高碳烯烃氢甲酰化研究

高碳烯烃氢甲酰化是最重要的石化技术之一.本文从均相催化体系和两相催化体系两个方面介绍了国内外近年来在研究与开发上取得的进展.两 相催化体系的开发正在成为研究的主流引人瞩目,预期新催化剂体系和两相体系在高碳烯烃氢甲酰化应用上将有突破.     

Small-angle neutron scattering studies of dynamics and hierarchical pattern formation in binary mixtures of polymers and small molecules

We present the dynamics of the composition fluctuations and pattern formation of two-component systems in both single-phase and two-phase states as studied by time-resolved small-angle neutron scattering and light scattering. Two-component systems to be covered here include not only dynamically symmetric systems, in which each component has nearly identical self-diffusion coefficients, but also dynamically asymmetric systems, in which each component has different self-diffusion coefficients. We compare the dynamic behaviors of the two systems and illuminate their important differences. The scattering studies presented for dynamically asymmetric systems highlight that stress–diffusion coupling and viscoelastic effects strongly affect the dynamics and pattern formation. For dynamically symmetric systems, we examine the universality existing in both polymer systems and small-molecule systems as well as new features concerning the time evolution of hierarchical structures during phase separation via spinodal decomposition over a wide range of wave numbers (up to four orders of magnitude). For both systems, we emphasize that polymers provide good model systems for studying the dynamics and pattern formation. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part B: Polym Phys 42: 3027–3062, 2004     

Hierarchical Self-organization of Complex Systems

Researches on organization and structure in complex systems are academic and industrial fronts in mod-ern sciences. Though many theories are tentatively proposed to analyze complex systems, we still lack a rig-orous theory on them. Complex systems possess various degrees of freedom, which means that they should exhibit all kinds of structures. However, complex systems often show similar patterns and structures. Then the question arises why such similar structures appear in all kinds of complex systems. The paper outlines a theory on freedom degree compression and the existence of hierarchical self-organization for all complex sys-tems is found. It is freedom degree compression and hierarchical self-organization that are responsible for the existence of these similar patterns or structures observed in the complex systems.     

Application of pyridylazo and thiazolylazo reagents in flow injection preconcentration systems for determination of metals

Pyridylazo and thiazolylazo reagents are synthetic dyes widely used in analytical chemistry. These reagents are also very attractive for use in preconcentration systems. This paper covers the application of pyridylazo and thiazolylazo reagents in flow injection systems for the determination of metals. The article discusses flow injection preconcentration systems with solid-phase extraction, precipitation and cloud point extraction. The use of pyridylazo and thiazolylazo reagents in flow injection detection systems is also presented. The relative advantages and drawbacks of these systems are discussed. The application of pyridylazo and thiazolylazo reagents in new systems is presented in the concluding part of this review article.     

Weakly reversible CF-decompositions of chemical kinetic systems

Journal of Mathematical Chemistry - This paper studies chemical kinetic systems which decompose into weakly reversible complex factorizable (CF) systems. Among power law kinetic systems, CF systems...     

Applications of EPR to heterogeneous systems

The applications of EPR to heterogeneous systems are illustrated by examples which include the determination of oxidation state, the ion migration and the formation of ion pairs in solid-solid systems; the study of surface redox properties via radical formation in solid-liquid systems; the determination of the surface crystal field, the nature of the catalytic site and its coordination number and the mobility of the adsorbed species in solid-gas systems; the determination of the adsorption site in oxygen carriers in liquid-liquid systems and liquid-gas systems. The example of the coordination chemistry of paramagneticions in zeolites will be used to illustrate the case of the more complex solidliquid-gas system.     

Potential of multisyringe flow-based multicommutated systems

This work is aimed at emphasizing the potential of the multicommutated systems based on the multisyringe flow injection analysis (MSFIA) modality. First, the characteristics, advantages and withdraws offered by flow analysis systems based on the different non-segmented modalities are briefly described. In these systems, multicommutation and computer control of the analytical process occupy a predominant place, as in the case of sequential injection analysis (SIA), multicommutated flow injection analysis (MCFIA), MSFIA and multipumping flow systems (MPFS). Next, several examples are given and different aspects of the implementation of analysers based on MSFIA designs for the construction of different analysis systems, including intelligent (smart) systems, use of sample pre-treatment automatic systems, for chromatographic and non-chromatographic determinations as well as use of monolithic or capillary electrophoresis columns are considered.     

