含有BaMoO4纳米粒子的反胶束溶液与罗丹明B的相互作用

在三种带有不同电荷的表面活性剂构建的反胶束体系中(AOT/异辛烷、Oπ-10,环已烷、CTAB／正已醇)合成了BaMoO4的纳米粒子,采用透射电镜(TEM)观察其粒子呈球形,粒径在17-46 nm范围内,分布均匀;使用染料罗丹明B作为探针,采用紫外-可见光谱(UV-vis)和荧光光谱研究反胶束水池中罗丹明B与BaMoO4纳米粒子的相互作用;由于反胶束水池的空间和极性的限定,染料的光谱特征与其在纯水中发生很大变化,不同的反胶束体系中,由于染料分子所处的微观环境不同,导致其光谱特征也有较大区别。     

香豆素343敏化TiO2纳米粒子光致电子转移的荧光和拉曼光谱

通过对香豆素343(C343)染料敏化TiO₂纳米粒子光致电子转移的荧光和拉曼光谱特性的研究表明,C343染料敏化TiO₂纳米粒子稳态吸收光谱和稳态荧光光谱的红移归因于从被吸附的C343染料分子激发态和C343/TiO₂复合物到TiO₂纳米粒子导带的光致电子转移. 由时间分辨荧光光谱确定了C343染料敏化TiO₂纳米粒子的逆向电子转移速率常数为τ₁=31 ps. C343 染料敏化TiO₂纳米粒子体系拉曼光谱的研究表明, 被吸附在界面处的染料分子主链碳键的伸缩振动和碳环的呼吸运动的振动模式对超快界面光致电子转移有着重要的促进作用.     

Ag3PO4/Ni薄膜的制备及其光催化降解罗丹明B的性能和机理

用电化学方法制备Ag₃PO₄/Ni薄膜,以扫描电子显微镜(SEM)、X射线衍射(XRD)和紫外-可见漫反射光谱(UV-Vis DRS)对薄膜的表面形貌、晶相结构、光谱特性及能带结构进行了表征,以罗丹明B为模拟污染物对薄膜的光催化活性和稳定性进行了测定,采用向溶液中加入活性物种捕获剂的方法对薄膜光催化降解机理进行了探索.结果表明:最佳工艺下制备的Ag₃PO₄/Ni薄膜具有致密的层状表面结构,是由多晶纳米颗粒构成的薄膜.薄膜具有较高的光催化活性和突出的光催化稳定性,可见光下催化作用60 min,薄膜光催化罗丹明B的降解率是多孔P25 TiO₂/ITO纳米薄膜(自制)的2.3倍;在保持薄膜光催化活性基本不变的前提下可循环使用6次.给出了可见光下薄膜光催化降解罗丹明B的反应机理.     

共沉淀-熔盐法制备BaMoO4∶Eu3+及其发光性能研究

以KCl-NaCl为熔盐,采用共沉淀前躯体-熔盐辅助焙烧法合成了红色发光材料BaMoO₄∶Eu³⁺。运用X射线粉末衍射(XRD)、扫描电子显微镜(SEM)及荧光光谱(PL)等测试手段,研究了熔盐辅助焙烧温度对粉体相结构、形貌和发光性能的影响,并对比了直接采用共沉淀法合成BaMoO₄∶Eu³⁺的结构与发光性能。结果表明：采用两种方法制备的BaMoO₄∶Eu³⁺均是纯相,粒径随温度升高而增大。当KCl-NaCl复合熔盐焙烧温度大于700 ℃,BaMoO₄晶粒在熔盐中实现了(111)面取向生长,得到均一的尖晶石型BaMoO₄∶Eu³⁺微晶。光谱研究表明：共沉淀前躯体-熔盐辅助焙烧法合成样品在615 nm处的Eu³⁺的⁵D₀-⁷F₂发射明显得到加强,样品发出明亮的红色发射光。     

