基于LFHB 理论模型关联和预测醇+惰性溶剂的1H NMR 化学位移

运用含氢键缔合的格子流体状态方程(LFHB), 仅用一个参数关联了一元醇-惰性溶剂共17个体系29套1H NMR化学位移数据. 并且用关联参数成功预测了不同温度下丁醇+环己烷的化学位移. 所得结果与化学缔合理论的结果进行了比较. 对于某些体系在稀浓度范围LFHB的计算氢键缔合度要低于化学缔合理论的结果. 并且分析了LFHB理论中的物理参数和化学参数对于缔合度计算的不同影响.     

特殊缔合体系TFE水溶液分子动力学模拟

三氟乙醇(TFE)水溶液是一类特殊的缔合体系. 采用分子动力学模拟方法结合核磁共振化学位移研究了TFE水溶液体系全浓度范围的氢键网络, 并对动力学模拟结果和核磁共振化学位移进行了比较. 从径向分布函数(RDF)发现, TFE水溶液中存在着强氢键, 而体系中的C—H…O弱相互作用较为明显, 也不能忽略. 氢键网络分析发现TFE 水溶液体系的氢键大致分为以下三个区域: 在水富集区域, 水分子倾向于自身缔合形成稳定的簇结构, 随着TFE 浓度的增加, 水的有序结构受到破坏, 水分子和TFE分子发生交叉缔合作用形成氢键; 在TFE富集区域, 水分子较少, TFE分子自身通过氢键形成多缔体结构. 此外, 分子动力学统计的平均氢键数的变化和文献报导的核磁共振化学位移变化趋势相同, 实验和理论的结果吻合较好.     

CO_2-甲醇和CO_2-乙醇体系的交叉缔合模型

在统计缔合流体理论(statistical associating fluid theory,SAFT)的基础上,将二氧化碳(CO2)处理为似缔合分子,考虑醇羟基之间的自缔合作用,以及CO2分子与醇羟基之间的交叉缔合作用,提出了适用于CO2-醇类体系的交叉缔合模型.应用该模型研究了CO2-甲醇和CO2-乙醇体系从低温低压到高温高压的相平衡性质.p-x和p-ρ相图的计算值与实验值吻合良好.研究表明,考虑CO2与甲醇和乙醇分子之间的交叉缔合对Helmholtz自由能的贡献,可显著改善相平衡性质的计算结果,并避免模型对低温区间中三相平衡和三相点的错误预测.     

DFT和热力学研究氢键协同效应及对关联1H NMR的影响

用DFT方法在B3LYP/6-311＋＋G (d,p)水平下研究了甲醇线性和环状分子簇. 对于不同大小的分子簇之间定义了协同因子. 计算得到的协同因子可以验证氢键的强协同效应, 环状分子簇之间的协同效应远远大于线性分子簇. 做为理论验证和比较, 热力学模型分别采用含氢键缔合的格子流体状态方程(LFHB), 以及含氢键协同效应的LFHB, 关联醇-惰性体系的¹H核磁共振化学位移. 考虑协同效应的关联结果优于原始的LFHB. 比较量子化学计算的和热力学模型中采用的协同因子, 认为甲醇和乙醇在溶液中更可能大部分以线性缔合形式存在.     

CO_2-甲醇和CO_2-乙醇体系的界面性质

在交叉缔合的均相状态方程的基础上,结合密度梯度理论(density gradient theory,DGT),建立了适用于CO2-甲醇和CO2-乙醇二元体系界面性质研究的状态方程,对CO2-乙醇体系表面张力的关联结果与实验值吻合良好.阐明了CO2分子与甲醇分子和乙醇分子之间的交叉缔合作用对二元体系表面张力计算结果的影响,以及界面相中CO2与醇羟基之间的交叉缔合与温度和压力之间的关系.     

