三维配位聚合物[Zn(HCO2)2(4,4''''-bipy)]∞的合成、晶体结构及性质研究

以ZnO,HCO_2H及4,4'-bipy(摩尔比1∶3∶1.25)溶于H_2O和DMF(体积比13∶1),并在60℃反应,合成了标题化合物[Zn(HCO_2)_2(4,4'-bipy)]_∞,对其进行了元素分析、红外光谱等表征,并测定了晶体结构.该化合物晶体属四方晶系,P4_32_12空间群,a=b=0.79675(5)nm,c=1.7627(2)nm,V=1.1190(3)nm~3,Z=4,Dc=1.850g/cm3,M_r=311.60,F(000)=632,μ=22.07cm-1,最终偏离因子R1=0.0183和wR_2=0.0483.该化合物中Zn原子和两个4,4'-bipy的N原子和四个甲酸根的O原子配位,形成的ZnN_2O_4八面体通过4,4'-bipy和甲酸根桥联,组成一种新颖的3D网络结构.同时,研究了该化合物的热性质和荧光性质.     

稀土发光材料在固体白光LED照明中的应用

固体白光发光二极管将成为21世纪新一代的节能光源. 要实现白光发射的重要途径之一是利用稀土发光材料的荧光转换技术, 把InGaN半导体管芯发射的460 nm蓝光或400 nm近紫外光转换成白光. 分别就这两种管芯报道了我们研制的发射蓝、绿、黄、红等不同颜色的稀土发光材料： YAG：Ce, Ca1-xSrxS：Eu^2＋, Ga2S3：Eu^2＋, MGa2S4：Eu^2＋（M=Ca, Sr, Ba）, SrGa^2＋xS4＋y：Eu^2＋, （Ca1-xSrx）Se：Eu^2＋, SrLaGa3S6O：Eu^2＋, （M1, M2）10（PO4）6X2, （M1=Ca, Sr, Ba; M2=Eu, Mn; X=F, Cl, Br）, NaEu0.92Sm0.08（MoO4）2, 并报道了由它们制成的白光发光二极管的色坐标、相关色温和显色指数等参数.     

Luminescence Properties of Tb-Doped Yttrium Disilicate Prepared by the Sol–Gel Method

A sol–gel method for the synthesis of nanosized powders of yttrium disilicate doped with Tb^{3 +} is presented. The influence of grain size and annealing temperature on the structure and luminescence properties of the materials obtained has been investigated. The preparation of glass-ceramic composite has been also described. The effect of incorporating the nanocrystals into sol–gel silica glasses on their physicochemical properties has been shown and discussed. A lack of influence of the annealing above 1300°C on the lifetimes measured for the nanocrystals embedded in the glass, as compared to the Y₂Si₂O₇:Tb^{3 +} powders, has been observed.     

用两种方法合成长余辉发光玻璃的对比研究

在还原性气氛下高温固相反应法（一步法）合成了长余辉发光玻璃GA；用SrAl2O4:Eu,Dy荧光粉（SAED）与玻璃粉混合高温熔融（二步法）合成了长余辉发光玻璃GB和GC，通过XRD，发光光谱和磷光衰减曲线对样品进行了表征，荧光粉SAED和玻璃GA，GB，GC的发射峰值依次是525，493。462，516nm，发光强度和余辉时间都是SAED＞GC＞GB＞GA，玻璃的发射光谱峰随玻璃组成不同发生位移，两种发生合成的夜光玻璃发光性质存在明显的差异，同一合成方法下，玻璃基料决定着玻璃网络结构，同时也影响着夜光玻璃的发光性质。     

Solid-state optical properties of a chiral supramolecular fluorophore consisting of chiral (1R,2R)-1,2-diphenylethylenediamine and fluorescent carboxylic acid derivatives

By using (1R,2R)-1,2-diphenylethylenediamine as a chiral molecule and 2-anthracenecarboxylic acid as a fluorescent molecule, we created a chiral supramolecular organic fluorophore having circularly polarized luminescence properties in the solid-state.     

