基于新型超低频拉曼光谱的液态水分子高温研究

液态水是地球上大多数生化过程的化学支柱,对生物的新陈代谢是必不可少的。因此,它是一个跨科学领域的关键课题。水的理化特性被认为是氢键衍生结构的结果。然而,目前还很难在实验上定量地将水分子的理化特性与氢键结构联系起来形成完整的液态水分子结构理论。拉曼光谱因其快速、无损等优点成为表征液态水分子结构及其变化规律的主要手段。目前,水分子的拉曼光谱主要研究的是其高频振动模。然而,液态水较宽的低频拉曼模是氢键及其局部结构效应的结果,包含高频峰无法表征的特征信息,而超低频拉曼特征峰仍能在高温下揭示水分子（超）结构的许多关键细节。因此,在实验上实现对水分子的新型高温超低频拉曼光谱（5～200 cm-1频率区域）,探测得到理论预测的全部四种平动特征模,包括弯曲模（51.7 cm-1）、扭转模（81.4 cm-1）、对称（154.0 cm-1）和不对称拉伸模（188.6 cm-1）,并在225.2 cm-1处额外发现了平动-旋转耦合特征模。所有特征模都被精确指认。高温超低频拉曼光谱实验发现,首先在特征峰频率上,由于高温下氢键断裂导致水分子间的平均结构关联长度（SLG）迅速缩短,当温度从0 ℃升高到400 ℃,所有四种超低频特征模的频率都随温度升高而大幅蓝移。其次在特征峰强度上,拉伸模的强度在100和200 ℃间出现明显降低。而弯曲模的强度随着拉伸模频率从高频率到低频率依次升高,这是理论研究从未涉及的。最后在斯托克斯/反斯托克斯比值（R_S/AS）上,温度在150～170 ℃时（压强约为2 kbar）,R_S/AS迅速从1.1增加到1.3;当温度高于170 ℃时,R_S/AS随温度线性变化。综上所述,通过对水分子各共振模的频率蓝移、强度变化,以及斯托克斯/反斯托克斯比值等特征进行细致研究,得到温度对水分子结构,尤其是氢键衍生特性的影响。该新型高温超低频拉曼光谱方法,填补了部分理论空白,为深入全面地理解水分子结构提供了重要的实验依据。     

不同惰性气氛及压强下的碳纳米管的拉曼光谱

本文比较了央弧法中在两种不同气氛和不同压强下制备出的碳纳米管的一级和二级拉曼光谱。我们用直流碳弧法分别在He气氛下和Ar气氛下，压强从11kPa到92kPa制备出碳纳米管，对它们的拉曼光谱进行了分析和比较，发现谱线的峰位置和峰宽度取决于所制备的惰性气氛种类和气体压强。在Ar气氛下制备的碳纳米管的拉曼光谱更接近于石墨的拉曼光谱，而He气氛下制备的碳纳米管，其拉曼光谱与石墨比较，差别较大。并且拉曼位移的峰位置和宽度随着压强的变化而改变，在较高压强下产生的碳纳米管的拉曼光谱更类似于石墨的拉曼光谱。     

苯的高阶受激拉曼散射

一、引 言 1928年,印度物理学家C.V.拉曼(Raman)等人在实验中发现,以一定频率的单色光入射透明光学介质时,在其散射光谱中,除出现与原入射光频率相同的谱线外,在其两侧还出现一些新的谱线.在低频一侧的,称为斯托克斯线,在高频一侧的,则称为反斯托克斯线,这些谱线相对于入射光的频率差不依赖于入射光的频率.只与组成散射介质的分子结构和运动状态有关.这种效应,以后就被称为拉曼效应. 具有受激发射性质的拉曼效应叫受激拉曼散射,其特点之一是存在高阶的拉曼散射线,在其光谱中,与物质分子中一对分子能级的拉曼跃迁对应的是一系列的斯托克斯…     

低温下单壁碳纳米管拉曼光谱温度效应研究

在单壁碳纳米管的低温拉曼光谱测量过程中,发现径向呼吸模(RBM)和正切拉伸模(GM)的拉曼频移在低温下的温度效应和在高温时的温度效应存在着很大的区别,在低温下拉曼光谱的频移和温度并不呈线性关系。而且,在温度为210K时,单壁碳纳米管内部的振动结构可能发生了变化。在低温下单壁碳纳米管拉曼峰的强度的变化是不可逆的。     

