2,4-二氯苯酚的电化学氧化降解反应研究

采用循环伏安法和原位红外光谱技术研究了2,4-二氯苯酚在Pt电极上的电化学氧化降解反应,结合Fukui函数值预测了2,4-二氯苯酚在电化学氧化过程中的反应位点. 结果表明,Pt电极对2,4-二氯苯酚有良好的电催化活性,2,4-二氯苯酚在电极表面反应主要有3个途径：直接通过电化学反应脱去氯离子,生成苯酚;在·OH的进攻下,C—Cl键断裂,4位Cl较2位Cl先脱去,生成苯二酚,并可进一步氧化生成苯醌以及不饱和羧酸;在·OH的进攻下发生苯环开环反应,生成含氯不饱和羧酸. 在1700 mV左右,2,4-二氯苯酚可经电化学氧化生成CO₂.     

溴水与苯酚反应产物的探讨

通过查阅文献和实验探究了苯酚的几种溴代产物在水、苯酚熔液和苯酚水溶液中的溶解性;从有机反应的理论角度探讨了苯酚溴代反应机理及产物的确证,指出苯酚与溴水反应的产物是2,4,6-三溴苯酚。     

乙腈溶剂中三氯化苄在银阴极上的脱氯反应

用常规循环伏安(CV)法和恒电位电解法研究了含0.1 mol·L^-四丁基高氯酸铵(TBAP)乙腈溶剂中三氯化苄在银电极上的还原脱氯机理; 用以银和氯离子的氧化还原反应为基础的阳极区拓宽CV法探测了还原脱氯反应生成氯离子在银电极上的吸附情况. 循环伏安实验表明: (1) 银电极对三氯化苄的电还原脱氯反应具有比汞电极更优良的电催化活性; (2) 三氯化苄在低扫描速率(v)下得到的第一个还原峰对应反应受吸附控制, 电子转移系数约为0.25, 遵守协同电子转移机理; (3) 三氯化苄还原脱氯反应生成氯离子在银电极上的吸附电位为-0.75 - -1.75 V (vs Ag/Ag⁺). 电解实验表明, 通过改变银电极电位可以有效控制三氯化苄还原反应的电解产物.     

Pd催化甲醇裂解制氢的反应机理

基于密度泛函理论(DFT), 研究了甲醇在Pd(111)面上首先发生O—H键断裂的反应历程(CH3OH(s)→CH3O(s)+H(s)→CH2O(s)+2H(s)→CHO(s)+3H(s)→CO(s)+4H(s)). 优化了裂解过程中各反应物、中间体、过渡态和产物的几何构型, 获得了反应路径上各物种的吸附能及各基元反应的活化能数据. 另外, 对甲醇发生C—O键断裂生成CH3(s)和OH(s)的分解过程也进行了模拟计算. 计算结果表明, O—H键的断裂(活化能为103.1 kJ·mol-1)比C—O键的断裂(活化能为249.3 kJ·mol-1)更容易; 甲醇在Pd(111)面上裂解的主要反应历程是: 甲醇首先发生O—H键的断裂, 生成甲氧基中间体(CH3O(s)), 然后甲氧基中间体再逐步脱氢生成CO(s)和H(s). 甲醇发生O—H键断裂的活化能为103.1 kJ·mol-1, 甲氧基上脱氢的活化能为106.7 kJ·mol-1, 两者均有可能是整个裂解反应的速控步骤.     

2,4,6-三硝基苯酚在掺杂了铕(Ⅲ)离子的类普鲁士蓝膜修饰的玻碳电极上的电催化还原反应

制备了用掺杂铕(Ⅲ)离子的类普鲁士蓝膜修饰的玻碳电极,并研究了2,4,6-三硝基苯酚在此修饰电极上的电化学行为.试验结果表明:与裸玻碳电极相比,2,4,6-三硝基苯酚在此修饰电极上的还原峰电流显著提高,还原电位大大降低,且工作曲线的线性范围明显增宽.在此基础上提出了一种高灵敏度直接测定2,4,6-三硝基苯酚的伏安测定法.在优化的条件下,测得特征还原峰的电流值与2,4,6-三硝基苯酚浓度在4.0×10-5～2.0× 10-3mol·L-及2.0× 101～8.0×10-6mol·L-1范围内呈线性关系,方法的检出限(3σ)为6.0×10×-8mo·L×-1.以黄河水样作为基体,用标准加入法做回收试验,测得回收率在97.7%～103.3%之间.     

