油渣油及其馏分的裂解硫化物的组成分布。依据渣油高温裂解硫化物的主要类型：H2S、噻吩类、苯并噻吩类及二苯并噻吩类,选择噻吩、苯并噻吩（BT）和二苯并噻吩（DBT）模型化合物,考察裂解温度400℃-1000℃及时间5 s-10 s的反应产物及转化率,以证明渣油裂解硫化物基本可反映其在渣油中的结构。采用超临界流体萃取分馏,将俄罗斯和哈萨克斯坦渣油分别分割成18和19个窄馏分,在裂解温度1000℃及10 s条件下,获得了两种渣油及其馏分中H2S、噻吩、BT和DBT的含量分布,推断了渣油中硫化物噻吩类和硫醚类分布规律。     

渣油超临界萃取馏分中硫化物的分离富集研究

采用选择性氧化与色谱结合的方法分离渣油中的硫醚硫化物和噻吩硫化物,该法是基于不同类型硫的选择性氧化、氧化组分与未氧化组分间极性的差异实现的。首先用高碘酸四丁铵在不氧化噻吩硫的情况下将硫醚硫选择性氧化为高极性的亚砜,经色谱柱分离富集后,利用红外色谱和硫元素分析仪,研究了馏分中硫化物的类型分布。结果表明,在俄罗斯渣油中噻吩硫和硫醚硫的质量分数随组分变重均呈增长趋势,噻吩硫相对质量分数(指硫醚硫+噻吩硫)随馏分变重呈下降趋势,相对质量分数在70%以上,噻吩硫是俄罗斯渣油中硫的主要存在形态。     

废弃印刷电路板材料裂解产物的高分辨裂解气相色谱-质谱分析

采用高分辨裂解气相色谱-质谱法(PyGC-MS)分析了FR-4型印刷电路板粉末样品的裂解产物。在氦气氛围中,分别在350,450,550,650和750 ℃下对印刷电路板粉末样品进行热裂解,并通过毛细管气相色谱-质谱对裂解产物进行分析,研究了不同裂解温度下裂解产物分布以及主要裂解产物的产率与裂解温度的关系,根据热分解产物的组成,探讨了热分解反应机理。     

有机硅橡胶裂解产物气相色谱-质谱联用分析

以室温硅橡胶和高温硅橡胶产品的边角废料及次品作为实验原料,进行到催化和碱催化裂解,将裂解产物进行气相色谱－质谱（ＧＣ－ＭＳ）联用分析,经过质谱数据检索,确定了两种酸催化产物的组成,高温橡胶的酸催化裂解产物主要是环状化物合;室温橡胶的酸催化一妥产物中有太和链状两类化合物,该实验为硅像胶废料利用提供了依据。碱催化产物太复杂,产物利用存在困难。     

裂解气相色谱—裂解毛细柱气相色谱联用仪

设计了一种裂解气相色谱--裂解毛细柱气相色谱联用仪。在第一级裂解气相色谱仪把聚合物裂解并分离裂解产物,分离了的产物用六通气体进样阀选取并逐个在第二级裂解气相色谱仪裂解,得到聚合物裂解产物的裂解气相色谱图。与低分子化合物的标准指纹图比较,这些裂解产物就得到确认,这样,就可以充分肯定地推断复杂聚合物的组成。     

气相色谱-裂解气相色谱联用定性参数的研究

〕研究了实验条件对气相色谱-裂解气相色谱联用的定性参数的影响,由于组分的各裂解产物的相对保留值在多数实验条件改变时重现性良好,可作为实际定性的主要依据,而裂解产物的相对峰面积可作为定性的辅助依据。     

烤烟烟叶和烟梗的热裂解产物的研究

为了加深理解梗丝在卷烟叶组配方中的作用,对比研究了烤烟叶片和烟梗的化学组成以及它们在不同温度下的热裂解产物。一个改进后的热裂解装置被用来模拟卷烟的燃烧行为。采用热裂解仪研究了烤烟叶片和烟梗在大气环境中于300 ℃、600 ℃和900 ℃下的热裂解行为,并采用气相色谱-质谱联用仪对它们的热裂解产物进行分析。结果表明,烤烟烟叶和烟梗的热裂解产物种类随着热裂解温度的增加而增多;在相同热裂解温度条件下,烟叶的热裂解产物种类明显多于烟梗的热裂解产物。     

氰酸酯树脂热分解的高分辨裂解气相色谱-质谱分析

采用高分辨裂解气相色谱-质谱(HRPycC—Ms)研究了在不同裂解温度下氰酸酯树脂裂解产物分布以及主要裂解物的产率与裂解温度的关系,根据热分解产物的组成及其温度依赖性,讨论了氰酸酯树脂的热分解机理。     

裂解技术研究Pahokee泥炭腐殖酸的组成和来源特征

通过原位裂解．色谱．质谱(Py-GC-Ms)技术,应用直接裂解和原位裂解甲基化两种手段,从分子水平研究了Pahokee泥炭腐殖酸的来源和组成特征,结果表明：两种裂解方式都得到大量芳香结构的裂解产物,少量游离脂肪酸和脂肪链状结构裂解产物,以及一些含氮或呋喃结构的裂解产物,表明Pahokee泥炭腐殖酸的形成主要与陆生木质素有关,而微生物和其他物质对腐殖酸形成也有重要贡献。     