利用径向呼吸模及其倍频模的共振特性精确测定单壁碳纳米管的电子跃迁能量

提出一个根据拉曼基频模及其倍频模的斯托克斯和反斯托克斯拉曼成分的不同共振行为来探测样品与激光共振的系统能级的方法.此方法被应用到不均匀单壁碳纳米管束样品中某一径向呼吸模频率为219波数的金属型碳纳米管.通过分析呼吸模及其倍频模和切向模的共振行为,获得了该碳纳米管的电子跃迁能量,并获得纳米管C-C最近邻重叠积分因子为2.80 eV.此数值可以很好的解释单壁碳纳米管径向呼吸模的共振行为. 关键词： 单壁碳纳米管 呼吸模 共振拉曼散射 电子跃迁能     

拉曼光谱及其在现代科技中的应用

 认识拉曼光谱1928年印度实验物理学家拉曼发现了光的一种类似于康普顿效应的光散射效应,称为拉曼效应。简单地说就是光通过介质时由于入射光与分子运动之间相互作用而引起的光频率改变。拉曼因此获得1930年的诺贝尔物理学奖,成为第一个获得这一奖项并且没有接受过西方教育的亚洲人。拉曼散射遵守如下规律:散射光中在每条原始入射谱线(频率为ν0)两侧对称地伴有频率为ν0+νi(i=1,2,3,…)的谱线,长波一侧的谱线称红伴线或斯托克斯线,短波一侧的谱线称紫伴线或反斯托克斯线;频率差νi与入射光频率ν0无关,由散射物质的性质决定,每种散射物质都有自己特定的频率差,其中有些与介质的红外吸收频率相一致。     

关于碳纳米管反常反斯托克斯拉曼(AASR)光谱现象的研究

在碳纳米管中观察到了反常反斯托克斯拉曼（ＡＡＳＲ）光谱现象,并发现ＡＡＳＲ现象与碳纳米管的管层数和碳材料的片层样结构无关,因而揣测它可能只与碳纳米管的管状结构有联系。     

在单模光纤中放大的反斯托克斯拉曼背向自发散射的温度效应

在单模光纤中,输入的激光功率大于阈值时．出现放大的反斯托克斯拉曼背向自发散射现象。实验发现：放大的反斯托克斯拉曼背向自发散射具有温度效应．与反斯托克斯拉曼背向自发散射一样,放大的拉曼散射光的光子通量受到光纤温度的调制。反斯托克斯拉曼背向白发散射的放大效应抑制了单模光纤中的相干噪声,改善了系统的信噪比。实验还发现．放大的反斯托克斯扎曼背向自发散射空域曲线上放大的端点位置随激发功率的增高前移并具有一定的规律性。放大的反斯托克斯拉曼背向自发散射的温度效应作为一种新的测温原理,已应用于远程30km分布光纤温度传感器系统。     

保偏光纤中在不同频率区域拉曼效应和参量放大增益谱

根据考虑拉曼效应后的双折射光纤所满足的非线性相干耦合薛定谔方程, 推导出了当沿两个偏振轴入射两束不同波长的激光脉冲时所产生的增益表达式. 通过与入射相同频率的光脉冲所产生增益的对比, 在考虑拉曼效应的情况下, 讨论了入射不同频率光脉冲对增益谱的影响. 结果表明, 在正常色散区和反常色散区, 当输入两束激光脉冲频率不同时, 增益谱较输入相同频率激光脉冲时产生了明显的变化, 其外侧的斯托克斯部分和反斯托克斯部分增益峰, 随着群速度失配的增加强度明显加强、偏离中心频率, 可以用于提取太赫兹脉冲.当两偏振模处于不同色散区时, 增益谱与不考虑拉曼效应时也存在明显的不同, 增益谱的对称性遭到破坏, 斯托克斯部分的增益峰强度要明显高于反斯托克斯部分. 关键词： 不同频率区域 保偏光纤 拉曼效应 参量放大     