DFT和热力学研究氢键协同效应及对关联1H NMR的影响

用DFT方法在B3LYP／6—311 G(d,p)水平下研究了甲醇线性和环状分子簇．对于不同大小的分子簇之间定义了协同因子,计算得到的协同因子可以验证氢键的强协同效应,环状分子簇之间的协同效应远远大于线性分子簇,做为理论验证和比较,热力学模型分别采用含氢键缔合的格子流体状态方程(LFHB),以及含氢键协同效应的LFHB,关联醇一惰性体系的^1H核磁共振化学位移．考虑协同效应的关联结果优于原始的LFHB,比较量子化学计算的和热力学模型中采用的协同因子,认为甲醇和乙醇在溶液中更可能大部分以线性缔合形式存在。     

DMF-H_2O缔合体系的~1HNMR研究

DMF水溶液是一种生物分子水溶液的简单生化模型。测量了DMF-H_2O体系不同 温度下全浓度范围的~1H NMR数据，对体系中的缔合情况进行了讨论，基于H_2O, H_2O·DMF, (H_2O)_2和(DMF)_2·H_2O的缔合平衡建立了化学缔合模型，采用最 小二乘法拟合实验数据，联合遗传算法和Levenberg-Marquardt算法对模型参数进 行全局寻优求解得不同温度的缔合平衡常数K，再根据不同温度的K求得缔合平衡的 ΔH和ΔS。为了更好地理解DMF水溶液中分子间的相互作用，还测量了298 K下DMF- CCl_4和DMF-BuOH体系全浓度范围的~1H NMR数据作为比较，结合NMR的基本原理对 各DMF溶液体系~1H NMR的实验现象进行了分析和解释，认为水溶液的特殊结构、氢 键和DMF酰胺基的共轭体系是影响DMF-H_2O体系~1H NMR的主要因素。     

CuCl2和CuSO4的核磁共振系数、粘度系数及其与水分子结构的关系（英文）

测定了较低浓度范围内CuCl2、CuSO4水溶液的粘度系数（B）、核磁共振（NMR）系数（B′）及其对水17ONMR化学位移的影响,进一步计算了Cu2＋、Cl-、SO420-的粘度系数及核磁共振系数,并与文献值进行了比较.利用17ONMR化学位移、粘度系数和核磁共振系数与水团簇结构和水分子缔合的关系,分析了CuCl2、CuSO4对水结构的影响.结果表明,CuCl2和CuSO4均具有促进水分子缔合,使水团簇加大的作用,且CuSO4对水的缔合作用大于CuCl2,Cl-对水缔合的破坏作用大于SO420-.Cu2＋作为顺磁离子,在核磁共振弛豫过程中,具有明显的缩短水中质子的自旋-晶格弛豫时间,使谱线变宽的作用.     

金属离子Na+,Li+及Mg2+与C1O4-和NO3-形成的无水离子缔合物种的从头算量子化学研究

采用量子化学计算方法在B3 LYP/6-311++G**水平下对Na+,Li+和Mg2+与ClO4-和NO3-形成的离子缔合物种的结构以及v1-频率进行了研究,并将结果与SO42-和上述3种阳离子形成的物种进行了对比.在缔合物种结构方面,当阳离子数目≤2时,与SO42-体系相似,ClO4-和NO3-主要与阳离子形成双齿缔合结构,而当阳离子数目＞2时,特别是具有2个正电荷的Mg2+离子数目较多时,由于阳离子间的斥力更大,与阳离 子结合能力较弱的ClO4-和NO3-较难与其形成稳定的离子团簇,而在SO42-体系中,则易形成单齿缔合结构.在v1-频率的变化趋势方面,3种阴离子形成的缔合物种大体相同,说明无水离子团簇的频率变化主要受阳离子性质和缔合结构影响.虽然阴离子性质也有部分影响,但不占主要地位.     