Influence of the Molecular Structure of Constituents and Liquid Phase Non-Ideality on the Viscosity of Deep Eutectic Solvents

Hydrophobic deep eutectic solvents (DES) have recently been used as green alternatives to conventional solvents in several applications. In addition to their tunable melting temperature, the viscosity of DES can be optimized by selecting the constituents and molar ratio. This study examined the viscosity of 14 eutectic systems formed by natural substances over a wide range of temperatures and compositions. The eutectic systems in this study were classified as ideal or non-ideal based on their solid–liquid equilibria (SLE) data found in the literature. The eutectic systems containing constituents with cyclohexyl rings were considerably more viscous than those containing linear or phenyl constituents. Moreover, the viscosity of non-ideal eutectic systems was higher than that of ideal eutectic systems because of the strong intermolecular interactions in the liquid solution. At temperatures considerably lower than the melting temperature of the pure constituents, non-ideal and ideal eutectic systems with cyclohexyl constituents exhibited considerably high viscosity, justifying the kinetic limitations in crystallization observed in these systems. Overall, understanding the correlation between the molecular structure of constituents, SLE, and the viscosity of the eutectic systems will help in designing new, low-viscosity DES.     

Structural rationale of a non-Newtonian flow

The complex rheological behavior of structured systems, namely, suspensions, emulsions, polymer melts and solutions, micellar fluids, and liquid crystalline systems is analyzed. The behavior of such systems is characterized by the coexistence of different flow regimes in a wide range of shear rates. It is shown that the generalized flow equation (GFE) effectively describes plastic and pseudoplastic flow systems. The Newtonian and non-Newtonian behavior of structured flowable systems is explained within the structural microrheological model.     

结合实际发展电化学科学─—武汉大学电化学研究室工作简介

结合实际发展电化学科学─—武汉大学电化学研究室工作简介查全性,陆君涛（武汉大学化学系电化学研究室,武汉４３００７２）在物理化学的众多分支学科中,电化学长期保持良好的发展势头。除了电化学所研究的体系（溶液、电极／溶液界面等）具有广泛的基础意义外,促使电...     

Separation of systems based on uranium hexafluoride and some of halogen fluorides

The purpose of this paper is to present the results of the comprehensive study of the phase equilibriums liquid-solid and liquid-vapour in binary and ternary systems, formed by uranium hexafluoride, bromine trifluoride and iodine pentafluoride.Investigation of the phase equilibriums in condensed systems is done by methods of differential thermoanalysis and visual polythermal analysis. All systems belong to simple eutectics; formation of the compounds is not detected. For all systems under investigation diagrams of the phase equilibrium liquid-solid are plotted.Phase equilibriums liquid-vapour in studied systems were studied by statistical method. All systems are non-aseotropic. The article presents diagrams of the phase equilibrium liquid-vapour in binary systems, pressure of the saturated vapour dependences on liquid composition, surface of the boiling liquid and lines of the constant content of uranium hexafluoride and iodine pentafluoride in vapour phase of the ternary system UF₆-BrF₃-IF₅.     

化学发光法在有机胺类物质测定中的应用

对1993-2009年间化学发光法在有机胺类物质测定中的应用进行了综述,重点介绍了常用有机发光试剂体系、无机氧化剂体系及电致化学发光体系(引用文献52篇)。     

Chemiluminescence of systems containing lanthanide ions

A review of the chemiluminescent reactions in the systems containing lanthanide ions as emitters and different chemical compounds is presented. The systems in which lanthanide ions enhance the chemiluminescence intensity, thanks to the energy transfer processes, as well as the systems in which redox reactions involving lanthanide ions cause chemiluminescence and the systems showing electrogenerated luminescence and lyoluminescence are discussed.     

Multiple hyphenation of liquid chromatography with nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, mass spectrometry and beyond

The advent of sensitive and reliable HPLC-NMR and HPLC-MS systems has revolutionised the identification of compounds eluting from chromatographic systems. More recently systems have been described wherein both NMR and MS are used together to provide an immensely powerful means of characterising compounds in chromatographic eluents. Here the construction and application of combined HPLC-NMR-MS systems to the analysis of mixtures of pharmaceuticals, drug metabolites in biological fluids and natural products in plant extracts is reviewed. In addition preliminary work with alternative systems such as HPLC-UV-NMR-FTIR-MS is highlighted and the prospects for such complex systems considered.     

On the geometry of chemical reaction and phase equilibria

Kuhn-Tucker optimization theory is employed to obtain new results for the problem of the determination of equilibria in multi-phase multi-reaction systems. The results provide a complete classification of the possible types of behaviour that can occur for such systems. In this classification, there is an essential difference between the cases of systems for which no reactions have a set of stoichiometric coefficients that sum algebraically to zero, and systems for which this is not the case. The results yield a geometric interpretation that can be viewed as an extension of the corresponding interpretation of the geometry of systems undergoing phase equilibria alone. Illustrations are given of all possible cases of binary and ternary reacting systems.     

