Na3[Tb(C4H4O5)3]·2NaClO4·6H2O晶体的偏振发光光谱的配位场分析

以双层点电荷配位场(DSCPCF)模型和不可约张量算符方法,用自编程序计算了三角对称TbODA晶体的配位场微扰能级,并对其偏振荧光光谱进行了理论归属,结果与实验相一致.与经典点电荷配位场(PCF)模型的计算结果相比,DSCPCF模型更符合实际.     

镧系元素f-f跃迁光谱计算

运用不可约张量算符方法,建立了f-f超灵敏跃迁光谱的计算模型,编制了计算f离子^2s+1L~J能级、约化矩阵元、晶体场Stark能级、晶体场态-态跃迁振子强度及模拟吸收光谱的计算机程序.其中,自由f离子能级计算采用包括双电子与叁电子组态相互作用的二三参数模型,晶体场Stark分裂计算采用单电子轨道近似,用Newman角叠加模型计算晶体场参数.f-f跃迁振子强度计算包括静电诱导偶极跃、配体极化偶极跃、振动诱导电偶极跃迁及磁偶极跃迁的贡献.     

褪黑激素受体拮抗剂的三维定量构效关系研究

采用两种分子场分析方法即比较分子场分析法（CoMFA）和比较分子相似因子分析法（CoMSIA）进行了37个褪黑激素受体拮抗剂的构效关系研究.计算结果表明，两种方法得到的构效关系模型都具有较好的预测能力.在计算中，还考察了不同格点距离和电荷计算方法对构效关系模型的影响.通过分析分子场等值面图在空间的分布，可以观察到叠合分子周围分子场特征对化合物活性的影响，为设计新的褪黑激素拮抗剂提供了一些理论依据.     

LiNbO_3晶体中Nd~(3+)离子的配位场能级计算

运用双层点电荷配位场模型和点电荷模型计算了C3v对称场中LiNbO3∶Nd3+晶体的52个配位场能级,2种模型计算的均方根偏差分别为49.32和62.75cm-1.双层点电荷模型的拟合结果与实验结果更吻合,计算所得晶体场参数B6m值也明显好于点电荷模型,说明双层点电荷模型能够更好地反映中心离子和配体之间相互作用的真实情况,这对于研究C3v对称场中稀土离子的光谱特性具有非常重要的意义.     

多原子分子在强飞秒激光场中的解离

强场化学是一个新的研究领域,分子在强激光场中解离则是该领域中的一个重要课题.本文阐述分子在强飞秒激光场(1013～1014 W·cm-2)中的解离规律以及我们所提出的场致解离(FAD)理论.在模型中我们考虑的是分子离子的解离,而且只考虑那些键轴平行于激光场方向的离子.此模型要求先计算出分子离子的缀饰势能面(Dressed PES),再计算键长随时间变化的准经典轨线(QCT).以甲烷、丙酮为例进行了实验和理论研究,理论计算的结果能很好地阐明观察到的实验结果.     

过渡金属络合物荷移光谱的研究

在配位场近似下,用不可约张量方法对具有O_4对称性的FeCl_6~(3-)及与其结构相似的过渡金属络合物的Hamilton矩阵进行了矩阵分割,得到了一种计算荷移光谱的简单方法.在计算中采用方案,考虑了纯组态内部的Coulomb作用和旋轨作用,忽略了不同组态间的Coulomb作用.并采取冻结轨道近似.计算结果与实验光谱数据符合较好.     

分子力场进展

分子力学（简称ＭＭ）是近年来化学家常用的一种计算方法。与量子力学从头计算和半经验方法相比，用分子力学处理大分子可以大大节省计算时间，而且，在大多数情况下，用分子力学方法计算得到的分子几何构型参数与实验值之间的差值可在实验误差范围之内。所以，分子力学是研究生物化学体系的有效和可行的手段。分子力学的核心是分子力场。本文介绍了分子力场的量子力学背景、分子力场和光谱力场之间的关系。分子力场的一般形式、分力     

N2分子在强激光场中的场致电离

研究了在强激光脉冲中各种不同取向的N2分子发生场致电离的电离几率和表观电离效率.用量子化学方法计算了N2+分子离子在各种不同取向上的势能曲线,然后用传递矩阵方法得到了N2分子在不同方向上的电离几率,经过角度平均之后得到了各种取向的所有N2分子的总电离几率,并对计算结果进行了激光时间和空间修正.用800nm和70fs的激光脉冲对N2分子进行了在强激光场中的电离实验,得到了N2分子电离后产生的电子的角度分布图和电离几率随激光功率密度变化的关系曲线.实验结果和理论计算结果符合得很好.     