碳纳米管阵列拉曼光谱的对比研究

利用热化学气相沉积技术制备碳纳米管阵列,并对不同工艺下获得的一系列定向碳纳米管阵列进行了拉曼光谱的对比研究。研究发现：碳纳米管阵列一阶拉曼光谱的G峰中心和D峰中心都会向低波数方向发生红移。并且阵列中碳管的一致性、准直性越好,红移的波数就越多。除了谱峰以外,D线和G线的积分强度比I_D / I_G也能够反映所研究的碳材料的有序度和完整性。I_D / I_G越低,说明该碳纳米管阵列的石墨化越好,无定形碳杂质越少。     

碳纳米管拉曼光谱的温度效应

碳纳米管拉曼光谱的温度效应黄福敏１余国滔２谭平恒１张树霖１（北京大学物理系１和生命科学院２北京１００８７１）施祖进周锡煌顾镇南（北京大学化学与分子工程学院北京１００８７１）ＴｅｍｐｅｒａｔｕｒｅＥｆｆｅｃｔｏｆｔｈｅＲａｍａｎＳｐｅｃｔｒａｏｆＣａｒ...     

催化裂解CH4制备碳纳米管的影响因素

以柠檬酸法制备的Fe MgO、Co MgO和Ni MgO为催化剂 ,CH4 为碳源气 ,H2 为还原气 ,在 873、973和 10 73K制备出碳纳米管 ,通过TEM和拉曼光谱表征 ,讨论了催化剂、制备温度、反应时间等因素对碳纳米管形貌、产率和内部结构的影响 .结果表明 :不同的催化剂在相同的温度下制备的碳纳米管的形态和内部结构有很大的差异 .其中Fe MgO催化剂制备的碳纳米管管径粗 ,且大小不均匀 ,而Ni MgO催化剂制备的碳纳米管管径较细、较均匀 .碳纳米管的产率随着裂解温度的变化而改变 .Fe MgO催化剂制备碳纳米管的产率随制备温度的升高而提高 ,而Ni MgO催化剂制备碳纳米管的产率随制备温度的升高而降低 .Fe MgO催化剂制备碳纳米管 ,在10 73K甚至更高的制备温度才能达到其最高产率 .Co MgO催化剂制备碳纳米管的产率在 973K左右产率较高 ,而用Ni MgO催化剂制备碳纳米管 ,则在 873K甚至更低的制备温度就能达到最高产率 .反应时间与碳纳米管的产率不成正比 ,有一最佳反应时间 ,如Ni MgO催化剂的最佳反应时间为 2h .     

Phonon and thermal properties of achiral single wall carbon nanotubes

A detailed theoretical study of the phonon and thermal properties of achiral single wall carbon nanotubes has been carried out using force constant model considering up to third nearest-neighbor interactions. We have calculated the phonon dispersions, density of states, radial breathing modes (RBM) and the specific heats for various zigzag and armchair nanotubes, with radii ranging from 2.8 Å to 11.0 Å. A comparative study of phonon spectrum with measured Raman data reveals that the number of Raman active modes for a tube does not depend on the number of atoms present in the unit cell but on its chirality. Calculated phonon modes at the zone center more or less accurately predicted the Raman active modes. The radial breathing mode is of particular interest as for a specific radius of a nanotube it is found to be independent of its chirality. We have also calculated the variation of RBM and G-band modes for tubes of different radii. RBM shows an inverse dependence on the radius of the tube. Finally, the values of specific heat are calculated for various nanotubes at room temperature and it was found that the specific heat shows an exponential dependence on the diameter of the tube.     

Optical transition energies for carbon nanotubes from resonant Raman spectroscopy: environment and temperature effects

This Letter reports the laser energy dependence of the Stokes and anti-Stokes Raman spectra of carbon nanotubes dispersed in aqueous solution and within solid bundles, in the energy range 1.52-2.71 eV. The electronic transition energies (E(ii)) and the radial breathing mode frequencies (omega(RBM)) are obtained for 46 different (18 metallic and 28 semiconducting) nanotubes, and the (n,m) assignment is discussed based on the observation of geometrical patterns for E(ii) versus omega(RBM) graphs. Only the low energy component of the E(M)(11) value is observed from each metallic nanotube. For a given nanotube, the resonant window is broadened and down-shifted for single wall carbon nanotube (SWNT) bundles compared to SWNTs in solution, while by increasing the temperature, the E(S)(22) energies are redshifted for S1 [(2n+m) mod 3=1] nanotubes and blueshifted for S2 [(2n+m) mod 3=2] nanotubes.     

