应用晶体结构数据进行化学反应途径研究 Ⅰ. 五配位钼化合物Mo(L)5的动态立体化学

The principle of structure correlation is applied to 28 crystal structures which contain 44 different five-coordinate molybdenum fragments. The data derived map the reaction pathway for a bimolecular ligand substitution reaction at tetrahedral molybdenum centers. The dihedral-angle method from Muetterties and Guggenberger is employed in order to describe the interconversion between the trigonal bipyramidal (TBP) and the square pyramidal (SQP) conformations via the Berry pseudorotation mechanism in the system of Mo(L)_5 complexes. This structure correlation method provides a convincing mapping of the Berry pathway in this paper.     

反对数微分简易示波伏安法的研究

在获得微分简易地波伏安图的实验线路中,增加了反对数装置,提出了反对数微分简易示波伏安法。该方法被应用于铝合金中微量铜和分子筛中微量钴的测定,获得了满意结果。     

全氟辛基磺酸酸度函数H0的测定

It is reported in this paper that the acidity function H_0 of perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (POSA) is -12.11±0.03, which was measured first time by ~1H NMR method, in term of the α-H chemical shifts of the acid-ether systems, using 98% to 100% H_2SO_4 as reference standards. This method provides a new procedure for measuring the H_0 value of solid perfluoroalkanesulfonie acid C_nH_(2n+1)SO_3H(n>7).     

TS分子筛催化性能研究Ⅰ．TS－2分子筛催化1，2－丙二醇液相氧化反应的研究

ＴＳ分子筛催化性能研究Ⅰ．ＴＳ－２分子筛催化１，２－丙二醇液相氧化反应的研究①伏再辉尹笃林（湖南师范大学精细催化合成研究所，长沙４１００８１）关键词ＴＳ－２分子筛１，２－丙二醇氧化催化氧化自１９８３年Ｔａｒａｍａｓｓｏ［１］首次合成具有ＺＳＭ－５结构...     

Preparation and characterization of silver/TiO2 composite hollow spheres

Silver-coated poly(methyl acrylic acid) (PSA) core-shell colloid particles were prepared by an in situ chemical reduction method. Crystalline silver/titania composite hollow spheres were obtained by coating the as-prepared PSA/silver particles with an amorphous titania layer and subsequently calcining in Ar atmosphere. SEM and TEM investigation indicated that the size of the as-prepared PSA/silver and PSA/silver/TiO(2) core-shell particles and silver/titania composite hollow particles was fairly uniform and the wall thickness of the hollow spheres was in the range of 40-80 nm. UV-vis absorption spectra were recorded to investigate their optical properties.     

On the statistical mechanics of the traveling salesman problem

We consider the statistical mechanics of the traveling salesman problem (TSP) and develop some representations to study it. In one representation the mean field theory has a simple form and brings out some of the essential features of the problem. It shows that the system has spontaneous symmetry breaking at any nonzero temperature. In general the phase progressively changes as one decreases the temperature. At low temperatures the mean field theory solution is very sensitive to any small perturbations, due to the divergence of some local susceptibilities. This critical region extends down to zero temperature. We perform the quenched average for a nonmetric TSP in the second representation and the resulting problem is more complicated than the infinite-range spin-glass problem, suggesting that the free energy landscape may be more complex. The role played by frustration in this problem appears explicitly through the localization property of a random matrix, which resembles the tight binding matrix of an electron in a random lattice.     

Carbon nanotube assisted synthesis of CeO2 nanotubes

CeO₂ nanotubes have been synthesized facilely using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as templates by a liquid phase deposition method. The properties of the CeO₂ nanotubes were characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray photoelectron spectrum (XPS) as well as thermogravimetry and differential thermal analysis (TG-DTA). The obtained CeO₂ nanotubes with a polycrystalline face-centered cubic phase have a uniform diameter ranging from 40 to 50 nm. The CeO₂ nanotubes are composed of many tiny interconnected nanocrystallites of about 10 nm in size. The pretreatment of CNTs and calcination temperature were confirmed to be the crucial factors determining the formation of CeO₂ nanotubes. A possible formation mechanism has been suggested to explain the formation of CeO₂ nanotubes.