Hittorf法测定离子迁移数实验的改进

以不同浓度的CuSO4溶液为电解质,Pt电极和Cu电极分别为电解电极,通过观察通电前后电解质溶液阳极区和阴极区颜色的变化,定性分析离子的电迁移现象.通过电极上产生/溶解Cu的变化量以及CuSO4溶液浓度的变化,计算了不同浓度CuSO4溶液中离子的迁移数,并对浓度等因素对迁移数的影响规律进行了探讨.本文对传统离子迁移数的实验进行了改进,旨在加深学生对离子电迁移现象的认识及对迁移数概念的理解.     

阳极氧化铝模板法可控制备金属纳米线和纳米管阵列的生长机制

利用阳极氧化铝模板(AAO)进行Ni的电化学沉积, 通过在溶液中引入螯合剂控制电解质的有效浓度和电沉积的过电位, 实现了Ni纳米线和纳米管阵列的可控制备. 通过分析电沉积过程中纳米线和纳米管在不同位置生长速率(侧壁(Vw)和底端(Vb))的控制因素, 我们提出了纳米线和纳米管生长的可能机制. 当电解质浓度高而还原电位更负(如-1.5 V)时, 或者当电解质浓度低而还原电位较负(如-0.5 V)时, Vw>Vb, 可以获得Ni纳米管阵列; 当电解质浓度高而还原电位较负(如-0.5 V)时, 或者当电解质浓度低而还原电位更负(如-1.5 V)时, Vw≈Vb, 可以获得Ni纳米线阵列. 这种生长机制适用于多种金属纳米管或者纳米线阵列的可控制备.     

茴香醛的直接电氧化合成研究

应用循环伏安和恒电位电解法研究了茴香醚在铂电极上直接电氧化行为.考查扫描速率、反应底物浓度、支持电解质和溶剂对该电氧化行为的影响.结果表明,茴香醚在铂电极上的氧化过程是不可逆的.在硫酸/丙酮溶液中,其响应峰电流最高,反应受扩散控制.经GC-MS检测,主要氧化产物为茴香醛,选择性为66.5%.     

聚苯胺颗粒电极的制备与其电化学行为

采用循环伏安法,以含苯胺(An)的硫酸溶液为电解质,采用循环伏安技术在Pt微盘电极上得到随机、不连续沉积的聚苯胺(PAn)微颗粒和PAn膜.实验结果表明:H2SO4浓度、苯胺浓度、电位扫描上限和扫速对电化学合成随机、不连续沉积的PAn微颗粒具有重要影响.不连续随机沉积的PAn微颗粒电极与PAn膜电极在锂离子(Li-ion)电池电解质溶液中的行为有明显差异,不连续随机沉积的PAn微颗粒电极可以清楚地得到氧化还原电流峰,而PAn膜电极无法形成清晰的氧化还原电流峰.采用较缓慢扫描速度更有利于形成良好"结晶"的不连续PAn颗粒电极,该种电极可以同时具有高比能量和可逆性能.     

离子注入Pt的玻碳电极上甲酸和甲醛的电氧化

制备了离子注入Pt的玻碳电极(Pt/GC),注入剂量为5×10¹⁷ion/cm²,此电极的表面组成和各元素的浓度-深度分布用AES测量,注入Pt的价态用XPS测量.在0.5mol/LHClO₄溶液中,用Pt/GC电极和纯Pt电极研究了甲酸的电氧化行为,并在五种不同种类的电解质溶液中研究了甲醛的电氧化行为.结果表明,Pt/GC电极对甲酸和甲醛的电催化性能按真实表面积计算优于纯Pt电极.这可能与离子注入Pt过程中形成纳米团簇有关.此外,在同一电极上,甲醛在不同种类的电解质溶液中产生不同的氧化电流.说明阴离子对甲醛的电氧化过程有明显影响     

