基于压力的速率方程的应用

通过具体实例说明对于气相反应,使用基于压力的速率方程解题比使用基于浓度的速率方程更直接﹑更简便。总结了具有简单级数的反应的基于压力的速率方程及其特征。     

基于Matlab的二元共聚合反应的竞聚率的求解

以直线交叉法为依据,根据最小二乘原理,采用Matlab GUI工具设计了一款用于计算二元共聚合反应竞聚率的图形用户程序。与传统的求解竞聚率方法相比,该图形用户程序具有设计原理简单、计算快捷的特点;同时程序提供界面简洁、交互友好的数据输入平台,实用性强。实际应用表明:采用该款图形用户程序所测得的数据与微机动态搜索法、Tidwell-Mortimer法相近,而比采用斜率截距法计算竞聚率的最小差方和更小,并且也避免了采用斜率截距法由于所用方程的非对称性造成的计算结果的不一致性。     

某些助剂对明胶的凝胶强度的影响的研究

众所周知,物理力学性能是照相明胶的一种很重要的属性。在各种彩色及黑白胶片都面向高温快速加工发展的今天,这种属性就显得更为重要。提高胶片的物理力学性能,一方面要从提高明胶本身的胶冻强度着手,例如减少明胶中溶胶组份(分子量小、冷水中溶解度高),提高明胶中的α和β组份的相对含量,减少分子量过大的组份等等。     

基于环糊精的新材料的研究进展

从纳米粒子、水凝胶、纤维材料和环糊精高分子等方面介绍了近年来以环糊精为基础研制的新材料的研究进展。目前以环糊精为基础的纳米粒子材料有核壳结构的纳米粒子、环糊精的化学接枝与共聚、环糊精与无机非金属材料的复合和含环糊精的囊泡材料;以环糊精为基础的凝胶材料有水凝胶和有机凝胶两种材料;此外还有以环糊精为基础的纤维材料、环糊精高...     

体毛的化学和头发的保护

本文介绍了体毛结构和功能的一般化学基础,讨论了毛发的化学特征如氨基酸及微量元素的组成和应用依据,研究了护发的化学方法。作为皮肤附属器官的体毛,特别是头发,除一般的美容化妆外,近10多年来还由于人体微量元素研究的进展而引起人们的重视。曾多次召开过国际人发研究学术讨论会[1],国际原子能研究机构（IAEA）还在全球范围内收集了人发数据,并发布了人发标样（IAEA-HH-1）,我国也研制了类似的标准物。在各种病因诊断、法医学研究中,头发分析是重要项目。而在日常消费新潮中,青年人也常把相当多的精力和金钱投放在发型的美化上。因此体毛的化学和头发的保护问题,日益成为化学与生活联系的重要渠道,其社会意义已不容忽视。本文尝试就毛发的结构、功能、组成及可能的病交的化学基础和有关化妆的化学信息作一简介。     

基于钯催化的Catellani反应的Rhazinal的高效全合成

Rhazinal是Rhazinilam家族中的一员,其家族都含有一个因环张力而形成的吡咯-苯胺手性轴,一个高张力的九元内酰胺,一个全碳季碳手性中心以及[3.4]并环结构.Rhazinilam被发现是一个很好的多种癌细胞的抑制剂,具有诱导和促进微管蛋白的聚合、防止解聚、稳定微管的作用.自其被分离之后得到了有机和生物有机化学家的广泛重视,至今已有多个其家族成员的全合成的报道.中国科学技术大学化学系顾振华小组将Pd催化的Catellani反应首次成     

紫精的负离子对耐水的紫精－聚合物膜的光致变色性能的影响

将合不同负离子的苄基紫精分散在混合有ＰＶＰ的ＭＭＡ－ＨＥＭＡ共聚物基质中可制成耐水的光致变色膜。它们的光致变色速度的大小随紫精负离子的不同而有如下序列：这与这些紫精在ＤＭＦ中的溶解度以及在共聚物基质中的溶解性大小的序列相一致．负离子对这些光致变色膜在空气中的氧化退色速度没有很大影响，对这些膜的光疲劳性能的影响也不大。将Ｖ３～Ｖ６分散在不很有ＰＶＰ的ＭＭＡ－ＨＥＭＡ共聚物基质中制成的膜也表现出光致变色的特性，表明它们的多原子负离子本身在聚合物膜中也能充当电子给体的角色．     

酯的水解实验的改进

该文对现行的高中化学 (试验修订本 )第二册中关于乙酸乙酯水解实验的不足之处进行了分析,并提出了改进的方法,对其实验内容和实验效果进行了讨论。     

色彩斑斓的自然,五颜六色的化学

通过介绍菠菜中色素的提取分离及紫甘蓝中花青素的提取两个实验,揭示大自然色彩背后的化学奥秘,并介绍了两个实验作为科普实验项目在化学科普活动中展示和互动的效果及特点。     