SiO2@AgCl:Ag纳米复合材料:一种可见光催化降解罗丹明B的高效等离子体光催化剂

采用多元醇沉淀以及光化学还原法制备了SiO₂担载AgCl:Ag等离子体纳米粒子。通过表征发现SiO₂@AgCl:Ag粒子呈立方-四足角状。同时,由于表面Ag簇的等离子共振效应,该催化剂在可见光区有很强的光吸收,可用于在高效降解稳定的有机染料,例如,罗丹明B。合成的SiO₂@AgCl:Ag复合催化剂可在2 min内将罗丹明B分子完全降解。自由基捕获实验进一步探究发现O₂·^-和·OH是参与降解反应的主要氧化活性物种。以上SiO₂@AgCl:Ag的这些特性使其在水净化和环境治理方面有着潜在的应用。     

TiO2-双亲共聚物复合纳米粒子的合成与紫外光敏特性

用偶联剂乙烯基三乙氧基硅烷改性纳米粒子TiO₂, 应用超声技术将TiO₂ 纳米粒子分散在甲醇介质中, 然后用苯乙烯(ST)原位聚合包封, 再用丙烯酰胺或乙烯基吡咯烷酮(VP)共聚, 两步原位分散聚合得到了有机聚合物为壳、TiO₂为核的有机/无机复合粒子. 用红外光谱、紫外-可见光谱、透射电子显微镜等检测手段进行表征. 结果显示: 由于双亲共聚物对TiO₂纳米粒子的敏化作用, 紫外-可见光谱图上两种纳米复合粒子的最大吸收峰均有明显红移, 并且吸收光谱的范围扩大了, 其中尤以TiO₂/(PST-co-PVP)为甚. 意味着光敏化活性的提高, 特别是在可见光谱的范围内. 这种情形对宽带隙半导体材料如TiO₂纳米粒子的光催化特性是有利的, 表明这类材料的应用空间得到了拓展.     

TiO2-双亲共聚物复合纳米粒子的合成与紫外光敏特性

用偶联剂乙烯基三乙氧基硅烷改性纳米粒子TiO₂, 应用超声技术将TiO₂ 纳米粒子分散在甲醇介质中, 然后用苯乙烯(ST)原位聚合包封, 再用丙烯酰胺或乙烯基吡咯烷酮(VP)共聚, 两步原位分散聚合得到了有机聚合物为壳、TiO₂为核的有机/无机复合粒子. 用红外光谱、紫外-可见光谱、透射电子显微镜等检测手段进行表征. 结果显示: 由于双亲共聚物对TiO₂纳米粒子的敏化作用, 紫外-可见光谱图上两种纳米复合粒子的最大吸收峰均有明显红移, 并且吸收光谱的范围扩大了, 其中尤以TiO₂/(PST-co-PVP)为甚. 意味着光敏化活性的提高, 特别是在可见光谱的范围内. 这种情形对宽带隙半导体材料如TiO₂纳米粒子的光催化特性是有利的, 表明这类材料的应用空间得到了拓展.     

反胶束模板制备聚甲基丙烯酸甲酯/无机纳米粒子/石墨纳米复合材料及其表征

以甲基丙烯酸甲酯(MMA)和三氯甲烷(CHCl₃)为油相制备反胶束微乳液, 依靠表面活性剂十六烷基三甲基溴化铵(CTAB)自组装形成的“微反应器”作为模板成功地制备了PMMA/Eu(OH)₃/EG和PMMA/Ni(OH)₂/EG纳米复合材料. 并用红外光谱(IR)、扫描电镜(SEM)、透射电镜(TEM)、X射线衍射(XRD)和差热-热重(TG-DTA)对该复合材料进行了表征和分析. 研究结果表明, 反胶束法可以有效地应用于有机-无机纳米复合材料的制备.     