金属钯纳米颗粒/氮化钛复合材料对水中2,4-二氯苯酚的电催化氢化脱氯（英文）

随着社会经济的快速发展,含氯有机物,特别是含氯苯系物,在农业、化工和医药等领域的使用量逐年增多,而使用过程中不合理的排放和控制致使含氯苯系物对生态环境,特别是水体环境的污染日趋严重.含氯苯系物具有高致毒致癌性,易生物富集,且很难被完全降解矿化,已被国家环保局认定为优先控制污染物.常规的废水处理工艺,如吸附、氧化及生物降解等,效率不高,且具有二次污染风险.电催化氢化脱氯技术是一种新型特别针对废水中含氯有机污染物的处理工艺,是通过在阴极电解还原水,原位生成原子态氢,以进攻苯环上C.Cl键,通过C.Cl键断裂H原子取代,使含氯苯系物完全转化为苯系物,达到去毒去害化的目的,近年来越来越受到研究者的关注.在整个电催化氢化脱氯技术中,高效稳定的电催化剂合成是关键,决定着脱氯效率、脱氯动力学、产物选择性及能量的利用率.本文报道了一种简易、无需添加任何表面活性剂的湿式还原法制备金属钯/氮化钛(Pd/TiN)和金属钯/碳(Pd/C)复合材料.在该复合材料中,金属钯颗粒具有均一的纳米尺寸(约5.0 nm)和球状形貌,且均匀分布在TiN和C载体上.作为针对水体中代表性含氯苯系物2,4-二氯苯酚的电催化氢化脱氯反应催化剂,Pd/TiN所展现的活性和稳定性均优于TiN和Pd/C,这源于TiN载体的促进作用.当TiN与Pd复合时,相应形成的Pd-TiN界面可改变Pd表面的电子结构,进一步优化Pd产活性氢及其吸附活化2,4-二氯苯酚的性能,因而其催化氢化脱氯活性增加.阴极工作电压是该催化反应中一个重要操作参数,决定了电催化氢化脱氯的效率和最终产物的构成.实验表明,.0.80 V vs Ag/AgCl是最佳操作电压,此时2,4-二氯苯酚的电催化氢化脱氯效率最高,可达到93.27%,且可实现最大程度的2,4-二氯苯酚向苯酚转化.脱氯反应路径研究发现,在Pd/TiN催化剂上2,4-二氯苯酚脱氯反应路径为2,4-二氯苯酚→对位一氯苯酚,邻位一氯苯酚→苯酚,但Pd/TiN对邻位和对位的C.Cl键断裂基本没有选择性.本文提供了一种新的有效调控Pd材料电催化氢化脱氯性能的方法,可望用于其他氢化反应体系的高效催化剂的设计合成,同时可推动电催化氢化脱氯技术在环境污染修复中的应用.     