Prediction of latent heat of vaporization of multicomponent mixtures

A very simple method has been developed for predicting the differential latent heat of vaporization involved in vapor-liquid equilibria of multicomponent mixtures. The technique uses the UNIFAC method for predicting activity coefficients.In order to establish this method, 88 binary systems and 13 ternary systems, both nonazeotropic and azeotropic, were tested successfully. On the basis of the 101 systems investigated, the mean overall deviation between the observed and predicted values was found to be 4.6%. Despite the fact that the majority of the systems tested were azeotropic, a consequence of the small amount of data available for the differential heats of nonazeotropic systems, the method proposed is equally applicable to nonazeotropic systems.For azeotropic mixtures, it is possible to predict the latent heat (integral or differential) by means of an analytical equation which involves only the parameters of Antoine's equation, with a mean overall deviation of 6.1%.From the differential heats obtained by the proposed method, it is possible to calculate integral heats by applying equations derived here which relate these quantities.     

Analysis of dielectric relaxations of w/o emulsions in the light of theories of interfacial polarization

An attempt is made to apply dielectric theories of interfacial polarization to observations of dielectric relaxations for W/O emulsions. Approximate formulas for disperse systems in a W/O type were derived from the two theories: one proposed by Maxwell and Wagner for dilute disperse systems of spherical particles, and the other developed by Hanai for concentrated disperse systems. Dielectric measurements were carried out on concentrated W/O emulsions prepared from kerosene and distilled water or KCl aqueous solutions by minimal use of emulsifiers. Marked dielectric relaxations were observed with the emulsions, the dielectric parameters having been determined to characterize the relaxation data. Phase parameters such as relative permittivity, electric conductivity and volume fraction of the disperse phase were evaluated from the dielectric parameters by use of the approximate formulas of the respective theories. The phase parameters evaluated and the frequency dependence of complex permittivity of the W/O emulsions deduced from the theory for concentrated disperse systems are in excellent agreement with the observed data in comparison to that for dilute disperse systems. It is concluded that the dielectric relaxations due to the interfacial polarization of disperse systems of spheres are explained satisfactorily by the theory for concentrated disperse systems.     

The multi-step phosphorelay mechanism of unorthodox two-component systems in E. coli realizes ultrasensitivity to stimuli while maintaining robustness to noises

E. coli has two-component systems composed of histidine kinase proteins and response regulator proteins. For a given extracellular stimulus, a histidine kinase senses the stimulus, autophosphorylates and then passes the phosphates to the cognate response regulators. The histidine kinase in an orthodox two-component system has only one histidine domain where the autophosphorylation occurs, but a histidine kinase in some unusual two-component systems (unorthodox two-component systems) has two histidine domains and one aspartate domain. So, the unorthodox two-component systems have more complex phosphorelay mechanisms than orthodox two-component systems. In general, the two-component systems are required to promptly respond to external stimuli for survival of E. coli. In this respect, the complex multi-step phosphorelay mechanism seems to be disadvantageous, but there are several unorthodox two-component systems in E. coli. In this paper, we investigate the reason why such unorthodox two-component systems are present in E. coli. For this purpose, we have developed simplified mathematical models of both orthodox and unorthodox two-component systems and analyzed their dynamical characteristics through extensive computer simulations. We have finally revealed that the unorthodox two-component systems realize ultrasensitive responses to external stimuli and also more robust responses to noises than the orthodox two-component systems.     

Development of a systems analysis approach for resolving the structure of biodegrading soil systems

An experimental and mathematical method is developed for the microbial systems analysis of polyaromatic hydrocarbon (PAH)-degrading mixed cultures in PAH-contaminated “town gas” soil systems. Frequency response is the primary experimental and data analysis tool used to probe the structure of these complicated systems. The objective is to provide a fundamental protocol for evaluating the performance of specific mixed microbial cultures on specific soil systems by elucidating the salient system variables and their interactions. Two well-described reactor systems, a constant volume stirred tank reactor (CSTR) and a plug flow differential volume reactor, are used in order to remove performance effects that are related to reactor type as opposed to system structure. These two reactor systems are well-defined systems that can be described mathematically and represent the two extremes of one potentially important system variable, macroscopic mass transfer. The experimental and mathematical structure of the protocol is described, experimental data is presented, and data analysis is demonstrated for the stripping, sorption, and biodegradation of napththalene.