ANALYSIS OF FRAGMENT INTERACTION AND ASSIGNMENT OF ELECTRONIC SPECTRUM FOR COMPLEX ION[S2MoS2FeCl2]^2—

<正> The electronic structures of complex ion [S2MoS2FeCl2]2- (1) and its fragments MoS42- (2) and FcCl2(3) have been calculated base on the LCAO-HFS method with restricted open shell or closed shell. The interaction between the fragments 3 and 2 and the formation of complex ion 1 have been discussed. It was found that the Fe(Ⅱ) donated electrons to the Mo(Ⅵ)and accepted electrons from the sulphur ligand and that the stability of complex ion 1 is contributed from both direct and indirect interactions through the bridging sulphur atoms. In addtion, the electron transition energies of complex ion 1 were calculated and its electronic absorptions were assigned. It was shown that the calculated wavelengths of the absorption bands are in agreement with the observed ones.     

FREE STANDING FILM OF POLYANILINE

A free standing film of polyaniline as large as 18 cm×18cm×0.002 cm can be obtained by evaporation of a solution of the chemically synthesized base in NMP. Its structure was examined by the elemental analysis, IR, U.V.-visible spectra, XPS, DSC, SEM and X-ray scattering and its conducting behavior as well as electrochemical properties were studied. Results show that the composition, structure of main chain, physical properties of the free standing film of polyanilme is similar to that of the powder. However, some differences in its electronic structure, conductivity at room temperature and potential of redox couple between the flee standing film and powder are observed, which may be due to cross-linking of the film of polyaniline.     

SURFACE OF GELATIN MODIFIED POLY(L-LACTIC ACID)FILM

In this paper, the surface structure of poly(L-lactic acid) (PLLA) film modified with gelatin was investigated. ThePLLA film specimens were treated directly with aqueous alkali solution to provide their surfaces with carboxyl groups, sothat these functional groups could become the reactive sites for gelatin immobilization. The functional groups of the PLLAfilms were identified by ATR-FTIR spectra and XPS spectra, the changes in surface morphology were observed by usingenvironmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM), and the hydrophilicity of modified PLLA films was examined bywater contact angle measurement. Experimental results showed that the gelatin was immobilized with water-solublecarbodiimide (EDC) onto the PLLA film's surfaces, and the gelatin content on the polymer surface was related to carboxylicgroup formed in the controlled hydrolysis process. Rough surfaces caused by hydrolysis will predominantly favor the adhesion and growth of cell; and the hydrophilicity of these surfaces after the modification procedure is enhanced.     

CARBON FILMS PREPARED BY PLASMA POLYMERIZATION OF NATURAL GAS(Ⅱ)MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CARBON FILMS

Mechanical properties of carbon films deposited by plasma polymerization on different sub-strates were studied.Film hardness was measured to be approximately 20GPa.Adhesive scratch testsfound the critical load L,at which film failure occurred,of the films on silicon,glass,hard magneticrecording disc were 28,45 and 18N,respectively.No definite value was detected for the film on bear-ing steel substrate.Tribological study suggests that the friction coefficient of the films was in the rangeof 0.1—0.3.The wear rate of the carbon film was 1-2 orders of magnitude lower than that of thesubstrates.Micrographs of the wear tracks and the magnitude of the wear coefficients indicate that thelikely wear mechanism is the threebody abrasive wear.Films with stable low friction coefficient andsuperior wear resistance were obtained on silicon and steel substrates.     

SYNTHESIS AND CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF MgCl_2(CH_3COOC_2H_5)_2

The crystal of the title compound was prepared and its structure determined by X-ray diffraction method.1672 independent reflections were collected. The crystal is orthogonal with space group P2_12_12, and a=7.353(3),b=25.111(10), c=8.631(2), Z=8. The structure was solved by using Patterson method and modified with LSM program.The final R= 0.0795. The structural features of the title compound are:Mg(Ⅱ) is octahedral and ethyl acetate is located on trans-position.Mg atoms are connected by double chloro-bridge and form polychains.     