甲胺在清洁及磷改性Mo(100)表面的解离

采用广义梯度近似(GGA)的密度泛函理论(DFT)(DFT-GGA)并结合平板模型, 研究了甲胺在清洁及磷(P)改性的Mo(100)表面(P-Mo(100))发生C—N键断裂的反应历程(CH3NH2→CH3+NH2). 优化了裂解过程中反应物、过渡态和产物的几何构型, 获得了反应路径上各物种的吸附能及反应的活化能数据. 计算结果表明, 在清洁和磷改性的Mo(100)表面, 甲胺均稳定吸附在顶位, 甲基和氨基最稳定的吸附位置均为桥位. 甲胺的C—N键在P-Mo(100)表面裂解的活化能为2.39 eV, 高于其在清洁表面的活化能(1.99 eV). 这表明Mo(100)表面被预吸附的P原子钝化了. 电子结构分析表明, 改性P原子使得金属Mo的供电子能力减弱, 导致它的d带中心下移, 从而降低了该表面的反应活性, 提高了甲胺的C—N键裂解的活化能. 活化能的分解表明, C—N键在P-Mo(100)与Mo(100)表面裂解的活化能的差异主要体现在初态到过渡态时甲胺的结构变化引起的能量变化(△EdefCH3NH2)、过渡态仅有甲基存在时的吸附能(ETSCH3)和过渡态甲基和氨基的相互作用(EintCH3…NH2). △EdefCH3NH2和ETSCH3使活化能升高幅度大于EintCH3…NH2使活化能降低幅度, 最终导致甲胺的C—N键在P-Mo(100)表面裂解的活化能要高于在Mo(100)表面裂解的活化能.     

玻碳电极上DTAB对氧还原反应的促进作用

用旋转圆盘玻碳电极研究了阳离子表面活性剂十二烷基三甲基溴化铵(DTAB)对氧还原反应的影响. 结果表明, DTAB明显提高了玻碳电极对氧还原的电催化活性. 通过对氧还原电流与旋转速度的关系以及动力学电流与电位的Tafel关系分析, 发现DTAB提高了玻碳电极对氧还原反应电荷传递步骤的传递系数, 因此加快了氧还原的动力学过程.     

气相色谱法测定喷墨打印墨水中的苯酚

建立了溴化衍生测定喷墨打印墨水中苯酚的方法。该方法首先用乙醚萃取出墨水中的苯酚,再用其与溴水反应生成稳定的2,4,6-三溴苯酚,之后加入适量NaHSO3做为还原剂,最后以正己烷萃取,DB-5毛细柱进行分离,电子捕获器进行检测。方法回收率为93%~118%、最小检测量为0.010 mg/kg,精密度为3.6%。该法适用于同类产品的检测。     

贮氢合金表面分析和金属氢化物电极电催化活性

贮氢合金表面状态和组成是影响金属氢化物(MH)电极电催化活性的重要因素, MH电极的表面改性处理是改善电极性能的有效方法。用XPS, ICP, BET方法分析了处理后贮氢合金表面组成和状态的变化。讨论了化学还原处理对MH电极电催化活性的影响, 结果表明: 化学还原处理大大提高了MH电极反应的交换电流密度和减低了电极反应活化能。     

The roughened silver–palladium cathode for electrocatalytic reductive dechlorination of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid

The roughened silver–palladium (Pd/Ag(r)) electrode was fabricated by a convenient metallic replacement reaction, and its electrocatalytic property towards reductive dechlorination of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) in basic aqueous solution have been evaluated. Experimental evidence is presented that Pd/Ag(r) exhibited powerful electrocatalytic activity for dechlorination of 2,4-D. In addition, a new dechlorination mechanism of 2,4-D was proposed, in which the formation of adsorbed 2,4-D on Ag is a key step.     

Electrochemically induced transformation of 4(6)-dihalomethyl-4(6)-methylcyclohexa-2,5(2,4)-dien-1-ones into 4(2)-methyltropones

Electrochemical investigation of 4(6)-dihalomethyl-4(6)-methylcyclohexa-2,5(2,4)-dien-1-ones using cyclic voltammetry (CVA) and rotating disc electrode (RDE) methods has been performed. The reductive dehalogenation of cyclohexa-2,5(2,4)-dien-1-ones having a dihalomethyl substituent at the tertiary carbon atom was shown to proceed as a two-electron reductive elimination of the geminal halogen atoms with the intermediate formation of carbene and subsequent rearrangement of cyclohexadienone with the ring expansion to the corresponding 4- or 2-methylcyclohepta-2,4,6-trien-1-one.     