聚氨酯醇酸的裂解气相色谱-质谱研究

人工合成聚氨酯醇酸,用裂解气相色谱－质谱（ＰＧＣ－ＭＳ）法详细研究其热裂解产物的化学组成,探索其热裂解机理。裂解的主要产物为合成所用的单体甲苯二异氰酸酯（ＴＤＩ）、邻苯二甲酸酐及油脂相应的脂肪酸。     

In situ modification of pyrolysis products of macromolecules in an analytical pyrolyser

An application of pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS) is presented for the fast on-line testing of solid catalysts activity in upgrading pyrolysis oils and/or gases of natural and synthetic polymers. Evaluation of the chemical conversion by a catalyst is simply and quickly performed in a Py-GC/MS instrument without any modification either of the micropyrolyser or the GC inlet. The pyrolysis products evolved from the sample pass through catalyst microbeds of some mm length and the GC/MS analysis of the converted products is performed on-line. Modification of polyolefin, styrene copolymer, polyester, polyamide, brominated epoxy resin and wood pyrolysate was carried out applying sodium type zeolite and medium acidic mesoporous aluminosilicate in the microbeds. The primary pyrolysis products are converted over the microbeds due to the catalytic activity of the bed material. Intramolecular hydrogen transfer reactions promoted by Na zeolite results in the isomerisation of alkenes and alkadienes evolved by pyrolysis from polyethylene and polypropylene. These basic catalysts were found to be effective for the elimination of brominated phenols from the pyrolysate of brominated epoxy resin. Cracking of alkane and alkene oligomer products of polyolefins to light isoalkenes occur over acidic mesoporous aluminosilicate. Certain compounds with polar groups evolved from polyester, polyamide, cellulose or lignin are removed by this catalyst. Alkenylaromatic compounds are simultaneously hydrogenated and polyaromatised in pyrolysis oils of styrene copolymers over both acidic and basic aluminosilicate catalysts tested.     

On the interaction of HBT with pulp lignin during mediated laccase delignification—a study using fractionated pyrolysis-GC/MS

An analytical method using fractionated pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS) was developed and applied for characterizing the type of interaction between 1-hydroxybenzotriazole (HBT)-mediator and pulp lignin in laccase delignification of pulp. In fractionated pyrolysis, the sample is pyrolyzed at progressively increasing temperatures in order to study particular fractions of the sample and to minimize secondary pyrolysis effects. This makes it possible to determine whether a certain pyrolysis product originates from one chemical moiety or different chemical moieties in one molecule. In the present method, samples were fractionated by thermal desorption at 200 °C followed by pyrolysis at progressively increasing temperatures from 320 to 800 °C. The products formed in each fraction were separated in a capillary GC column and detected and identified using MS. The type of interaction between HBT and pulp lignin was studied by following the formation of nitrogen-containing products during fractionated pyrolysis of a residual lignin isolated from laccase/HBT-treated oxygen-delignified softwood kraft pulp. This residual lignin was found to contain approximately 2% HBT residue. Most (87%) of this residue was covalently linked to the residual lignin. The results also strongly suggest that the HBT residue is present in two chemically different forms.     

Development of a new pyrolyzer for thermal desorption and/or pyrolysis gas chromatography of polymeric materials

A new vertical microfurnace-type pyrolyzer for thermal desorption and/or pyrolysis-gas chromatography has been developed. The pyrolyzer consists of two independent temperature-controlled ovens. Initially, in the desorption process, a sample cup containing the polymeric sample of interest is inserted into an oven at 300°C; the sample is then re-positioned at the upper part of the pyrolyzer where the temperature is maintained at room temperature. The resulting vaporized components such as residual solvents and additives give a desorption chromatogram. The relative peak intensities of desorbed plasticizers in acrylonitrile butadiene-rubber gave a relative standard deviation (RSD) of less than 2%. Subsequently, pyrolysis of the remaining polymer is conducted by dropping the sample cup into the second, pyrolyzing, oven at 55°C; at this stage the pyrogram is recorded. The resulting two chromatograms of desorbed components and pyrolysis products make it easier to characterize the polymer formulation than the complicated pyrogram obtained by an ordinary, single-step pyrolysis.     

