NOE和二维NMR技术在倍半萜化学位移归属中的应用

本文用NOE和二维核磁共振技术-COSY,C-H化学位移相关,C-H远程化学位移相关(COLOC),DEPT对二个倍半萜分子的立体化学结构进行了研究,并对其¹H和¹³C化学位移进行了归属。     

核磁共振二维谱反演

核磁共振二维谱包含扩散系数 D 和横向弛豫时间 T₂ 的信息,利用核磁共振仪来测量多孔介质中物质的信息,根据其弛豫时间和扩散系数的差别来区分不同物质;利用全局反演方法,提出了核磁共振二维谱反演的物理模型和数学模型;介绍了传统的奇异值分解（SVD）和改进的奇异值分解反演算法;采用改进的奇异值分解法对核磁共振二维谱进行反演,其反演算法具有计算速度快和二维谱分布连续等优点. 它适合于信噪比较高的数据反演,当原始数据信噪比SNR≥100时,可以对二维谱图进行定量分析;当60≤SNR<100时,可以对二维谱图进行定性分析. 核磁共振二维谱可以一次性直接区分油和水,为核磁共振测井提供了新的科学技术.     

利用二维核磁共振法研究粉防已碱的溶液构象

本文利用二维核磁共振的质子NOE谱、四极矩二维谱、异核化学位移相关谱研究了粉防已碱的溶液构象,并确定了五条谱线的归属.     

中国人参的核磁共振研究Ⅰ.人参皂甙Re的二维核磁共振谱研究

用400MHz和500MHz超导核磁共振谱仪测定了具有生理活性的达玛烷型人参皂甙Re的同核、异核二维化学位移相关谱和相敏双量子滤波二维相关谱,由此归属了人参皂甙Re的氢谱,测定了Re的质子偶合常数。     

抚顺页岩油的高分辨核磁共振研究

用高分辨液体核磁共振氢谱、碳谱、二维碳氢相关谱和DEPT谱(无畸变极化转移增强法)对我国抚顺页岩油的不同组分进行了详细研究,得出了一些结构信息和变化规律。     

正十二烷基硫酸钠在聚丙烯酰胺溶液中聚集的1H NMR研究

利用核磁共振自旋-晶格弛豫时间（T₁）、自旋-自旋弛豫时间（T₂）、自扩散系数（D）以及二维核Overhause增强谱（2D NOESY）技术研究了表面活性剂正十二烷基硫酸钠（SDS）在聚丙烯酰胺（PAM）浓度固定为10 g/L水溶液中的聚集. 结合与SDS水溶液体系核磁共振实验数据比较,得到了如下信息：（1） 当溶液中有PAM存在时,SDS分子的运动性下降,临界聚集浓度提前;（2） 随着SDS浓度的增加,PAM分子的自扩散性能下降,同时分子链的柔软性也下降了;（3） 2D NOESY谱结果表明,PAM与SDS分子间未发生直接的缔合作用.     

新二维核磁共振谱在天然产物研究中的应用

二维核磁共振技术是天然产物研究方面的关键技术手段. 由于天然产物种类繁多、结构多样、构效关系极为复杂,如何合理高效使用二维核磁共振技术这一方法,对于化合物结构的准确分析尤为重要. 该文分析了目前常用的二维核磁共振谱的优缺点,重点对最近几年涌现的新的二维核磁共振谱：H2BC、新H2BC、HAT HMBC和HSQC-ADEQUATE及其在天然产物结构研究中的应用作了较为详细的介绍,以促进新二维技术在天然产物研究领域的有效应用.     

中国人参的核磁共振研究Ⅰ．人参皂甙Re的二维核磁共振谱研究

用４００ＭＨｚ和５００ＭＨｚ超导核磁共振谱仪测定了具有生理活性的达玛烷型人参皂甙Ｒｅ的同核、异核二维化学位移相关谱和相敏双量子滤波二维相关谱，由此归属了人参皂甙Ｒｅ的氢谱，测定了Ｒｅ的质子偶合常数。     

4,4,5,5-四甲基-1,3,2-二氧硼戊环的11B NMR及1H-11B HMQC研究

以4,4,5,5-四甲基-1,3,2-二氧硼戌环分子为研究对象,对碳硼烷类化合物的核磁共振(NMR)检测方法进行了研究.除了采用常规的核磁共振碳谱(~(13)C NMR)、氢谱(~1H NMR)及其二维相关谱外,引入核磁共振硼谱(~(11)B NMR)与二维异核多量子相关谱(~1H-~(11)B HMQC),对含硼类化合物结构进行了测定,该方法对于准确解析硼烷类化合物的结构具有较好的参考意义.     