地球的内部可能是湿润的

在地球的低层地幔下 ,可能存在着比现在的海洋还要多 4倍的水 ,这是日本工业大学的Ｍ .Ｍｕｒａｋａｍｉ和他的同事们最近估测出来的。日本地球科学家们利用了一种多功能钻探仪 ,通过对 3种据信包含低层地幔中在高温高压下生成的主要矿物组成的分析后 ,得到了这个结论。这 3种矿物是 :Ｍｇ ｐｅｒｏｖｓｋｉｔｅ ,Ｃａ ｐｅｒｏｖｓｋｉｔｅ和Ｍａｇｎｅｓｉｏｗ櫣ｓｔｉｔｅ。再利用ＳＩＭＳ对矿物中溶解的氢的含量进行测量 ,矿物学家认为氢是水的标记。发现这3种矿物的含水量都相当可观 ,大约在 0 .2 %至 0 .4 %(重量比率 )之间。用红外…     

Influence of Electrolytes on the Micellar Growth of Amphiphilic Drug Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride

The effect of electrolytes on the micellar behavior of an amphiphilic drug, chlorpromazine (CPZ) hydrochloride, was studied using cloud point (CP) and dye solubilization techniques. In the presence of KBr, increase in pH led to decrease in the CP of 50 mmol·L_-1 drug solution (prepared in 10 mmol·L_-1 sodium phosphate (SP) buffer) because of deprotonation of drug molecules at high pH. The visible absorbance increased (due to dye solubilization) with the increase in pH from 6.5 to 6.9, which indicated micellar growth. At fixed pH (6.7), addition of inorganic salts (KF, KCl, and KBr) to drug solutions (50 mmol·L_-1) caused an increase in the CP as well as in the visible absorbance, with effectiveness being in the order: F_- < Cl_- < Br_-. The results were discussed on the basis of counter-ion binding and their effect toward micellar growth. Cations (co-ions) also led to an increase in the CP (and also the visible absorbance), with their effectiveness order being Li₊ > Na₊ > K₊, which was explained by considering cognizance of their hydrated radii. Compared with anions, their effect was small. Increase in [CPZ] caused micellar growth and hence the CP as well as the visible absorbance increased. The overall behavior was discussed in terms of electrostatic interactions and micellar growth.     

Investigation of the role of electrolytes and non-electrolytes on the cloud point and dye solubilization in antidepressant drug imipramine hydrochloride solutions

Antidepressant drug imipramine hydrochloride (IMP) is amphiphilic which shows surfactant-like behavior in aqueous solutions. We have studied the effect of adding electrolytes and non-electrolytes on the micellar behavior of IMP by making cloud point (CP) and dye solubilization measurements. The CP of a 100mM IMP solution (prepared in 10mM sodium phosphate (SP) buffer) was found to decrease with increasing pH, both in the absence as well as presence of added salts. Increase in pH increased the visible absorbance of Sudan III dye solubilized in the drug micelles, implying micellar growth. Addition of increasing amounts of salts to 100mM IMP solutions (at pH 6.7) caused continuous increase in CP due to micellar growth. On the basis of these studies, the binding-effect orders of counter- and co-ions have been deduced, respectively, as: Br(-)>Cl(-)>F(-) and Li(+)相似文献   

Effect of electrolytes on the cloud point of chlorpromazine hydrochloride solutions

Cloud point (CP) phenomenon occurring in amphiphilic drug chlorpromazine hydrochloride (CPZ) solutions with and without salts is reported herein. The CP of a 50mM CPZ solution (prepared in 10mM sodium phosphate, SP, buffer) was found to decrease with increasing pH, both in the absence as well as presence (50mM) of added salts (NaCl, NaBr, LiBr, KBr, tetra-n-butylammonium bromide). Whereas, at a fixed concentration of NaCl, the CP increased with increasing CPZ concentration, addition of increasing amounts of salts (NaF, NaCl, NaBr, LiCl, KCl) to 50mM CPZ solution (at pH 6.7) caused continuous increase in CP. On the basis of these studies the binding-effect orders of counterions and co-ions have been deduced, respectively, as: Br(-)>Cl(-)>F(-) and Li(+)>Na(+)>K(+). The similar trend of increasing CP with addition of increasing amounts of quaternary bromides (tetramethylammonium bromide, TMeAB; tetraethylammonium bromide, TEtAB; tetra-n-propylammonium bromide, TPrAB; tetra-n-butylammonium bromide, TBuAB; tetra-n-pentylammonium bromide, TPeAB) to 50mM CPZ solutions (at pH 6.7) was found to be dependent upon the alkyl chain length of the particular salt. The overall behaviour has been discussed in terms of electrostatic interactions, micellar growth, and mixed micelle formation.     