Fe3O4磁性纳米粒子的超声包金及其表征

超声条件下, 在乙醇分散的3-氨丙基三乙氧基硅烷(APTES)功能化的磁性Fe₃O₄纳米粒子和四氯合金酸的混合溶液中滴加柠檬酸钠, 成功地制备了磁性Fe₃O₄/Au复合纳米粒子. 采用X射线粉末衍射仪(XRD)、紫外吸收可见光谱(UV-Vis)、带有电子能谱仪(EDS)的扫描电子显微镜(SEM)、透射电子显微镜(TEM)、光电子能谱(XPS)、超导量子干涉仪(SQUID)等方法, 对复合粒子的形态、结构、组成以及磁学性质进行了表征. 结果表明: 在此条件下制得的复合粒子粒径在30 nm左右, 室温下磁化强度可达63 emu/g.     

可见光响应的Co3(PO4)2/Ag3PO4纳米复合光催化剂的制备及表征

采用简单的化学偏聚法合成出Ag₃PO₄纳米颗粒、磷酸钴（Co₃（PO₄）₂,CoP）纳米片以及它们两者的纳米复合结构（CoP/Ag₃PO₄）,同时还比较了它们的可见光催化活性. 采用场发射扫描电镜（FESEM）、X 射线衍射（XRD）、紫外-可见（UV-Vis）吸收光谱以及光致发光谱等手段对其形貌、结构、光学以及可见光催化性能等进行表征. 结果表明,CoP/Ag₃PO₄复合纳米结构的可见光降解甲基橙（MO）的速率和循环稳定性均明显优于其它两种物质. 这表明CoP应该起着共催化剂的作用,它能够抑制光生电子与空穴之间的复合,并且提供大量高活性的光生空穴. 此外,我们还发现CoP/Ag₃PO₄降解另一种阳离子型染料——罗丹明B（RhB）的能力则远不如纯Ag₃PO₄,这可能是与光催化剂的表面性质发生改变有关,造成更低的RhB吸附能力. 本文提供了一种廉价制备高效可见光催化剂的新方法.     

Photoluminescent BaMoO4 nanopowders prepared by complex polymerization method (CPM)

The BaMoO₄ nanopowders were prepared by the Complex Polymerization Method (CPM). The structure properties of the BaMoO₄ powders were characterized by FTIR transmittance spectra, X-ray diffraction (XRD), Raman spectra, photoluminescence spectra (PL) and high-resolution scanning electron microscopy (HR-SEM). The XRD, FTIR and Raman data showed that BaMoO₄ at 300 °C was disordered. At 400 °C and higher temperature, BaMoO₄ crystalline scheelite-type phases could be identified, without the presence of additional phases, according to the XRD, FTIR and Raman data. The calculated average crystallite sizes, calculated by XRD, around 40 nm, showed the tendency to increase with the temperature. The crystallite sizes, obtained by HR-SEM, were around of 40-50 nm. The sample that presented the highest intensity of the red emission band was the one heat treated at 400 °C for 2 h, and the sample that displayed the highest intensity of the green emission band was the one heat treated at 700 °C for 2 h. The CPM was shown to be a low cost route for the production of BaMoO₄ nanopowders, with the advantages of lower temperature, smaller time and reduced cost. The optical properties observed for BaMoO₄ nanopowders suggested that this material is a highly promising candidate for photoluminescent applications.     

Spectroluminescent properties of cadmium selenide nanoparticles synthesized in AOT reverse micelles

Cadmium selenide nanoparticles have been synthesized in solutions of AOT/water/n-heptane reverse micelles with average micelle water pool diameters of 25, 30, and 47 Å using cadmium sulfate (CdSO₄) and sodium selenosulfate (Na₂SeSO₃) as precursors. Absorption and fluorescence spectra of the obtained nanoparticles were recorded. The picosecond dynamics of fluorescence decay over the entire range of their emission band have been investigated by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy. A procedure for the stabilization of nanoparticles by dodecanethiol was developed for electron microscopy analysis.     