温和条件下电活化co2合成碳酸二甲酯

在含0.1mol/L四乙基铵四氟硼酸盐的乙腈和N,N-二甲基甲酰胺溶液中,研究了CO2在铜电极上的循环伏安行为。结果表明,CO2在电位E=-2.3V(vs.Ag/AgI)发生不可逆还原。在常压CO2气气氛下,含0.1mol/L四乙基铵四氟硼酸盐的乙腈溶液的一室型电解池中,以镁为牺牲阳极,铜为工作电极,Ag/AgI电极为参比电极,在一定电位下电解时,CO2可以被电活化并与甲醇反应,加入烷基化试剂碘甲烷后可得碳酸二甲酯(DMC)。该合成方法安全清洁、体系简单、实验条件温和。考察了电解电位、通电量、反应温度、支持电解质、溶剂、电极材料等对电解产率的影响。确定当E=-2.3V(vs.Ag/AgI),通电量为理论电量,以四乙基铵四氟硼酸盐为支持电解质,乙腈为溶剂,在25℃和常压下反应,DMC产率最高,为14.92%。表明以CO2和甲醇为原料在温和条件下(PCO2=1.0atm,T=25℃)电合成制备DMC具有一定的可行性。     

Ti/Ag+Cu电极制备及其在水杨酸降解中的应用

采用电沉积法制备了Ti/Ag+Cu电极并将其用于水杨酸的降解.对含有不同n(Ag)∶n(Cu)的Ti/Ag+Cu电极的电化学性能进行了研究,考察了支持电解质Na_2SO_4的浓度对水杨酸降解率的影响,并对超声波降解、电化学氧化降解和声电协同降解效果进行了比较.结果表明:在室温条件下,支持电解质Na_2SO_4的浓度为1.441 g·L~(-1),Ti/Ag+Cu电极的n(Ag)∶n(Cu)=5∶5时水杨酸的声电协同降解率为99.2%,有很好的协同降解效用.     

罗丹明B的电致化学发光行为研究

研究发现罗丹明B在碱性溶液中铂电极上有较强的电致化学发光行为.通过对不同NaOH浓度,以及对不同支持电解质的考察,确定最佳电致化学发光条件.在最优条件下,在1.2×10-7~1.1×10-6mol/L浓度范围内,罗丹明B的电致化学发光强度与其浓度成线性关系,最低检测限为9.0×10-8mol/L(S/N=3).将罗丹明B同一些生物活性物质相配合,然后通过罗丹明B的ECL技术对生物活性物质进行检测.     

动态阻（容）抗法研究Cl－对银铟硒上电化学振荡的影响

采用现场动态阻（容）抗法测试技术,研究在不同支持电解质溶液中,过氧化氢在电沉积银铟硒电极上阴极还原过程的电化学振荡行为,振荡前后,电极的表面组成亦由ＡＥＳ能谱测得。根据实验结果,详细讨论了氯离子对此电化学振荡机理的影响。     

以乙醇作溶剂电沉积制备CIGS薄膜

利用恒电位电沉积法在以乙醇为溶剂的溶液中制备了铜铟镓硒(CIGS)薄膜.并采用扫描电子显微镜(SEM)、X射线能谱仪(EDS)、X射线衍射仪(XRD)和紫外-可见-近红外(UV-VIS-NIR)分光光度计分别对薄膜的形貌、成分、晶体结构和吸收特性进行了表征.结果表明在-1.6V(相对于饱和甘汞电极电位)工作电位下沉积的薄膜经450°C退火后能够形成形貌均匀致密、结晶性良好、带隙约为1.17eV的黄铜矿结构CuIn0.7Ga0.3Se2薄膜.实验过程中发现,以乙醇为溶剂可以有效避免在水溶液中出现的析氢现象,减小了沉积电位的限制.     