A Two‐Dimensional Coordination Compound as a Zinc Ion Selective Luminescent Probe for Biological Applications

A 2D coordination compound {[Cu₂(HL)(N₃)]?ClO₄}_∞ ( 1 ; H₃L=2,6‐bis(hydroxyethyliminoethyl)‐4‐methyl phenol) was synthesized and characterized by single‐crystal X‐ray diffraction to be a polymer in the crystalline state. Each [Cu₂(HL)(N₃)]⁺ species is connected to its adjacent unit by a bridging alkoxide oxygen atom of the ligand to form a helical propagation along the crystallographic a axis. The adjacent helical frameworks are connected by a ligand alcoholic oxygen atom along the crystallographic b axis to produce pleated 2D sheets. In solution, 1 dissociates into [Cu₂(HL)₂(H₃L)]?2H₂O ( 2 ); the monomer displays high selectivity for Zn²⁺ and can be used in HEPES buffer (pH 7.4) as a zinc ion selective luminescent probe for biological application. The system shows a nearly 19‐fold Zn²⁺‐selective chelation‐enhanced fluorescence response in the working buffer. Application of 2 to cultured living cells (B16F10 mouse melanoma and A375 human melanoma) and rat hippocampal slices was also studied by fluorescence microscopy.     

A photometric detector driven by beta radiation

It was recently found that typical Chromatographic carrier gases such as argon or nitrogen could be used in a modified flame photometric detector for general or selective determination of eluted molecules. The detector was powered not by a flame but by a radioactively stimulated, mild discharge. The luminescence arose from the second positive system of nitrogen (in argon), and various emissions from aroyl-containing molecules (in nitrogen).This study describes experiments that take away not only the flame but also the discharge: The energy that produces the luminescence is derived solely from the beta decay of⁶³Ni. Because of this low power input, the sensitivity of the present beta-driven photometric detector (-PD) is limited to about 25 ppm of nitrogen (in argon), and to about 5 pg/s for benzaldehyde and other well-responding aroyl compounds (in nitrogen). In accordance with mechanisms postulated earlier, other types of molecules do not produce significant responses in the absence of an electrical field.Material taken from doctoral thesis     

Luminescent Sensing with Quantum Dots

Summary This review highlights recent advances in the use of quantum dots (QD’s) as luminescent sensors. The bulk of the study concentrates on systems that possess organic ligands bound to the surface of QD’s. These ligands vary from low molecular weight thiols to larger molecules such as maltose binding protein. All have one thing in common: when a target analyte binds to the ligand/receptor, a perturbation of the system occurs, that registers itself as a change in the luminescence intensity of the QD. Two main mechanisms are prevalent in controlling the luminescent intensity in such systems. The first is Photoinduced Electron Transfer (PET) and the second energy transfer. This review looks at current sensors that operate by using these mechanisms. Two component systems are also investigated where a quencher is first added to a solution of the QD, followed by addition of the target analyte that interacts with the quencher to influence the luminescence intensity.     

Determination of lutetium by fluorimetry, using BPMPHD and CTMAB

Lutetium(III) forms an association compound with a new synthetic reagent, 1,6-bi(1-phenyl-3-methyl-5-pyrazolone-4)hexandione (BPMPHD), and cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTMAB). The compound enhances the natural fluorescence of BPMPHD remarkably, upon which a new fluorescence method was developed for determining lutetium in rare earth (RE) samples. The determination range was 1.80 × 10^–7–8.8 × 10^–6 g/ml. The determination limit was 29 ng/ml. The composition of the ion associate was [Lu(BPMPHD)₂]–CTMAB⁺.     

Synthesis and red luminescence of Pr-doped CaTiO3 nanophosphor from polymer precursor

Uniform and sphere-like nanoparticles of crystalline Pr³⁺-doped CaTiO₃ have been prepared from complex polymer precursor at 600°C, in which, metal atoms are previously dispersed by citric acid in ethylene glycol solvent. The decomposition process of the precursor, crystallization, and particle sizes of CaTiO₃ have been investigated by using thermal analysis, powder X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy. Diffuse reflectance spectra, photoluminescence and decay curve indicate that a strong red emission located at the nearly NTCS “ideal red” site is deduced from the energy transfer from the band gap absorption to doping Pr³⁺ ions. The thermoluminescence curves exhibit that a potential long phosphorescent material based on Pr³⁺-doped CaTiO₃ will be explored in future.