Photoluminescence properties of BaMoO4 amorphous thin films

BaMoO₄ amorphous and crystalline thin films were prepared from polymeric precursors. The BaMoO₄ was deposited onto Si wafers by means of the spinning technique. The structure and optical properties of the resulting films were characterized by FTIR reflectance spectra, X-ray diffraction (XRD), atomic force microscopy (AFM) and optical reflectance. The bond Mo-O present in BaMoO₄ was confirmed by FTIR reflectance spectra. XRD characterization showed that thin films heat-treated at 600 and 200 °C presented the scheelite-type crystalline phase and amorphous, respectively. AFM analyses showed a considerable variation in surface morphology by comparing samples heat-treated at 200 and 600 °C. The reflectivity spectra showed two bands, positioned at 3.38 and 4.37 eV that were attributed to the excitonic state of Ba²⁺ and electronic transitions within MoO²⁻₄, respectively. The optical band gaps of BaMoO₄ were 3.38 and 2.19 eV, for crystalline (600 °C/2 h) and amorphous (200 °C/8 h) films, respectively. The room-temperature luminescence spectra revealed an intense single-emission band in the visible region. The PL intensity of these materials was increased upon heat-treatment. The excellent optical properties observed for BaMoO₄ amorphous thin films suggested that this material is a highly promising candidate for photoluminescent applications.     

Aqueous mineralization process to synthesize uniform shuttle-like BaMoO4 microcrystals at room temperature

Single-crystalline BaMoO₄ microcrystals with uniform shuttle-like morphology have been successfully prepared via a facile aqueous solution mineralization process at room temperature. It was found that the pH value and the reaction temperature had important influences on the formation of the BaMoO₄ microcrystals. The shuttle-like microcrystals can be obtained in alkaline aqueous solution (pH=9-14), and when the pH value was adjusted to 6-7, cocoon-like microcrystals appeared. A possible two-stage growth process has been proposed, and the Ostwald ripening was responsible for the formation of the shuttle-like BaMoO₄ microcrystals. The products were characterized by XRD, XPS, FESEM, HRTEM and Raman spectroscopy. Room-temperature photoluminescence indicated that the as-prepared BaMoO₄ microcrystals had a strong blue emission peak centered at 438 nm.     

Size Modulation of Polymeric Nanoparticles under Controlled Dynamics of Microemulsion Droplets

Polyacrylamide nanoparticles of different size (<100 nm) were prepared in reverse micelles under various dynamic conditions of micellar systems. The nanoparticles were always larger than the aqueous core in which they were formed; however, the size of the nanoparticles could be controlled if the interdroplet interaction and coalescence rate in reverse micelles were regulated. Factors such as interfacial rigidity of the droplets, size of the aqueous core, temperature, and concentrations of acrylamide (monomer) andN,N′-methylenebisacrylamide (crosslinking agent) have a profound effect on the size of nanoparticles. By adjustment of these parameters in reverse micelles, nanoparticles ranging from about 10 to more than 100 nm have been prepared.     

Self-Assembled Structures of Diglycerol Monolaurate- and Monomyristate in Olive Oil

We have investigated the phase behavior and self-assembled structures of diglycerol monolaurate-and monomyristate (abbreviated as C₁₂G₂ and C₁₄G₂, respectivley) in olive oil over a wide range of temperatures and compositions. At lower temperatures, both the surfactants appear in solid state (α-solid), which does not swell with olive oil. The α-solid transforms into lamellar liquid crystal (L_α) phase upon heating and the solid melting temperature is practically constant at all surfactant/oil compositions, but the C₁₂G₂ melts earlier than the C₁₄G₂. There appear the dispersions of L_α phase and α-solid in the dilute regions of the C₁₂G₂/olive oil and the C₁₄G₂/olive oil systems, respectively, at 25°C. The L_α phase can solubilize some amount of olive oil, but as the oil concentration increases the excess oil separates out from the L_α phase, and there appears L_α dispersion in the dilute surfactant concentration region. The L_α phase eventually transforms into isotropic solutions (reverse micelles) with further heating. The structures (shape and size) of the reverse micelles have been characterized by small-angle x-ray scattering technique. It has found that the C₁₂G₂ and C₁₄G₂ surfactants form reverse rod-like micelles in olive oil above the L_α melting temperature and the micellar size increases with surfactant concentration, but decreases with temperatures.     