Electrocatalytic dechlorination of chloroacetic acids by silver nanoparticles modified glassy carbon electrode

A simple potentiostatic method was employed to prepare silver nanoparticles deposited on glassy carbon electrode. The silver nanoparticles exhibit extraordinary electrocatalytic activities toward the reduction process of chloroacetic acids. The electrochemical behavior of trichloroacetic acid, dichloroacetic acid, and monochloroacetic acid has been investigated by cyclic voltammetry at the silver nanoparticles-modified glassy carbon electrode in 0.1 M LiClO₄ solution; each compound exhibits a series of reduction peaks which represent sequential dechlorination steps up to acetic acid. The electrocatalytic dechlorination mechanism for chloroacetic acids was also discussed in this work.     

Co(II)-salen complex encapsulated into MIL-100(Cr) for electrocatalytic reduction of oxygen

Co(II)-salen was encapsulated in MIL-100(Cr) metal organic framework by "ship in a bottle" to synthesize a new electrocatalyst, Cosalen@MIL-100(Cr). The material was characterized by XRD, FT-IR, UV-Vis and N2-adsorption. The Cosalen@MIL-100(Cr) modified glassy carbon electrode exhibits a well-defined reduction peak at the potential of –0.21 V toward the oxygen reduction reaction(ORR) by cyclic voltammetry(CV) in pH = 6.84 phosphate buffer. Almost 400 mV positive shift of potential at Cosalen@MIL-100(Cr) modified electrode for ORR compared with that at bare glassy carbon, indicates that Cosalen@MIL-100(Cr) possesses excellent electrocatalytic activity. The transferred number of electrons for ORR was determined by chronocoulometry. The result suggests that the introduction of Co(II)-salen complex into MOF increases the electrocatalytic activity via a four-electron reduction pathway. Furthermore, this electrocatalyst exhibits good stability and reproducibility.     

NADH oxidation using modified electrodes based on lactate and glucose dehydrogenase entrapped between an electrocatalyst film and redox catalyst-modified polymers

We have developed a simple and efficient method for the enhanced loading of silver nanoparticles onto carbon nanospheres, and how this method can be used to design an electrochemical sensor for hydrogen peroxide (HP). A glassy carbon electrode was modified with hemoglobin, carbon nanospheres, and by enhanced loading of silver nanoparticles onto the carbon nanospheres via spontaneous polymerization of dopamine. The hemoglobin exhibits a remarkable electrocatalytic activity for the reduction of HP. The electrochemical response to HP is linear range in the 1.0–147.0?μM concentration range, with a detection limit of 0.3?μM at a signal-to-noise ratio of 3.

Electrocatalytic potentialities of silver as a cathode for organic halide reductions

The peculiar halide affinity for silver results in an extraordinary electrocatalytic activity for the reduction of halides (either glycosyl halides or, more generally, aryl and alkyl halides). The most striking features are: (a) a reduction potential shift in the positive direction of about 1000 mV with respect to glassy carbon and 500 mV with respect to mercury; (b) a cage effect, evidenced in previous synthetic work concerning bromosugars, promoted by the halide acting as a bridge between the electrode surface and the reacting substrate, which mainly results in dimerization and/or addition products. The above electrocatalytic effect is here investigated by means of a systematic reactivity study on Ag, Hg and glassy carbon cathodes, with a variety of substrates. The effect of the supporting electrolyte is also analysed in detail, providing a first inspection on specific halide/silver interactions in acetonitrile media.     