分子动力学模拟研究线型聚乙烯链在强电场中的取向行为

本文将电荷平衡法(Charge Equilibration, QEq)方法应用于线型聚乙烯链(PE)的电荷分布计算,发现了非极性高分子PE链上电荷分布具有不均匀性,且端基带有较多的负电荷,随后通过MD模拟发现PE单链可在强电场中发生取向.通过QEq方法对达到临界缠结分子量的PE多链体系进行电荷分配,并模拟其在真空和本体条件下的取向行为,发现PE多链体系在强电场中也可发生取向.最后通过分析得出PE在强电场中发生取向的可能原因是分子链上电荷分布的不均匀性.     

超声场强化铝酸钠溶液种分过程的理论研究

采用半经验量子化学计算方法AM1,计算了超声场作用下铝酸钠溶液中可能存在的各类铝酸根离子、自由基以及它们之间发生反应的可能产物的热力学生成焓和前线轨道数据.根据计算结果,分析了各种可能反应的热力学趋势;并在此基础上对热力学趋势较大的反应运用前线轨道理论进行了成键可能性分析.结果表明,超声场作用下产生的自由基促进了铝酸钠溶液中Al(Ⅲ)配位数的增加并形成生长基元单体Al(OH)4-(H2O)2,同时自由基并不迅速被消耗,因此,超声场可以促进工业上铝酸钠溶液的分解过程.     

Strategies for detecting ecotoxicological effects of biodegradable polymers in agricultural applications

Biodegradable is the long awaited and highly accepted property for materials (polymers) used in agricultural applications. Methods for determining biodegradability and material disintegration are established and already in use for routine analysis. Methods for analysing ecotoxic effects caused by biodegradable materials are neither established nor in routine use. In the past, biotests have been developed and optimised solely for investigations of single chemicals. Such tests are applicable even if they are not validated for the detection of undesired ecotoxicological effects deriving from biodegradation of polymers in soil. Since the biodegradation process does have an influence on the physical, chemical and biological status of the soil matrix, both biotests and chemical analysis are required in many cases. Theory, background data from method development and some results are presented.     

Modification of PSRK mixing rules and results for vapor–liquid equilibria, enthalpy of mixing and activity coefficients at infinite dilution

The predictive Soave–Redlich–Kwong (PSRK) equation of state (EOS) is a well-established method for the prediction of thermodynamic properties required in process simulation. But there are still some problems to be solved, e.g. the reliability for strong asymmetric mixtures of components which are very different in size. The following modifications are introduced in the PSRK mixing rules: the Flory–Huggins term in the mixing rule for the EOS parameter a, and the combinatorial part in the UNIFAC model are skipped simultaneously; a nonlinear mixing rule for the EOS parameterb, instead of the linear mixing rule, is proposed. With these two modifications better results are obtained for vapor–liquid equilibria and activity coefficients at infinite dilution for alkane–alkane systems, specially for asymmetric systems. In order to obtain better results for enthalpy of mixing, temperature-dependent parameters are used. Group interaction parameters have been fitted for several groups, and the results are compared with the Modified UNIFAC (Dortmund), and the PSRK methods.     

二(口恶)英类化合物分析研究进展

介绍了同位素稀释气相色谱与质谱联用和生物检测法测定二恶英类化合物的研究进展，概述了国际通用的二恶英类标准分析方法体系，综述了我国二恶英类化合物分析的研究现状并对我国开展二恶英类分析检测提出了建议和展望。     

Two-dimensional liquid chromatography of diblock copolymers: Simulation at various adsorption interaction conditions

Diblock copolymers, which are heterogeneous in both molar mass and composition, can be fully characterized by using two-dimensional chromatography. Since the size-exclusion, the adsorption, and the critical interaction based modes of chromatography are possible for each of the polymers A and B, this leads to a variety of options for 2D-chromatography of copolymers AB. Using the theory of chromatography of block copolymers, 2D-chromatograms are simulated that correspond to the most interesting of these options. Orthogonal 2D-chromatograms are expected, if in the 1st dimension the critical condition is created for A, while in the 2nd dimension – for B. The situations, where A and B are both adsorbable, as well as those where the conditions of adsorption for A and SEC for B are created, are also considered. In particular, it is shown that the 2nd dimension combination of the critical condition for A and SEC – for B is preferable than that with SEC condition for both A and B. The simulated 2D-chromatograms of low- and high molar mass diblock copolymers, as well as of copolymers with one short block are compared with the reported real ones; it is concluded that the corresponding virtual and real 2D-chromatograms are qualitatively very similar.     

Contactless conductivity detection for microfluidics: designs and applications

Different methods for construction of contactless conductivity detectors (CCD) for microchip electrophoresis device are described in this review. This includes three main schemes of CCD for microchips, such as (i) the detection electrodes are placed along the microchannel from outside of the microchip and they are insulated from the channel by the cover lid of microchip device; (ii) the electrodes are placed across of the microchannel in the same plane and they are insulated by thin separation channel walls and (iii) electrodes are buried in widened part of microchannel and they are insulated from solution by ultrathin layer of silicon carbide. Specific issues related to the CCD on microfluidics are discussed, such as an influence of shape and magnitude of ac voltage and placement of electrodes and their insulation. Various applications for security, pharmacological, bioassays and food analysis purposes are described.     