EFFECT OF WATER ON THE CONDUCTIVITY OF PPQ (ClO_4~-) COMPLEX

The preparation of conducting PPQ film was first reported in the previous paper. It is very interesting that this film is highly sensitive to moisture in air. The hydration and dehydration of the film are accompanied by change not only in color but also in conductivity and UV-visible spectrum. The conducting PPQ is reduced to PPQ and loses its conductivity after being soaked in water.     

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF MOLYBDENUM-CARBENE COMPLEX (CO)_5Mo=C(OC_2H_5)C_6H_4-p-CH_3

<正> INTRODUCTION. Recently, researches on carbene metal complexes are very active, as they are of great importance in both theoretical study and catalytic activity. In a systematic research, the crystal structure of the title complex was analyzed and reported here to the advantage of understanding the catalytic action and searching for new and better carbene catalysts of novel kinds.     

CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF IPOHARDINE CHLORIDE, C_(15)H_(16)NOCl

<正> INTRODUCTION. Ipohardine is an alkaloid which can be dissolved in water. It was obtained by Reineckate method from the aqueous solution of Ipomoea Hardwickii Hemsl. In the previous paper we have reported the crystal and molecular structure of Ipohardine Picrate. The structure determination of the title compound is described here. The structure analysis shows that the structure of the title compound is slightly different from the former.     

CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF N, N-PLATINUM-DIETHYL-DICHLORIDEDI-L-ASPARTATE

This paper reports the crystal and molecular structure of title compound. 3978 three-dimensional independent reflections were collected by Syntex R3 four circle diffractometer. The crystal is monoclinic with space group P2_1, a=8.074(1), b=11.309(4), c=27.793(9), β=106.84°(2), Z=4. The molecular formula is Pt(C_8 H_(15)O_4N)_a Cl_2. The crystal structure was solved by Patterson method and refined by block matrix least squares refinement techniques. The final R factor is 0.039.The result of crystal structure analysis shows that Pt(Ⅱ) has a dsp~2 hybrid orbital and square coordination. Two C1 atoms are located oppositely to two diethyi-dichloride-di-L-aspartare. N atoms have sp~3 tetrahedral hybrid configurations and form the coordinate bonds with Pt(Ⅱ) atom using their lone pair electrons. By reason of molecular packing and due to the formation of inner hydrogen bonds in the complex molecule, the configuration of L-aspartic acid in the title complex is more twisted than that of L-and DL-aspartic acid     

Crystal structure and single crystal EPR of (NH_4)_2(15-crown-5)_3[Cu(mnt)_2] and (NH_4)_2(benzo-15-crown-5)_4[Cu(mnt)_2]·0.5H_2O

The X-ray crystal structures of (NH4)2(15-crown-5)3[Cu(mnt)2] (1) and (NH4)2(benzo-15-crown-5)4- [Cu(mnt)2]·0.5H2O (2) were determined. Two single crystals are composed of distinct structures of ammonium-crown ether supramolecular cation and [Cu(mnt)2]2? anion. The triple-decker dication in complex 1 and a sandwich dimmer in complex 2 were observed. X-Band EPR studies on the single crystals of both complex 1 and complex 2 have been carried out at room temperature, which revealed that complex 2 showed a perfect hyperfine structure of Cu whereas that of complex 1 could not be observed. The principal values and direction cosines of the principal axes of the g and A tensors were computed by a least-squares fitting procedure. The spin density of Cu(II) was estimated according to the principal values of the A tensors and compared well with the results calculated based on DFT method.     

CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF THE COMPLEX OF MUNG BEAN TRYPSIN INHIBITOR WITH PORCINE TRYPSIN

The Bowman-Birk family inhibitor isolated from the mung bean can combine with porcine trypsin to form a complex at a molar ratio of 1:2. The single crystals of the complex, suitable for X-ray structural study, were obtained by using the micro-still-setting method. Initial crystallographic investigation showed that the crystals diffract to 2.7 resolution and belong to the tetragonal system. Its space group is 1422 with cell dimensions a=b=122.4 (2), c=113.4(2). The density of the crystal was 1.20g/cm~3 and the solvent constant was 36%. There is one complex molecule in a crystallographic asymmetric unit.     