疏水缔合聚合物稳定乳状液的研究*

本文综述了近年来疏水缔合聚合物稳定乳状液的研究进展。论述了疏水缔合聚合物水溶液的性质,由于其较复杂的分子结构以及其分子主链上疏水基团的缔合作用,使其水溶液增稠的能力比小分子表面活性剂的增稠能力强的多。另外,对疏水缔合聚合物单独稳定乳状液的研究现状进行了介绍,其稳定乳状液的机理与小分子表面活性剂不同。同时讨论了疏水缔合聚合物与表面活性剂的相互作用,此类聚合物可与小分子表面活性剂通过静电和疏水缔合发生强烈的相互作用形成复合体系,并评述了其复配体系稳定乳状液的情况。最后总结了疏水缔合聚合物稳定乳状液的机理。     

Li＋在PC＋DMF混合溶剂中优先溶剂化的13C NMR研究

利用¹³C NMR光谱技术研究了Li^＋在碳酸丙烯酯(PC)＋N,N-二甲基甲酰胺(DMF)混合溶剂中的优先溶剂化现象. 根据溶剂分子中碳原子的化学位移随锂盐浓度的变化关系, 确定了与Li^＋发生配位的原子. 碳原子的配位位移值随混合溶剂组成的变化关系表明, 在LiClO₄＋PC＋DMF混合物中, DMF分子对Li^＋的溶剂化作用较PC分子强. 定量计算得到, 在n(PC)∶n(DMF)＝1∶1(摩尔比)的混合溶剂中, PC与DMF分子数在Li^＋第一溶剂化层中的比率为0.12, 说明Li^＋优先被DMF分子溶剂化.     

NMR and Excess Volumes Studies in DMF–Alcohol Mixtures

Chemical shifts of the alcohol and DMF protons in DMF–alcohol mixtures with the mole fraction of alcohol are reported in order to study the hydrogen bond interaction present in the mixtures. The densities of DMF–methanol mixture at 22°C are also measured. Excess volumes and excess chemical shifts are correlated by the Redlich–Kister equation. The relation between excess volumes and excess chemical shifts in the mixtures is discussed. It is found that the maximum excess chemical shifts ^E(CHO-OH) and ^E(CH₃-OH) are positioned at about mole fraction methanol = 0.57 for the DMF–methanol system, as is V ^E. The results show that the NMR spectral method offers a valuable approach to similar future studies of interactions in mixtures.     

双碳醇水溶液的1H NMR实验与理论分析

In this study, ¹H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements and quantum chemistry (QC) studies of ethanol (ET)-water mixtures and ethylene glycol (EG)-water mixtures are carried out at different temperatures to discuss the interactions between water and the alcohols present in the mixtures. From ¹H NMR spectra, it is observed that the chemical shift of the water proton shows two different trends in the ET-water mixtures and the EG-water mixtures. With increasing water concentration, the water proton chemical shift decreases dramatically for ET-water mixtures, while the chemical shift increases slowly for EG-water mixtures. The alcohol hydroxyl proton resonance peaks of both ET and EG shift to lower field with decreasing water concentration. It is found that the resonance peaks of all alkyl protons shift monotonically to low field with increasing alcohol concentration at different temperatures. The geometry optimization results indicate the formation of H-bonds between the water molecules and the hydroxyl groups of the alcohols alongside the weakening of O-H bonds in the alcohols, which results in an O-H bond length decrease. It is interesting to note that the bond length values computed for C-C, C-H and O-H bond in both ET and EG are larger when calculated at the density functional theory (DFT) (B3LYP) level than when calculated using Hartree-Fock (HF) level of theory with the same polarization function and diffusion function. However, the O-H…O H-bond computed at HF level of theory is stronger than that calculated at DFT level of theory. The theoretical results are in good agreement with the experimental ones. In the calculation of NMR chemical shift, DFT(B3LYP) is better than HF, which implies that for the same method, the larger the basis sets are, the more accurate are the calculated values.     