Standardless quantitation of thin film specimens

This paper reviews the procedures available for the X-ray microanalysis of specimens in the form of thin self-supporting films without the use of standards. Standardless analysis refers to the procedure in which there is no requirement to prepare standards and then measure them during the course of the current analysis. The factors by which the measured X-ray intensities are converted to compositions are calculated for the elements of interest after the experimental measurements have been completed. These calculations are based on published tabulated data for the physical constants required, or evaluated from theoretical or empirical models. The physical parameters which are required to evaluate the characteristic X-ray production in the specimen are the fluorescence yield, the partition function and the X-ray production cross-section. Most analytical procedures ensure that other variables such as the specimen thickness and electron beam current are not required. Of the parameters mentioned, the first two have been examined and extensively tabulated in the literature. This paper focuses primarily on methods of evaluating the X-ray cross-sections for both the characteristic and bremsstrahlung production.The way in which the physical parameters are incorporated into the standardless quantitation methods for materials samples is described. A new standardless version of the continuum normalisation method for quantitative analysis for samples with organic matrices is introduced. Some techniques for making corrections for absorption to the observed intensities are discussed, and formulae are given for X-ray absorption and fluorescence which it may be necessary to use with thicker specimens.     

The evaluation and use of properties of individual ions in slution

A critical examination is given of extra-thermodynamic methods for evaluation of properties of individual ions in solution. The ways in which such data may be applied, or are required in various problems concerning specific properties of electrolyte solutions and in the fields of kinetics, electrochemistry, colloid and interfacial chemistry, are outlined. Special attention is given to the problem of evaluation of individual ionic thermodynamic functions for the hydration of ions but, in some cases, corresponding data for nonaqueous solutions are available for discussion and are of interest in a comparative way. The reliability of the various methods is assessed and estimates of numerical values for various individual ionic functions are tabulated. The question of scales of individual ionic radii, on which some of the derived data depend, is also examined. The dependence of various properties for anions and for cations on ionic radius is discussed and data are plotted comparatively. It is shown that for most, but not all, properties, the values for anions are more sensitive to increasing ionic radius than are the values for cations. This behavior, as well as the exceptions, is of theoretical interest. The significance of ion-specific behavior at interfaces is considered and the importance of interactions between ions of like sign of charge is indicated.Presented at the Symposium on Electrolytes, University of Reading, September 13, 1977.     

A review of analytical methods for the determination of aminoglycoside and macrolide residues in food matrices

The development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria has been attributed to the overuse of antimicrobials in human medicine. Another route by which humans are exposed to antibiotics is through the animal foods we eat. In modern agricultural practice, veterinary drugs are being used on a large scale, administered for treating infection or prophylactically to prevent infection. Hence, there is pressure on analytical scientists to detect and confirm the presence of antimicrobials in foods of animal origin.The aminoglycosides and macrolides are two families of antibiotics, each with important applications in veterinary medicine. These antibiotics are widely used in the treatment of bacterial disease, e.g., aminoglycosides for mastitis and macrolides for enteric infections. They have also been used as feed additives for growth promotion. As a result, legislation has been laid down by the European commission in which member states must meet strict criteria for monitoring residues (including antimicrobials). Testing for low levels of aminoglycosides and macrolides in foods is a priority and hence the development of fast, reliable, sensitive methods for their extraction and subsequent analysis is of great interest.This paper reviews analytical methods for both extracting and determining these classes of antibiotics in various food matrices focusing in particular on the last 10 years. Extraction and clean-up methods such as deproteinisation, and solid-phase extraction are described. Various screening methods are also covered including thin layer chromatography (TLC), enzyme immunoassay, capillary electrophoresis (CE) and microbiological assays. Finally, liquid chromatography (LC) methods are discussed which are combined with mass spectrometry (MS) when sensitivity requirements are stringent.     

Solvation and Intermolecular Exploration of Drug Molecule Fragments

The paramagnetic contributions from dioxygen to solute proton spin-lattice relaxation rate constants are reported for a series of aromatic hydrocarbons and drug molecule fragments, in order to examine the energetic factors for intermolecular exploration in solution. The measurements provide differences in local oxygen concentration at different sites on the solute molecule. The relaxation rate differences caused by steric factors are taken into account using a lattice model calculation to normalize the relaxation rates for intermolecular contact. The measurements reveal small differences in oxygen accessibility for aromatic solutes in aqueous acetone and for aliphatic drug fragments in chloroform. Larger differences are observed for aliphatic protons in dimethyl sulfoxide; however, the differences are generally small compared with previous measurements on amino acids in water. Concentration ratios between local oxygen concentrations and the solvent references are all smaller than 2.2 and high local concentrations are favored by bulky adjacent groups such as alkane chains.