Influence of additives on the clouding phenomenon of chlorpromazine hydrochloride solutions

Herein we report the effect of various additives (viz. alcohols, cycloalcohols, amino acids, sugars, ureas) on the clouding phenomenon observed in 50mM chlorpromazine hydrochloride (CPZ) drug solutions (prepared in 10mM sodium phosphate buffer). Long chain alcohols (except octanol), cyclohexanol and allylalcohol increased the cloud point (CP) followed by a decrease with the increase in alcohol concentration but short chain alcohols affected the CP insignificantly. Effect of amino acids depended upon their nature: acidic and salts of basic amino acids increased the CP while basic amino acids depressed it; non-polar and uncharged polar amino acids caused small changes in CP. Additives of urea family decreased the CP. All sugars caused a decrease in CP, which is in consonance to their effect on the critical micellar concentration. The overall behavior is explained on the basis of additives affecting the solvent as well as micelle aggregation and/or structure.     

Micelles from PEO-PPO-PEO block copolymers as nanocontainers for solubilization of a poorly water soluble drug hydrochlorothiazide

The effect of molecular characteristics of EO-PO triblock copolymers viz. Pluronic(?) P103 (EO(17)PO(60)PEO(17)), P123 (EO(19)PO(69)EO(19)), and F127 (EO(100)PO(65)EO(100)) on micellar behavior and solubilization of a diuretic drug, hydrochlorothiazide (HCT) was investigated. The critical micellization temperatures (CMTs) and size for empty as well as drug loaded micelles are reported. The CMTs and micelle size depended on the hydrophobicity and molecular weight of the copolymer; a decrease in CMT and increase in size was observed on solubilization. The solubilization of the drug hydrochlorothiazide (HCT) in the block copolymer nanoaggregates at different temperatures (28, 37, 45°C), pH (3.7, 5.0, 6.7) and in the presence of added salt (NaCl) was monitored by using UV-vis spectroscopy and solubility data were used to calculate the solubilization characteristics; micelle-water partition coefficient (P) and thermodynamic parameters of solubilization viz. Gibbs free energy (ΔG(s)°), enthalpy (ΔH(s)°) and entropy (ΔS(s)°). The solubility of the drug in copolymer increases with the trend: P103>P123>F127. The solubilized drug decreased the cloud point (CP) of copolymers. Results show that the drug solubility increases in the presence of salt but significantly enhances with the increase in the temperature and at a lower pH in which drug remains in the non-ionized form.     

Study of amphiphilic polyester micelles by hyper-rayleigh scattering: invertibility and phase transfer

For the first time, hyper-Rayleigh scattering (HRS) of invertible polymeric micellar structures has been measured. HRS measurements on amphiphilic invertible polyesters with alternating hydrophilic and hydrophobic fragments were carried out in solvents of differing polarity. The observed strong variation of the HRS signals is attributed to the switching behavior of the polyester micelles in the different solvents. The hyperpolarizabilities and the size of the micelles increased with decreasing polarity of the solvent. Observing the dynamics of the solubilization of an insoluble dye (malachite green) by the invertible polyester in toluene confirmed the possibility to reveal conformational changes in polyester macromolecules by HRS. In contrast to UV measurements which showed a continuous increase in absorbance and indicated overall solubilization of the dye, the HRS signals decreased after approaching a maximum value. The decrease of the HRS signals is attributed to the change of dye molecules' orientation within the micelles due to the change of polymeric conformation in toluene. The results have shown that HRS is sensitive to reorientation and ordering of the macromolecules and might become a powerful tool for studying polymer micellar structures as well as phase transfer processes at the nanoscale.     

Solubilization of two organic dyes by cationic ester-containing gemini surfactants

Solubilization of two different types of organic dyes, Quinizarin with an anthraquinone structure and Sudan I with an azo structure, has been studied in aqueous solutions of a series of cationic gemini surfactants and of a conventional monomeric cationic surfactant, dodecyltrimethylammonium bromide (DTAB). Surfactant concentrations both above and below the critical micelle concentration were used. The concentration of solubilized dye at equilibrium was determined from the absorbance of the solution at λ(max) with the aid of a calibration curve. The solubilization power of the gemini surfactants was higher than that of DTAB and increased with increasing alkyl chain length. An increase in length of the spacer unit resulted in increased solubilization power while a hydroxyl group in the spacer did not have much effect. Ester bonds in the alkyl chains reduced the solubilization power with respect to both dyes. A comparison between the absorbance spectra of the dyes in micellar solution with spectra in a range of solvents of different polarity indicated that the dye is situated in a relatively polar environment. One may therefore assume that the dye is located just below the head group region of the micelle. Attractive π-cation interactions may play a role for orienting the dye to the outer region of the micelle.     