棉子糖乙酰化物的2D—NMR研究

应用氢-氢和碳-氢相关谱(~1H-~1H COSY and~(13)C-~1H COSY),同核和异核J-分解谱(JRES and HETJRES),异核中继相干传递二维谱(RELAY)和异核远程化学位移相关谱(COLOC)研究了棉子糖乙酰化物的化学结构,并对COLOC及RELAY实验的参数取值进行了讨论。结果表明,二维核磁共振技术特别是COLOC对于确定配糖体糖基的连接顺序和连接位置是十分有效的方法。     

Nuclear quadrupole resonance exchange spectroscopy with shaped radiofrequency pulses

Recent work on the nuclear quadrupole resonance (NQR) investigation of molecular dynamics in the solid state has relied on 2D methods. We report our studies of dynamic processes by 1D shaped pulse NQR spectroscopy. Significant advantages include considerably shorter experimental duration, clear definition of the exchange time window, and avoidance of off-resonance effects. The reorientation of the Cl₃C? group in polycrystalline chloral hydrate [Cl₃C–CH(OH)₂] is considered as a test case. This may be modelled as a three-site exchange process. An analysis of the generalised Bloch–McConnell equation is performed to formulate the kinetic matrix. The present approach involves simultaneous excitation of the sites that undergo chemical exchange by employing a suitably modulated shaped RF pulse, followed by a mixing time, and finally a suitable read pulse for signal detection. The experimental signal intensities are plotted against the mixing time to extract the kinetic parameters, i.e. the exchange rate and the spin-lattice relaxation rate. Variable temperature measurements are carried out to determine the activation parameters. Short experiment times are possible in our 1D mode, enabling a large number of runs to be readily performed as a function of mixing time and temperature. The kinetic and activation parameters obtained in the case of chloral hydrate are in good agreement with recent literature values.     

On the use of 2D correlation and exchange NMR spectroscopy in organic porous materials

Two-dimensional (2D) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) methods for the investigation of correlation and exchange have been introduced in recent years and have been applied to a range of different systems. Here, we report on the use of 2D NMR diffusion-diffusion correlation spectroscopy for the investigation of diffusion anisotropy in cellular plant tissues and of diffusion-diffusion exchange spectroscopy for the study of the diffusive exchange of dextran in a dispersion of polyelectrolyte multilayer hollow capsules. Furthermore, diffusion-relaxation correlation spectroscopy was applied to both systems.     

Measurement of spin-lattice relaxation times and concentrations in systems with chemical exchange using the one-pulse sequence: breakdown of the Ernst model for partial saturation in nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

A fundamental problem in Fourier transform NMR spectroscopy is the calculation of observed resonance amplitudes for a repetitively pulsed sample, as first analyzed by Ernst and Anderson in 1966. Applications include determination of spin-lattice relaxation times (T(1)'s) by progressive saturation and correction for partial saturation in order to determine the concentrations of the chemical constituents of a spectrum. Accordingly, the Ernst and Anderson formalism has been used in innumerable studies of chemical and, more recently, physiological systems. However, that formalism implicitly assumes that no chemical exchange occurs. Here, we present an analysis of N sites in an arbitrary chemical exchange network, explicitly focusing on the intermediate exchange rate regime in which the spin-lattice relaxation rates and the chemical exchange rates are comparable in magnitude. As a special case of particular importance, detailed results are provided for a system with three sites undergoing mutual exchange. Specific properties of the N-site network are then detailed. We find that (i) the Ernst and Anderson analysis describing the response of a system to repetitive pulsing is inapplicable to systems with chemical exchange and can result in large errors in T(1) and concentration measurements; (ii) T(1)'s for systems with arbitrary exchange networks may still be correctly determined from a one-pulse experiment using the Ernst formula, provided that a short interpulse delay time and a large flip angle are used; (iii) chemical concentrations for exchanging systems may be correctly determined from a one-pulse experiment either by using a short interpulse delay time with a large flip angle, as for measuring T(1)'s, and correcting for partial saturation by use of the Ernst formula, or directly by using a long interpulse delay time to avoid saturation; (iv) there is a significant signal-to-noise penalty for performing one-pulse experiments under conditions which permit accurate measurements of T(1)'s and chemical concentrations. The present results are analogous to but are much more general than those that we have previously derived for systems with two exchanging sites. These considerations have implications for the design and interpretation of one-pulse experiments for all systems exhibiting chemical exchange in the intermediate exchange regime, including virtually all physiologic samples.     

Scientific investigations of the Imperial Gates from the Petrindu wooden church,Salaj County,Romania

In order to preserve and restore the Imperial Gates from the Petrindu wooden church, Salaj County, Romania, (map location—latitude, longitude: 46.97, 23.19), the scientific investigation of the wooden support and painting materials (ground and pigments) was performed, employing Fourier‐transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X‐ray fluorescence spectroscopy, and 3D scanning. FTIR spectroscopy offered information about the wooden degradation stage, whereas X‐ray fluorescence and FTIR spectroscopic methods were employed for structural painting materials characterization. The structural data can be correlated with the artistic, theological, and historical analysis of this religious patrimony object. After obtaining information about the wooden support and painting materials, the Imperial Gates were 3D digitized using state of the art laser scanning technology. The digital 3D model obtained was restored in a virtual environment and converted into an interactive 3D model that can be used for Romanian cultural heritage digital dissemination.     