Synthesis of uniform anatase TiO2 nanoparticles by the gel-sol method 2. Adsorption of OH- Ions to Ti(OH)4 gel and TiO2 particles

The pH value in the gel-sol system for the preparation of uniform anatase TiO2 nanoparticles, as a decisive factor for controlling the size and shape of the final product, was found to be significantly changed during the formation process of the anatase TiO2 particles from a condensed Ti(OH)4 gel. The dramatic evolution of pH with the progress of the synthetic process has clearly been explained in terms of the adsorption and desorption of a hydroxide ion (OH-) ora proton (H+) on the solids transforming with time. The adsorption and desorption of OH- or H+ were enhanced by the presence of an inert electrolyte such as NaClO4, as explained by its shielding effect on the electrical interactions between the electrically charged precipitates and free OH- and H+ ions. The electrolyte also hampered the phase transformation of Ti(OH)4 precipitate to anatase TiO2. This effect of electrolytes was explained in terms of the inhibited nucleation of anatase TiO2 by enhanced adsorption of OH- ions toTiO2 embryos. The points of zero charge (PZC) of the amorphous Ti(OH)4 precipitate and the anatase TiO2 particles at 25 degrees C were obtained from the change in pH associated with the adsorption and desorption of OH- or H+, i.e., 4.6 for Ti(OH)4 precipitate and 6.0 for anatase TiO2 in the presence of 0.1 mol dm(-3) NaClO4. The PZCof the Ti(OH)4 precipitate measured at 25 degrees C after additional aging at 100 degrees C for 30 min was shifted to 4.1, owing to the promoted adsorption of OH-.     

Donnan permselectivity in layer-by-layer self-assembled redox polyelectrolye thin films

Redox polyelectrolyte multilayers have been assembled with use of the layer-by-layer (LBL) deposition technique with cationic poly(allylamine) modified with Os(bpy)(2)ClPyCHO (PAH-Os) and anionic poly(styrene)sulfonate (PSS) or poly(vinyl)sulfonate (PVS). Different behavior has been observed in the formal redox potential of the Os(II)/Os(III) couple in the polymer film with cyclic voltammetry depending on the charge of the outermost layer and the electrolyte concentration and pH. The electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) has been used to monitor the exchange of ions and solvent with the external electrolyte during redox switching. At low ionic strength Donnan permselectivity of anions or cations is apparent and the nature of the ion exclusion from the film is determined by the charge of the topmost layer and solution pH. At high electrolyte concentration Donnan breakdown is observed and the osmium redox potential approaches the value for the redox couple in solution. Exchange of anions and water with the external electrolyte under permselective conditions and salt and water under Donnan breakdown have been observed upon oxidation of the film at low pH for the PAH-Os terminating layer. Moreover, at high pH values and with PVS as the terminating layer EQCM mass measurements have shown that cation release was masked by water exchange.     

Effects of the molar ratio of hydroxide and fluoride to Al(III) on fluoride removal by coagulation and electrocoagulation

The effect of the molar ratio of hydroxide and fluoride ions to Al(III) ions (gamma(OH) and gamma(F)) on coagulation and electrocoagulation (EC) was studied to solve the problem of the over addition of acid or base. The efficiency of defluoridation was approximately 100% when the sum of gamma(OH) and gamma(F) (gamma(OH+F)) was close to 3. This finding reveals that the fluoride ions and the hydroxide ions can co-precipitate with Al(III) ions and the formula of the precipitate is Al(n)F(m)(OH)(3n-m). However, when gamma(OH) was less than 2.4, the defluoridation efficiency, given that gamma(OH+F)=3, dropped as gamma(OH) fell, because the amount of aluminum polymer formed dropped. The efficiency of defluoridation of EC exceeded that of coagulation for equal gamma(OH) and gamma(OH+F), when gamma(OH+F)>3, proving the existence of an electrocondensation effect.     

