Synthesis, morphology and random laser action of ZnO nanostructures

Three-dimensional (3-D) ZnO random-wall nanostructures and one-dimensional (1-D) ZnO nanorods were prepared on silicon substrates by a simple solid-vapour phase thermal sublimation technique. Optical pumped random lasing has been observed in the ZnO random-wall arrays with a threshold intensity of 0.38 MW/cm² in the emission wavelength from 380 to 395 nm. The optical gain was attributed to the closed-loop scattering and light amplification of the ZnO random-wall. The experimental result suggests that the morphology of nanostructure is the key factor to effect random lasing.     

A convenient microwave assisted arylzinc generation-Negishi coupling protocol

Arylzinc reagents were readily prepared from aryl iodides using a Zn-Cu couple in a microwave environment. A sequential arylzinc formation-Negishi cross-coupling protocol suitable for parallel high-throughput synthesis has been developed.     

K＋－SrO－La_2O_3／ZnO催化剂上甲烷氧化偶联反应Ⅰ．催化活性和反应气中添加CO_2的影响

Ｋ＋┐ＳｒＯ┐Ｌａ２Ｏ３／ＺｎＯ催化剂上甲烷氧化偶联反应＊Ⅰ．催化活性和反应气中添加ＣＯ２的影响余林徐奕德＊＊郭燮贤（中国科学院大连化学物理研究所催化基础国家重点实验室，大连１１６０２３）关键词钾离子，氧化锶，氧化镧，氧化锌，金属氧化物催化剂，甲烷，...     

Metal components analysis of metallothionein-III in the brain sections of metallothionein-I and metallothionein-II null mice exposed to mercury vapor with HPLC/ICP-MS

Mercury vapor is effectively absorbed via inhalation and easily passes through the blood–brain barrier; therefore, mercury poisoning with primarily central nervous system symptoms occurs. Metallothionein (MT) is a cysteine-rich metal-binding protein and plays a protective role in heavy-metal poisoning and it is associated with the metabolism of trace elements. Two MT isoforms, MT-I and MT-II, are expressed coordinately in all mammalian tissues, whereas MT-III is a brain-specific member of the MT family. MT-III binds zinc and copper physiologically and is seemed to have important neurophysiological and neuromodulatory functions. The MT functions and metal components of MTs in the brain after mercury vapor exposure are of much interest; however, until now they have not been fully examined. In this study, the influences of the lack of MT-I and MT-II on mercury accumulation in the brain and the changes of zinc and copper concentrations and metal components of MTs were examined after mercury vapor exposure by using MT-I, II null mice and 129/Sv (wild-type) mice as experimental animals. MT-I, II null mice and wild-type mice were exposed to mercury vapor or an air stream for 2 h and were killed 24 h later. The brain was dissected into the cerebral cortex, the cerebellum, and the hippocampus. The concentrations of mercury in each brain section were determined by cold vapor atomic absorption spectrometry. The concentrations of mercury, copper, and zinc in each brain section were determined by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). The mercury accumulated in brains after mercury vapor exposure for MT-I, II null mice and wild-type mice. The mercury levels of MT-I, II null mice in each brain section were significantly higher than those of wild-type mice after mercury vapor exposure. A significant change of zinc concentrations with the following mercury vapor exposure for MT-I, II null mice was observed only in the cerebellum analyzed by two-way analysis of variance. As for zinc, the copper concentrations only changed significantly in the cerebellum. Metal components of metal-binding proteins of soluble fractions in the brain sections were analyzed by size-exclusion high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) connected with ICP-MS. From the results of HPLC/ICP-MS analyses, it was concluded that the mercury components of MT-III and high molecular weight metal-binding proteins in the cerebellum of MT-I, II null mice were much higher than those of wild-type mice. It was suggested that MT-III is associated with the storage of mercury in conditions lacking MT-I, and MT-II. It was also suggested that the physiological role of MT-III and some kind of high molecular weight proteins might be impaired by exposure to mercury vapor and lack of MT-I and MT-II.     

CTMAB-Peregal O存在下锌镉的FIA同时测定

混合表面活性剂CTMAB-Peregal O对Zn~(2+)和Cd~(2+)与4-(2-吡啶偶氮)一问苯二酚的配合反应有协同增敏作用。由配合反应测得Zn~(2+)和Cd~(2+)的总量,用二乙基二硫代氨基甲酸钠掩蔽Cd~(2+)后,可测得Zn~(2+)量,再由计算求得Cd~(2+)量。研究了应用连续交替注入技术流动注射光度法同时测定Zn~(2+)和Cd~(2+)的方法。Zn”和Cd~(2+)的浓度分别在0～0.6μg/g和0～1.0μg/g时符合比耳定律。相对标准偏差<1.0%,进样频率180次/h。曾用此法测定了西湖水和工业废水中的Zn~(2+)和Cd~(2+),结果满意,并初步探讨了协同增敏作用的机理。     

散射背景下激光热透镜光谱分析法测定人体血清中锌量

建立了散射背景下测定人体血清中Zn^2＋含量的激光热透镜光谱分析方法。比较了蛋白质微粒散射对于分光光度法和激光热透镜光谱分析法测定的影响。结果表明，激光热透镜光谱分析方法能够避免溶液中存留蛋白质微粒散射的影响。Zn^2＋量在0～1．6μg/mL范围内呈线性关系（r=0．9986），检出限为1ng/mL。应用于人体血清中Zn^2＋含量的测定，与原子吸收法测定结果基本一致。     

8-羟基喹啉对甲基苯酚合锌配合物的合成及光致发光和电致发光性能

有机电致发光 ( EL )技术作为一种有着广阔应用前景的显示技术 ,自 1 987年 [1] 以来已获得了空前迅速的发展 .部分发光器件的亮度、效率和寿命已经达到或接近实用化的程度 .许多有机化合物 [2～ 5] ,包括小分子和聚合物 ,已被用于制备有机 LEDs.应用于有机 EL的化合物很多 ,这为优化和筛选优秀的 EL材料提供了基础 .以 8-羟基喹啉铝为代表的有机金属配合物是一类重要的有机 EL材料 ,这类材料荧光效率高、易于提纯且性质比较稳定 .目前应用于有机 EL金属配合物的发光材料大多配位数均为偶数 ,四配位的 8-羟基喹啉锌配合物 ( Znq2 ) [6…     

酶催化动力学光度法测定锌

近年来酶法在分析测定方面的研究非常活跃，酶法测定锌已有报道，基本为终点测定法。本文中的研究是基于LDH催化下列反应：丙酮酸＋NADH=乳酸＋NAD^＋（氧化型烟酰胺腺嘌呤二核苷酸），锌离子的存在对酶催化反应具有抑制作用，反应速度的变化率与锌离子的浓度呈相关关系，从而可测定试样中的锌离子含量。本方法不需要底物转变完全，与终点测定法相比，可减少测定时间并节省酶量。