四维NMR谱

尽管３ＤＮＭＲ谱的分辨率有所提高，但解释较大的三维异核ＮＭＲ谱时，仍存在含糊性。因此，人们希望通过增加维数进一步提高分辨率，在最近几年中出现了４ＤＮＭＲ谱，４ＤＮＭＲ谱常常是说明２ＤＮＭＲ谱的方法，４ＤＮＭＲ实验可简单地看作是由三个２ＤＮＭＲ实验所组成，新的４ＤＮＭＲ技术仍在不断地发展，已有许多将４ＤＮＭＲ谱应用于蛋白质及核酸研究的报道。     

Characterization of some ancient glass vessels fragments found in Xinjiang,China, using a portable energy dispersive XRF spectrometer

In this article, a portable energy dispersive X‐ray fluorescence spectrometer having determination capability for elements of Na and Mg is applied to characterization of the 58 ancient glass vessels fragments found in Xinjiang, China, successfully. These ancient glass samples were found in different historical sites dated from the Han Dynasty (202 B.C.–220 A.D.) to early Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368 A.D.). The chemical composition difference between the original weathered and inner fresh surfaces is distinguished. Using Mg, Ca, Al and K as the diagnostic elements, the glass samples analyzed are mainly classified into three types through cluster analysis. Each type of glass seems to be produced under different recipes. The techniques used to make these glasses and their possible provenances are discussed briefly. The obtained results provide new useful information for further understanding of the exchange and trade networks related to early glasses found in Xinjiang, China. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Neutron spectroscopy of molecular nanomagnets

This short overview gives an account on the use of neutron spectroscopy for the examination of molecular nanomagnets, systems constructed by crystalline arrangement of finite size clusters (usually with regular form) of interacting moment carrying atoms ?C magnetic molecules. Opposed to extended magnetic systems with bands of collective excitations such as spin-waves the molecular nanomagnets are entities with local properties, each magnetic molecule possessing a finite number of energy levels that can be solved exactly for small enough systems. In essence, the number of states remains finite despite growing rapidly with increasing number of magnetic centers and the value of the spin quantum number. Increasingly large numbers of states and more complex exchange networks lead to the need for approximative treatments, the validity of which can be checked with neutron spectroscopy. Molecular nanomagnets provide interesting examples of physics and magnetochemistry, illustrated here with a few examples that highlight the power of neutron spectroscopy for precise investigation of the energy level structure and spatial configuration of the magnetic exchange parameters.     

Combined neutron and synchrotron studies of magnetic films

We discuss specular reflectivity and off-specular scattering of neutrons and X-rays from magnetic films. Both these techniques are capable of providing information about the morphology of the chemical and magnetic roughness and the magnetic domain structure. The use of neutrons with polarization analysis enables the spatial distribution of different vector components of the magnetization to be determined, and the use of resonant magnetic X-ray scattering enables magnetization in a compound system to be determined element-selectively. Thus both these methods provide powerful and complementary new probes for studying magnetism at the nanoscopic level in a variety of systems such as those exhibiting exchange bias, giant magnetoresistance, spin injection, etc. We shall illustrate with an example of both techniques applied to an exchange bias system consisting of a single crystal of antiferromagnetic FeF₂ capped with a ferromagnetic Co film, and discuss what has been learned about how exchange bias works in such a system.     

The 2D-J-DOSY experiment: resolving diffusion coefficients in mixtures

Many diffusion-ordered spectroscopy (DOSY) NMR techniques have recently been developed to aid in the deconvolution of complex mixtures. Spectroscopic separation based on chemical and physical properties facilitates the identification of mixture components while eliminating time-consuming separation steps and preserving the chemical environment. One way to improve resolution in such experiments is to spread the spectroscopic information into two dimensions. The 2D-J-DOSY experiment has been designed to resolve mixture components in terms of a chemical shift and proton coupling constant as well as distinguishing them on the basis of translational diffusion. Acquiring a series of spectra as a function of gradient amplitude permits the determination of diffusion coefficients for components that cannot be resolved in the one-dimensional (1D) (1)H NMR spectrum. Comparison of the resulting values with those obtained through the traditional 1D diffusion experiment for a mixture of sugars validates The 2D-J-DOSY technique.     

时间分辨偏振红外光谱及其应用

时间分辨偏振红外光谱已被广泛应用于研究光化学过程中的分子结构动力学. 通过测定瞬态物质跃迁偶极矩之间的角度等结构信息,可以提供光化学过程中伴随的电荷分布、分子结构和构象变化等动态信息. 包括简要介绍时间分辨偏振红外光谱技术的原理和应用：(i) 时间分辨偏振红外光谱概述;(ii) 时间分辨偏振红外光谱的原理及其优势;(iii) 利用时间分辨偏振红外光谱探测多种化学动力学过程,例如蛋白质构象动力学、激发态的电子局域化和光致异构化等;(iv) 时间分辨偏振红外光谱的局限和发展前景.