Study and modeling of iron hydroxide nanoparticle uptake by AOT (w/o) microemulsions

Control over nanoparticle size is a key factor which labels a given preparation technique successful. When organic reactions are mediated by ultradispersed catalysts, the concentration of the colloidal nanoparticle catalysts and their stability become key factors as well. In this study, variables affecting iron hydroxide nanoparticle size, stability, and maximum possible colloidal concentration in AOT/water/isooctane microemulsions were investigated. Iron hydroxide was prepared in single microemulsions by first solubilizing iron chloride powder in the water pools, followed by addition of aqueous NaOH. Upon addition of NaOH, Fe(OH)3 nanoparticles stabilized in the water pools formed in addition to bulk precipitate of Fe(OH)3. The time-invariant concentration of the stabilized Fe(OH)3 is defined as the nanoparticle uptake, and it corresponds to the maximum possible concentration of the colloidal nanoparticles. The effect of the following variables on the nanoparticle uptake and size distribution was investigated: mixing time; surfactant concentration; water to surfactant mole ratio; and the initial concentration of the precursor salt. At 300 rpm of mixing a constant uptake of iron hydroxide nanoparticles was achieved in about 2 h and further mixing had limited effect on the nanoparticle uptake and particle size. An optimum R was found for which a maximum nanoparticle uptake was obtained. Nanoparticle uptake increased linearly with the surfactant concentration and displayed a power function with the initial concentrations of the precursor salt. The surface area/g of the nanoparticles was much higher than literature values, however, following a trend opposite to that of the nanoparticle uptake. The surface area/unit volume of the microemulsion, on the other hand, followed the same trend as the nanoparticle uptake. The particle size increased as R and/or the surfactant concentration increased. A mathematical model based on correlations for water uptake by Winsor type II microemulsions accurately accounted for the effect of the aforementioned variables on the nanoparticle uptake.     

A study on effect of hydrogen reduction reaction on the initial stage of Ni electrodeposition using EQCM

Electrodeposition of Ni from acidic sulfate solution with/without the addition of boric acid was studied by electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) to further investigate the initial stage of Ni deposition. EQCM analysis showed that nickel hydroxide was formed due to the pH increase near the electrode caused by hydrogen evolution in the absence of boric acid. In the presence of boric acid, nickel hydride was formed. EQCM was found to be a useful in-situ tool for investigating the effects of the evolution and absorption of hydrogen on metal deposition and separating the charge used for Ni deposition and for hydrogen reduction.     

Formation of hydrotalcite in aqueous solutions and intercalation of ATP by anion exchange

The formation reaction and the intercalation of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) were studied for hydrotalcite (HT), a layered double hydroxide (LDH) of magnesium and aluminum. Hydrotalcite with nitrate ions in the interlayer (HT-NO(3)) was formed (A) by dropwise addition of a solution of magnesium and aluminum nitrates (pH ca. 3) to a sodium hydroxide solution (pH ca. 14) until the pH decreased from 14 to 10 and (B) by dropwise addition of the NaOH solution to the solution of magnesium and aluminum nitrates with pH increasing from 3 to 10. The precipitate obtained with method B was contaminated with aluminum hydroxide and the crystallinity of the product was low, possibly because aluminum hydroxide precipitates at pH 4 or 5 and remains even after HT-NO(3) forms at pH above 8. With method A, however, the precipitate was pure HT-NO(3) with increased crystallinity, since the solubility of aluminum hydroxide at pH above and around 10 is high as dissolved aluminate anions are stable in this high pH region, and there was no aluminum hydroxide contamination. The formed HT-NO(3) had a composition of [Mg(0.71)Al(0.29)(OH)(2)](NO(3))(0.29).0.58H(2)O. To intercalate ATP anions into the HT-NO(3), HT-NO(3) was dispersed in an ATP solution at pH 7. It was found that the interlayer nitrate ions were completely exchanged with ATP anions by ion exchange, and the interlayer distance expanded almost twice with a free space distance of 1.2 nm. The composition of HT-ATP was established as [Mg(0.68)Al(0.32)(OH)(2)](ATP)(0.080)0.88H(2)O. The increased distance could be explained with a calculated molecular configuration of the ATP as follows: An ATP molecule is bound to an interlayer surface with the triphosphate group, the adenosine group bends owing to its bond angles and projects into the interlayer to a height of 1 nm, and the adenosine groups aligned in the interlayer support the interlayer distance.     