A new approach to NMR chemical shift additivity parameters using simultaneous linear equation method

A new approach to NMR chemical shift additivity parameters using simultaneous linear equation method has been introduced. Three general nitrogen-15 NMR chemical shift additivity parameters with physical significance for aliphatic amines in methanol and cyclohexane and their hydrochlorides in methanol have been derived. A characteristic feature of these additivity parameters is the individual equation can be applied to both open-chain and rigid systems. The factors that influence the (15)N chemical shift of these substances have been determined. A new method for evaluating conformational equilibria at nitrogen in these compounds using the derived additivity parameters has been developed. Conformational analyses of these substances have been worked out. In general, the results indicate that there are four factors affecting the (15)N chemical shift of aliphatic amines; paramagnetic term (p-character), lone pair-proton interactions, proton-proton interactions, symmetry of alkyl substituents and molecular association.     

NMR chemical shifts of xenon in mixed aprotic solvents: A probe of liquid structure

The chemical shift of elemental xenon is extremely sensitive to the environment. In aprotic solvents, the presence of xenon has little effect on the solvent structure, and preferential solvation is not observed in any mixed solvent system. Consequently, xenon shifts can reveal the presence of short range order in certain liquids. Chemical shift data are presented for several model systems, including mixtures of different alkanes, alkanes with benzene, alkanes with acetone, and carbon tetrachloride with dimethylformamide (DMF). In certain cases, the xenon shift is strongly non-linear with composition. This effect arises from a specific interaction between the two solvents in the CCl₄-DMF system, while it reflects short range liquid order in the acetone-alkane systems. This effect is also apparent in the deviation of the densities of the acetone-alkane mixtures from ideality.     

Hydrogen bonding of methanol in supercritical CO2: comparison between 1H NMR spectroscopic data and molecular simulation results

Molecular dynamics simulation results on hydrogen bonding in mixtures of methanol with CO2 at supercritical, liquid-like conditions are compared to 1H NMR spectroscopic data that have recently become available. The molecular models are parametrized using vapor-liquid equilibrium data only, which they reliably describe. A new molecular model for methanol of Lennard-Jones plus point charge type is presented. This molecular methanol model is investigated in terms of its capability to yield hydrogen-bonding statistics. Simple assumptions are made regarding the assignment of NMR chemical shifts to the different types of hydrogen-bonded species. Only two state-independent parameters are fitted to the large NMR data set on the basis of hydrogen-bonding statistics from molecular simulations. Excellent agreement between the molecular simulation results and the NMR data is found. This shows that the molecular models of the simple type studied here cannot only describe thermodynamic properties but also structural effects of hydrogen bonding in solutions.     

Excess enthalpies,and vapor-liquid equilibrium and surface properties of the highly non-ideal associated mixtures formed by an alcohol and propanal

Excess enthalpies, vapor-liquid equilibrium data and surface tensions of the highly non-ideal associated mixtures formed by methanol or ethanol and propanal have been measured in the temperature range of 288.15–318.15 K. These mixtures show negative deviations from ideality, including a negative azeotrope for the methanolpropanal system in the methanol-rich region. The values for the excess enthalpies are very exothermic and become less negative as temperature increases. Methanolpropanal mixtures exhibit minima of approximately −8.6 and −8.0 kJ mol⁻¹, at a mole fraction close to 0.5 and 298.15 and 318.15 K, respectively. The ethanolpropanal system exhibits minima of approximately −7.2 and −5.0 kJ mol⁻¹ at 298.15 and 318.15 K, respectively.The surface tension has been measured at 298.15 K. Values for the relative surface adsorption calculated from the surface tension and the chemical potentials indicate that the surface is significantly enriched in propanal for mixtures rich in methanol. The calculated values for the concentration-concentration correlation function are lower than those corresponding to an ideal mixture and exhibit a minimum in the middle of the concentration range. A complex composition dependence of the concentration profiles can be inferred.The Lattice-Fluid Associated Solution, the UNIQUAC Associated Solution and the Extended Real Associated Solution models have been used to describe the bulk properties of the alcoholpropanal mixtures.