Double resonance Raman scattering of second-order Raman modes from an individual graphite whisker

Resonant Raman scattering of second-order Raman modes from an individual graphite whisker synthesized by a high-temperature heat-treatment method at a special pressure was discussed here. The dependence of phonon frequencies on the incoming laser light and the frequency difference between Stokes and anti-Stokes scattering show their origin from double resonance Raman scattering. Our results show that all the experimental results of second-order Raman modes in graphite whiskers, such as the excitation-energy dependence on the mode frequency, the frequency shift between a second-order Raman mode and its fundamentals, and the frequency discrepancy between Stokes and anti-Stokes components of a second-order Raman mode can be well understood by double resonance Raman scattering.     

Surface-enhanced and normal stokes and anti-stokes Raman spectroscopy of single-walled carbon nanotubes

Surface enhancement factors of at least 10(12) for the Raman scattering of single-walled carbon nanotubes in contact with fractal silver colloidal clusters result in measuring very narrow Raman bands corresponding to the homogeneous linewidth of the tangential C-C stretching mode in semiconducting nanotubes. Normal and surface-enhanced Stokes and anti-Stokes Raman spectra are discussed in the framework of selective resonant Raman contributions of semiconducting or metallic nanotubes to the Stokes or anti-Stokes spectra, respectively, of the population of vibrational levels due to the extremely strong surface-enhanced Raman process, and of phonon-phonon interactions.     

One-dimensional character of combination modes in the resonance Raman scattering of carbon nanotubes

Resonance Raman spectroscopy with an energy tunable system is used to analyze the 600-1100 cm(-1) spectral region in single-wall carbon nanotubes. Sharp peaks are associated with the combination of zone folded optic and acoustic branches from 2D graphite. These combination modes exhibit a peculiar dependence on the excitation laser energy that is explained on the basis of a highly selective resonance process that considers phonons and electrons in low dimensional materials.     

THE RAMAN SCATTERING OF CARBON NANOTUBES PRODUCED IN DIFFERENT INERT GASES AND THEIR PRESSURES BY ARC DISCHARGE

First- and second-order Raman spectra of carbon nanotubes produced in helium and argon atmospheres at a pressure ranging from 11 to 92 kPa by arc discharge have been measured and compared with each other. The position and bandwidth of the spectral lines depend on the kind of inert gases and their pressure. The Raman spectra of the nanotubes produced in argon gas atmosphere are much more similar to that of polycrystalline graphite than those of the nanotubes produced in helium gas atmosphere. The position and bandwidth of nanotube Raman peaks change with gas pressure in arc discharge because different diameter distribution of nanotubes is produced at different inert gas pressure. The Raman spectra of nanotubes produced at high pressure is much more like that of graphite than those produced in lower pressure     

Electrochemical functionalisation of SWNTs with poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene) evidenced by anti‐Stokes/Stokes Raman spectroscopy

The capability of anti‐Stokes/Stokes Raman spectroscopy to evaluate chemical interactions at the interface of a conducting polymer/carbon nanotubes is demonstrated. Electrochemical polymerisation of the monomer 3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene (EDOT) on a Au support covered with a single‐walled carbon nanotube (SWNT) film immersed in a LiClO₄/CH₃CN solution was carried out. At the resonant optical excitation, which occurs when the energy of the exciting light coincides with the energy of an electronic transition, poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene) (PEDOT) deposited electrochemically as a thin film of nanometric thickness on a rough Au support presents an abnormally intense anti‐Stokes Raman spectrum. The additional increase in Raman intensity in the anti‐Stokes branch observed when PEDOT is deposited on SWNTs is interpreted as resulting from the excitation of plasmons in the metallic nanotubes. A covalent functionalisation of SWNTs with PEDOT both in un‐doped and doped states takes place when the electropolymerisation of EDOT, with stopping at +1.6 V versus Ag/Ag⁺, is performed on a SWNT film deposited on a Au plate. The presence of PEDOT covalently functionalised SWNTs is rationalised by (1) a downshift by a few wavenumbers of the polymer Raman line associated with the symmetric C C stretching mode and (2) an upshift of the radial breathing modes of SWNTs, both variations revealing an interaction between SWNTs and the conjugated polymer. Raman studies performed at different excitation wavelengths indicate that the resonant optical excitation is the key condition to observe the abnormal anti‐Stokes Raman effect. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.