Synthesis, characterization, and X-ray crystal structure of a gallium monohydroxide and a hetero-bimetallic gallium zirconium oxide

A monomeric hydroxide of gallium, LGa(Me)OH, containing terminal hydroxide and methyl groups was prepared by the hydrolysis of LGa(Me)Cl in the presence of N-heterocyclic carbene and water [L = HC{(CMe)(2,6-i-Pr2C6H3N)}2] in high yield and in a pure form. LGa(Me)OH was used as a synthon to assemble the first hetero-bimetallic compound with a Ga-O-Zr core, [(LGaMe)(Cp2ZrMe)](mu-O).     

Ion and solvent transfer discrimination at a nickel hydroxide film exposed to LiOH by combined electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) and probe beam deflection (PBD) techniques

A combined electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) and probe beam deflection (PBD) instrument was used to monitor the mobile species transfers associated with the redox processes of thin (Γ100–150 nmol cm⁻²) α- and β-nickel hydroxide films exposed to aqueous LiOH solution. A comparison of the measured PBD signal with the predicted PBD profiles, calculated by temporal convolution analysis of the current and mass responses, enabled the contributions to redox switching of anion (OH⁻) and solvent (H₂O) transfers to be discriminated quantitatively. The responses from the combined instrument are reconciled in terms of H⁺ deintercalation/intercalation within the nickel hydroxide structure as OH⁻ ions enter/exit the film. Hydroxide ion movement is associated with a counterflux of water. Thin nickel hydroxide films show a gradual α→β phase transformation with continuous voltammetric cycling, especially when the films are exposed to high concentrations of electrolyte. α-Films are characterised by OH⁻ transfers that dominate the H⁺ and H₂O movements; β-films are characterised by an increased participation of water and protons to the exchange dynamics.     

聚合氯化铁中OH／Fe物质的量比的测定

讨论了测定聚合氯化铁中OH/Fe物质的量比的几种方法,确定用过量碱沉淀法测定聚合氯化铁中的OH/Fe物质量比;同时研究了影响测定的各种因素,找出了最佳的测定条件.通过对合成试样和未知试样的测定,结果表明方法无系统误差存在,结果准确、可靠.     

Morphology and size control of barium carbonate in ethanol–water mixed solvents

Barium carbonate (BaCO₃) particles have been obtained by the precipitation reaction of CO₂ bubbles to barium hydroxide [Ba(OH)₂] in the ethanol–water mixed solvents. Various morphologies, from rounded peanut, leaf-like, rod, and needle particles, were controlled by the precipitation step, where CO₂ gas was fed to Ba(OH)₂ in ethanol–water mixed solvent. The CO₂ gas as a carbonate source and Ba(OH)₂ slurry as a barium ion source are dissolved in the mixed solvents, within the solubility limit, to precipitate. The reactants dissolve progressively while they precipitate to BaCO₃. Ba(OH) ₂ slurry becomes translucent and opaque while the reaction proceeds. It becomes more opaque, upon which the dissolution of Ba(OH)₂ proceeds and BaCO₃ precipitates. The opaqueness of the products depends on the particle size of BaCO₃ in the product. The characteristics of BaCO₃ were confirmed by the X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscope (TEM), and electrophoretic light scattering methods. The amount of water in the mixed solvents and of Ba(OH) ₂ in the reaction batch is related to the reaction rate in the nucleation and growing step, so that it was possible to control the shape of particles. Based on the understanding of the size and morphology of BaCO₃ in the solid/liquid–gas system, it was possible to obtain a well-dispersed average 40-nm BaCO₃ colloid.