Determination of Explosives Using Electrochemically Reduced Graphene

A graphene‐based electrochemical sensing platform for sensitive determination of explosive nitroaromatic compounds (NACs) was constructed by means of electrochemical reduction of graphene oxide (GO) on a glassy carbon electrode (GCE). The electrochemically reduced graphene (ER‐GO) adhered strongly onto the GCE surface with a wrinkled morphology that showed a large active surface area. 2,4‐Dinitrotoluene (2,4‐DNT), as a model analyte, was detected by using stripping voltammetry, which gave a low detection limit of 42 nmol L⁻¹ (signal‐to‐noise ratio=3) and a wide linear range from 5.49×10⁻⁷ to 1.1×10⁻⁵ M . Further characterizations by electrochemistry, IR, and Raman spectra confirmed that the greatly improved electrochemical reduction signal of DNT on the ER‐GO‐modified GC electrode could be ascribed to the excellent electrocatalytic activity and high surface‐area‐to‐volume ratio of graphene, and the strong π–π stacking interactions between 2,4‐DNT and the graphene surface. Other explosive nitroaromatic compounds including 1,3‐dinitrobenzene (1,3‐DNB), 2,4,6‐trinitrotoluene (TNT), and 1,3,5‐trinitrobenzene (TNB) could also be detected on the ER‐GO‐modified GC electrode at the nM level. Experimental results showed that electrochemical reduction of GO on the GC electrode was a fast, simple, and controllable method for the construction of a graphene‐modified electrode for sensing NACs and other sensing applications.     

Synthesis of NiO nanomaterials with various morphologies and their electrocatalytic performances for <Emphasis Type="Italic">p</Emphasis>-nitrophenol reduction

In the work, several facile and easily controlled procedures were designed to successfully synthesize a few NiO samples with various morphologies, including nanosheets, nanobelts, nanoparticles and empty microspheres, via a hydrothermal method. The as-prepared samples were characterized by X-ray powder diffractometer, TEM and field emission scanning electron microscopy technologies. The results revealed that the as-synthesized NiO samples displayed expected nanosheets, nanobelts, nanoparticles and empty microspheres in shape. The electrocatalytic performance of each NiO sample modified on a glassy carbon electrode for p-nitrophenol reduction in a basic solution using cyclic voltammetry method was investigated. The results indicated that the glassy carbon electrode modified with each NiO sample showed enhanced electrocatalytic activity by comparing a bare glassy carbon electrode, and especially NiO nanopatricles and empty microsphere exhibited the higher electrocatalytic activty for p-nitrophenol reduction.     

Structure of dihydrochalcones and related derivatives and their scavenging and antioxidant activity against oxygen and nitrogen radical species

Quantum mechanical calculations at B3LYP/6-31G** level of theory were employed to obtain energy (E), ionization potential (IP), bond dissociation enthalpy (O-H BDE) and stabilization energies (DE(iso)) in order to infer the scavenging activity of dihydrochalcones (DHC) and structurally related compounds. Spin density calculations were also performed for the proposed antioxidant activity mechanism of 2,4,6-trihydroxyacetophenone (2,4,6-THA). The unpaired electron formed by the hydrogen abstraction from the phenolic hydroxyl group of 2,4,6-THA is localized on the phenolic oxygen at 2, 6, and 4 positions, the C? and C? carbon atoms at ortho positions, and the C? carbon atom at para position. The lowest phenolic oxygen contribution corresponded to the highest scavenging activity value. It was found that antioxidant activity depends on the presence of a hydroxyl at the C2 and C4 positions and that there is a correlation between IP and O-H BDE and peroxynitrite scavenging activity and lipid peroxidation. These results identified the pharmacophore group for DHC.     

Catalysis of dioxygen reduction at soluble polyaniline modified electrode

A reflux-treatment of soluble polyaniline (SPA) in dimethylformamide (DMF) containing CoCl₂ yields an active catalyst for dioxygen reduction which can be adsorbed on the electrode surface firmly. The catalytic reduction of dioxygen at the glassy carbon (GC) electrode modified by the catalyst was studied with cyclic voltammetry (CV), rotating disk electrode (RDE) and rotating ring-disk electrode (RRDE). The kinetic process of dioxygen reduction at the modified electrode was analyzed with a new RRDE theory dealing with a nondiffusion-controlled process on ring electrode. The rate constants for each scheme of dioxygen reduction were calculated, showing that only 2-electron reduction to H₂O₂ was conducted at the modified electrode. The effect of solution acidity on the electrocatalytic behaviour for dioxygen reduction was investigated. A possibility of initiating catalytic activity for dioxygen reduction was explored with ESCA method.