裂解色谱法研究环化顺—1,4—丁二烯—异戊二烯无规共聚物

如同顺-1,4-聚丁二烯(PBd)和聚异戊二烯(PIP),在一定的催化条件下,顺-1,4-丁二烯-异戊二烯无规共聚物(PBI,简称丁戊无规共聚物)可生成环化顺-1,4-丁戊无规共聚物(CP-BI)。作者曾报道用裂解色谱法表征环化顺-1,4-聚丁二烯(CPBd),本文对不同组成的CPBI和PBI进行了裂解色谱比较研究。 表1所列试样由实验室合成。用CDS pyro-probe 190型裂解器,SP-2305E型气相色谱仪,FID。裂解温度700℃,裂解时间5秒,色谱柱4mm×3m不锈钢柱,填充20%SE-30固定相(101白色担体),柱温106℃,载气氮气40mL/min。试样量约30μg,放于石英管内,后者再插入     

Pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry of a coal extract and its fractions separated by planar chromatography: correlation of structural features with molecular mass

The structural characterisation of a coal liquefaction extract and its three fractions separated by planar chromatography has been described. Size exclusion chromatography showed the molecular mass distributions to become progressively larger with decreasing mobility on the plate. UV-fluorescence spectroscopy of the fractions indicated parallel increases in the sizes of polynuclear aromatic ring systems. Analysis by probe-mass spectrometry of the 'whole' coal extract showed the expected array of small polynuclear aromatic groups extending to m/z 450. The probe mass spectra of the lightest fraction ('mobile in pyridine and acetonitrile') showed similar features, except for effects due to vacuum drying to remove solvent. In sharp contrast, the two heaviest fractions ('mobile in pyridine and immobile in acetonitrile' and 'immobile in pyridine') showed no significant ions other than those from residual NMP solvent (m/z 98 and 99). Pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry of these two heaviest fractions showed only traces of aromatic compounds or fragments. The aromatic pyrolysis products of these fractions were too large and involatile to pass through the GC column. The major components observed in the pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry of the two heavy fractions were alkanes and alkenes, ranging between C10-C25. Since none of the samples contained free alkanes, alkenes or cycloalkanes before pyrolysis, they were generated during the pyrolysis step. The shifts of UV-fluorescence spectral intensity to shorter wavelengths with decreasing size indicated by size exclusion chromatography (SEC) provide direct evidence of differences in structure with changing molecular mass. This evidence strongly suggests that species identified as being of large molecular mass in this extract sample are not composed of molecular aggregates. It remains difficult to establish whether and when it would be legitimate to invoke molecular aggregates to explain the large molecular masses (MMs) identified here and in other work. Copyright 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Thermal behaviour and degradation of a liquid crystalline alkylene-aromatic polyester: Poly(decamethylene-fumaroyl-bis-4-oxybenzoate)

The thermal behaviour and degradation of an alkylene-aromatic liquid crystalline polyester, poly(decamethylene-fumaroyl-bis-4-oxybenzoate), were studied by thermogravimetric analysis under dynamic conditions and by pyrolysis-gas chromatography and pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry in the temperature range 450-650 °C. Among the degradation products detected, maleic anhydride, phenol, 4-hydroxybenzoic acid and the corresponding decenyl ester were the most abundant. The type and the composition of the pyrolysis products gave useful information about the mechanism of thermal degradation. The polyester decomposition starts with a free-radical scission in the mesogenic fragment and continues with electrocyclic reactions in the spacer. The influence of fullerene C₆₀ addition and of the deuteration of the decamethylene spacer on thermal behaviour and degradation were investigated.     

Quantitative comparison of the nitrogen-containing pyrolysis products and amino acid composition of soil humic acids

Pyrrole and acetonitrile, major pyrolysis products of soil humic substances, vary characteristically in abundance with the degree of humification of the organic matter in the soil. Their origin, however, is uncertain because of the large amount of unidentifiable soil nitrogen. A quantitative relationship between amino acid composition and pyrrole and acetonitrile abundances has been established by Curie-point pyrolysis-gas chromatography of a group of test proteins, using polystyrene as an internal standard. The pyrolysis yields of these products from three humic acids extracted from the surface horizons of Scottish brown forest soils (Cambisols or Ochrepts) were entirely accounted for by the known hydrolysable amino acid content and composition, and the products were related to individual amino acids. The peptide amino acid was also found to be the overall source of the aromatic pyrolysis products toluene, phenol and p-cresol.     

Pyrolysis—gas chromatography—mass spectrometry of a low organic matter calcareous soil

A modification to the general method of pyrolysis-gas chromatography of soils which improves the reproducibility of the technique is described. It has been applied to the study of a calcareous soil, low in organic matter and varations have been studied in programs from soil at different depths as well as from the corresponding humic acids, fulvic acids and extraction residues.Most of the major peaks have identified by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry: they correspond to those cited in earlier works. Data are presented on the characteristics of the pyrolysis products of this soil in the relation to their probobic origin. The evolution of organic matter through various pyrolysis relations is also discussed.     

A degradation study of waterborne polyurethane based on TDI

The thermal degradation of synthetic waterborne polyurethane (PU) based on toluenediisocyanate (TDI) was investigated by pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (Py-GC/MS) and thermogravimetry (TG). The degradation profiles of cast films obtained from dispersions were evaluated. More than 20 characteristic volatile pyrolyzates reflecting the structure and pyrolysis mechanisms of the polymer have been identified by on-line MS. The synthesized products of polyurethane were pyrolyzed at 350, 450, 550, 650 and 750 °C respectively, and the analysis results revealed that the pyrolyzates distribution of the polyurethane depends strongly on the pyrolysis temperature. The aqueous polyurethane thermogravimetric measurements were used to study the kinetics of thermal degradation.