Chlorpromazine and sodium dodecyl sulfate mixed micelles investigated by small angle X-ray scattering

Small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) studies are reported on the interaction of chlorpromazine (CPZ) with micelles of anionic surfactant sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS). Isotropic solutions of SDS (40 and 100 mM) at pH 4.0, 7.0, and 9.0 in the absence and presence of CPZ (2-25 mM) were investigated at the National Laboratory of Synchrotron Light (LNLS, Campinas, Brazil). The data were analyzed through the modeling of the micellar form factor and interference function. The results evidence a micellar shape transformation from prolate ellipsoid to cylinder accompanied by micellar growth and surface charge screening as the molar ratio CPZ : SDS increases in the complex. Small ellipsoids with axial ratio nu=1.5+/-0.1 at 40 mM SDS grow and reassemble into cylinder-like aggregates upon 5 mM drug incorporation (1 CPZ : 8 SDS monomers) with a decrease of the micelle surface charge. At 10 mM CPZ : 40 mM SDS cylindrical micelles are totally screened with an axial ratio nu approximately 2.5. The data also indicate the presence of small prolate ellipsoids (nu=1.7+/-0.1) in solutions of 100 mM SDS (no drug) and micellar growth (nu approximately 2.0 and 4.0) when 10 and 25 mM CPZ are added to the system. In the latter case, the aggregate is also better represented by a cylinder-like form. Therefore, our results demonstrate that the axial ratio and shape evolution of the surfactant : phenothiazine complex are both SDS concentration and drug : SDS molar ratio dependent. The drug location close to the SDS polar headgroup region without disrupting in a significant way both the paraffinic hydrophobic core and the polar shell thickness is inferred. SAXS data made it possible to obtain the shapes and dimensions of CPZ/SDS aggregates.     

Interfacial solubilization of model amphiphilic molecules in block copolymer micelles

We investigate the solubilization of 2-nitrodiphenylamine, a hydrophobic but polar dye molecule, in aqueous solutions of polystyrene(310)-b-poly(acrylic acid)(47) micelles. The solubilization capacity of the micelles, which consist of a polystyrene core and poly(acrylic acid) corona, and the micelle-water partition coefficient are evaluated as a function of the solubilizate concentration. The solubilization isotherm shows a nonlinear behavior, and the partition coefficient, instead of being constant, is strongly dependent on the dye concentration. These results are explained by treating solubilization as a binding process, and by fitting the data to a Langmuir adsorption model. In addition, we examine the locus of solubilization of 2-nitrodiphenylamine using its solvatochromic properties and solubility in model solvents, and we identify the micellar interface as the solubilization site. Confirmatory studies, including the dependence of solubilization on the interfacial area of the aggregates, the role of the poly(acrylic acid) corona chains in stabilizing the solubilized molecules, and the effect of the solubilizate structure on the extent of incorporation, were also conducted. The results, consistent with surface localization, show that solubilization is dependent on the interfacial area of the aggregates, and on the affinity of the solubilizate for the micellar interface.     

Micellization and solubilization of a model hydrophobic drug nimesulide in aqueous salt solutions of Tetronic T904

The micellar and phase behavior of an ethylene oxide-propylene oxide branched octablock copolymer Tetronic T 904 (hereafter written as T904) in water and NaCl solutions was examined. The copolymer shows a cloud point (CP) ranging from 74-65°C in the concentration range of 1-10% and forms aggregates (micelles) with a hydrodynamic diameter around 10-12nm in the temperature range 30-40°C. Stable, bluish solutions containing aggregates of variable size (several hundred nm in some cases) were observed even at temperatures much less than the critical micellization temperature (CMT=30°C for a 2% solution in water). The CP and the CMT markedly decrease in the presence of NaCl due to the dehydration of the polyethylene oxide shell. The size of the micelles in water or salt solutions increases at temperatures close to the CP as inferred from viscosity measurments. A model drug compound (nimesulide, NIM) was solubilized in T904 micelles which showed a remarkable increase in solubilization at higher temperature; however, a decrease in solubilization was observed in salt solutions. The thermodynamic parameters for solubilization were obtained, and the location of NIM in the copolymer micelles was investigated by UV-Visible spectroscopy.