Influence of Gold Nanoparticles of Varying Size in Improving the Lipase Activity within Cationic Reverse Micelles

Herein, we report the effect of gold nanoparticles (GNPs) in enhancing lipase activity in reverse micelles of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB)/water/isooctane/n‐hexanol. The size and concentration of the nanoparticles were varied and their specific roles were assessed in detail. An overall enhancement of activity was observed in the GNP‐doped CTAB reverse micelles. The improvement in activity becomes more prominent with increasing concentration and size of the GNPs (0–52 μM and ca. 3–30 nm, respectively). The observed highest lipase activity (k₂=1070±12 cm³ g^?1 s^?1) in GNP‐doped CTAB reverse micelles ([GNP]: 52 μm, ca. 20 nm) is 2.5‐fold higher than in CTAB reverse micelles without GNPs. Improvement in the lipase activity is only specific to the GNP‐doped reverse micellar media, whereas GNP deactivates and structurally deforms the enzyme in aqueous media. The reason for this activation is probably due to the formation of larger‐sized reverse micelles in which the GNP acts as a polar core and the surfactants aggregate around the nanoparticle (‘GNP pool’) instead of only water. Lipase at the augmented interface of the GNP‐doped reverse micelle showed improved activity because of enhancement in both the substrate and enzyme concentrations and increased flexibility in the lipase conformation. The extent of the activation is greater in the case of the larger‐sized GNPs. A correlation has been established between the activity of lipase and its secondary structure by using circular dichroism and FTIR spectroscopic analysis. The generalized influence of GNP is verified in the reverse micelles of another surfactant, namely, cetyltripropylammonium bromide (CTPAB). TEM, dynamic light scattering (DLS), and UV/Vis spectroscopic analysis were utilized to characterize the GNPs and the organized aggregates. For the first time, CTAB‐based reverse micelles have been found to be an excellent host for lipase simply by doping with appropriately sized GNPs.     

Functionalization of (CdSe)ZnS nanoparticles in reverse micelles of Aerosol OT

A method is optimized for in situ functionalization and activation of (CdSe)ZnS nanoparticles in reverse micelles of Aerosol OT, as well as their conjugation with antibodies. The efficiency of particle functionalization depends on the method of micellar solution formation. Fluorescence remains practically unchanged, provided that NH₂ groups of polymers bonded to the nanoparticles are activated by glutaric aldehyde. All operations of antibody conjugation should be carried out in reverse micelles for the maximum preservation of the fluorescence properties of the particles. Nanoparticles are isolated from reverse micelles using a mixture of acetone with a solution composed of 50 mM NaHCO₃ and 200 mM NaCl. The optimum medium for dissolving the precipitate of the particles consists of NaHCO₃ (50 mM), bovine serum albumin (0.1%), and Twin 85 (0.05%). The modified particles were subjected to photoactivation in an aqueous medium at room temperature and daylight.     

Improved photocatalytic degradation of reactive blue 81 using NiO-doped ZnO–ZrO2 nanoparticles

In this study, the photocatalytic degradation of Reactive Blue 81 (RB81) using synthesized NiO-doped ZnO–ZrO₂ nanoparticles under UV irradiation was investigated. Then, the products were characterized by Scanning electron microscope (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), and diffuse reflectance spectroscopy (DRS). The removal rate of RB81 using ZnO–ZrO₂ after 180?min of irradiation was 96.7%. Nickel oxide (NiO) was used as an additive to ZnO–ZrO₂ for improvement of RB81 degradation via photocatalysis process. Photodegradation of RB81 was achieved to 100% using ZnO–ZrO₂–NiO nanoparticles with ratio of 1:2:0.3 after 180?min of irradiation. There was a red shift in absorption bands (from 410?nm to 435?nm) observed in increasing of NiO to ZnO–ZrO₂ nanoparticle, that it might lead to a higher photocatalytic activity under visible light. Response surface methodology (RSM) was used for optimization of experimental and these results were obtained: solution pH = 3, ZnO–ZrO₂–NiO dosage = 15?mg/L, and the initial RB81 concentration = 5?mg/L. The photodegredation of RB81 followed pseudo-first order kinetic according to the Langmuir–Hinshelwood model.