层状硼酸铍H2BeB4O8的合成与结构

在硼酸介质中合成了一种新的具有层状结构的多硼酸铍H₂BeB₄O₈,并利用多晶X射线衍射方法确定了晶体结构。H₂BeB₄O₈的空间群为P2₁/n,晶胞参数a=17.7564(2)?,b=4.2948(1)?,c=7.1532(1)?,β=96.8797(9)°。H₂BeB₄O₈的层状结构由双三元环[BeB₄O₁₁]构成,层之间通过垂直于层平面的羟基所形成的氢键连接成三维结构。     

Inverse-Tunable Red Luminescence and Electronic Properties of Nitridoberylloaluminates Sr2−xBax[BeAl3N5]:Eu2+ (x=0–2)

The nitridoberylloaluminate Ba₂[BeAl₃N₅]:Eu²⁺ and solid solutions Sr_2−xBa_x[BeAl₃N₅]:Eu²⁺ (x=0.5, 1.0, 1.5) were synthesized in a hot isostatic press (HIP) under 50 MPa N₂ atmosphere at 1200 °C. Ba₂[BeAl₃N₅]:Eu²⁺ crystallizes in triclinic space group (no. 2) (Z=2, a=6.1869(10), b=7.1736(13), c=8.0391(14) Å, α=102.754(8), β=112.032(6), γ=104.765(7)°), which was determined from single-crystal X-ray diffraction data. The lattice parameters of the solid solution series have been obtained from Rietveld refinements and show a nearly linear dependence on the atomic ratio Sr : Ba. The electronic properties and the band gaps of M₂[BeAl₃N₅] (M=Sr, Ba) have been investigated by a combination of soft X-ray spectroscopy and density functional theory (DFT) calculations. Upon irradiation with blue light (440–450 nm), the nitridoberylloaluminates exhibit intense orange to red luminescence, which can be tuned between 610 and 656 nm (fwhm=1922–2025 cm⁻¹ (72–87 nm)). In contrast to the usual trend, the substitution of the smaller Sr²⁺ by larger Ba²⁺ leads to an inverse-tunable luminescence to higher wavelengths. Low-temperature luminescence measurements have been performed to exclude anomalous emission.     

铍（Ⅱ）与对碘偶氮氯膦的显色反应及其应用研究

本研究了铍（Ⅱ）与对碘偶氮氯膦的显色反应。在０．１ｍｏｌ／ＬＮａＡｃ 溶液中，铍（Ⅱ）与显色剂生成蓝色配合物。最大吸收波长为６２０ｎｍ，其摩尔吸光系数ε６２０＝３．３６×１０＾４Ｌ·ｍｏｌ＾－１·ｃｍ＾－１。铍（Ⅱ）含量在０～５．０μｇ／２５ｍＬ范围内经尔定律。配合物中Ｂｅ（Ⅱ）与显色剂的摩尔比为１∶２。该方法可应用于铍青铜、铝合金及水样中微量铍的测定。方法灵敏、快速、简便。     

Structure and dynamics of homoleptic beryllocenes: a solid-state 9Be and 13C NMR study

The correlation between anisotropic 9Be NMR (quadrupolar and chemical shielding) interactions and the structure and dynamics in [Cp2Be], [Cp2*Be], and [(C5Me4H)2Be] is examined by solid-state 9Be NMR spectroscopy, as well as by ab initio and hybrid density functional theory calculations. The 9Be quadrupole coupling constants in the three compounds correspond well to the relative degrees of spherical ground-state electronic symmetry of the environment about beryllium. Theoretical computations of NMR interaction tensors are in excellent agreement with experimental values and aid in understanding the origins of NMR interaction tensors and their correlation to molecular symmetry. Variable-temperature (VT) 9Be and 13C NMR experiments reveal a highly fluxional structure in the condensed phase of [Cp2Be]. In particular, the pathway by which the Cp rings of [Cp2Be] 'invert' coordination modes is examined in detail using hybrid density functional theory in order to inspect variations of the 9Be NMR interaction tensors. The activation energy for the 'inversion' process is found to be 36.9 kJ mol(-1) from chemical exchange analysis of 13C VT CP/MAS NMR spectra. The low-temperature (ca. -100 degrees C) X-ray crystal structures of all three compounds have been collected and refined, and are in agreement with previously reported structures. In addition, the structure of the same Cp2Be crystal was determined at 20 degrees C and displays features consistent with increased intramolecular motion, supporting observations by 9Be VT NMR spectroscopy.     

The Beryllium Pentamer: Trailing an Uneven Sequence of Dissociation Energies

Recent high‐resolution spectroscopic studies by Merritt, Bondybey, and Heaven (Science 2009 , 324, 1548) have heightened the anticipation that small beryllium clusters will soon be observed in the laboratory. Beryllium clusters are important discrete models for the theoretical study of metals. The trigonal bipyramidal Be₅ molecule is studied using high‐level coupled cluster methods. We obtain the optimized geometry, atomization and dissociation energies, and vibrational frequencies. The c～CCSDT(Q) method is employed to compute the atomization and dissociation energies. In this approach, complete basis set (CBS) extrapolations at the CCSD(T) level of theory are combined with an additive correction for the effect of iterative triple and perturbative quadruple excitations. Harmonic vibrational frequencies are obtained using analytic gradients computed at the CCSD(T) level of theory. We report an atomization energy of 129.6 kcal mol^?1 at the trigonal bipyramid global minimum geometry. The Be₅→Be₄+Be dissociation energy is predicted to be 39.5 kcal mol^?1. The analogous dissociation energies for the smaller beryllium clusters are 64.0 kcal mol^?1 (Be₄→Be₃+Be), 24.2 kcal mol^?1 (Be₃→Be₂+Be), and 2.7 kcal mol^?1 (Be₂→Be+Be). The trigonal bipyramidal Be₅ structure has an equatorial–equatorial bond length of 2.000 Å and an axial–equatorial distance of 2.060 Å. Harmonic frequencies of 730, 611, 456, 583, 488, and 338 cm^?1 are obtained at the CCSD(T)/cc‐pCVQZ level of theory. Quadruple excitations are found to make noticeable contributions to the energetics of the pentamer, which exhibits a significant level of static correlation.     

Th microanalysis using fission tracks

External uniaxial stress effects on the radiation damage dynamics in a a-Fe b.c.c. structure are studied by means of the computer simulation method. Focused collision chains, defocused ones, and atom-atom collision cascades were simulated. The external uniaxial stresses affect the intervals between a vacancy and an interstitial atom produced due to a collision chain, i.e. changes a dynamical crowdion path. The external stresses change the number of stable point defects and their arrangement in the cascade development region if an atom-atom collision cascade develops in a stressed crystal. The studies of focused collision chains of energies close to the atom displacement threshold energies show that the latter can either increase or decrease due to the external stresses depending on the direction of the effect.     

Lattice dynamics of beryllium

Phonon frequencies in beryllium along the principal symmetry directions have been determined by means of the slow neutron inelastic scattering technique. The data are analysed in terms of a six-neighbour force constant model and the force constants are evaluated. It is concluded that strong tensor forces are present in beryllium and the importance of this finding to basic theories of lattice dynamics is pointed out.