DOPING LEVEL INCREASE OF POLY(3-METHYLTHIOPHENE)FILM DURING ELECTROCHEMICAL POLYMERIZATION PROCESS

The Raman spectra of poly(3-methylthiophene) (PMeT) films with different thicknesses, which have beenelectrochemically deposited on a flat stainless steel electrode surface by direct oxidation of 3-methylthiophene in borontrifluoride diethyl etherate (BFEE) at a constant applied potential of 1.38 V (versus SCE), have been investigated byexcitation with a 633-nm laser beam. The spectroscopic results demonstrated that the doping level of PMeT film wasincreasing during film growth. This finding was also confirmed by electrochemical examination. Moreover, the Raman bandsassigned to radical cations and dications in doped PMeT films were found approximately at 1420 and 1400 cm~(-1),respectively. Radical cations and dications coexist on the backbone of PMeT as conductive species and their concentrationsincrease with the increase of doping level. Successive cyclic voltammetry was proved to be an effective approach toimproving the doping level of as-grown thin compact PMeT film.     

SYNTHESIS OF MESO-TETRA (4-METHOXYPHENYL-3-SULFONATE) PORPHINE AND SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDY OF COLOUR REACTION WITH COPPER

In this paper meso-tetra (4-methoxyphenyl-3-sulpho) Porphine (TMPPS_4) was synthesized and its colour reaction with copper was studied. It was found to be a highly sensitive and highly selective reagent for the direct spectrophotometric determination of ultramicro amount of copper. The apparent molar absorptivity of the complex is 3.72×10~5L/mol·cm. Beer's law is obeyed for Cu(Ⅱ)of 0～1.4μg/10ml. The interference of 21 different ions and 6 kinds of salts were examined and found to be minimal. The complex formation of Cu(Ⅱ) with TMPPS_4 is generally slow at room temperature<<25℃>, but the reaction can be accelerated in the presence of NH_2OH·>HCl and completed within 5min. At PH 5.2 the Soret band of TMPPS_4 overlaps almost completetely with that of the complex. Therefore, the complex formation is taken to completion at this PH. Then the Soret band of TMPPS_4 shifted away from that of the complex by acidification.This simple and rapid method has been successfully applied to the direct determination of Cu in Al-alloys, industrial water, foods and human hair.     

THE SYNTHESIS AND CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF A NOVEL TETRANUCLEAR COPPER (Ⅰ) CLUSTER COMPLEX, Cu_4(α-C_(10)H_7CSS_2)_4·1/2CS_2

The title compound has been synthesized by the reaction of sodium α-dithionaphthoatewith CuCl_2 in an alkaline aqueous solution or by the reaction of α-dithionaphthoic acid withCuCl_2 in an organic solvent, The crude product was recrystallized in a mixture of CS_2 andC_2H_5OH. The crystals obtained are red and stable in air. The structure of the title compound is determined by a single-crystal X-ray diffractionanalysis. The crystal belongs to monoclinic space group C_(2h)~5- P(2_1/a) with unit cell parameters:a= 16.453(3)A, b=12.651(4)A, c=23.182(7)A, β=100.5(2)°, V=4744.6A~3,Z=4. Thestructure was refined to R=0.06 for 4707 reflections. In the molecule, Cu_4 cluster has a distorted tetrahedral configuration. Surrounding thistetrahydron are four α-perthionaphthoate ligands, coordinated to copper through the sulfuratoms. One of the sulfur atoms in each ligand forms sulfur bridge with copper atoms,while the other is coordinated to only one copper. The three Cu--S bonds formed by thethree sulfur atoms with a given copper atom are approximately coplanar. Each group--C--S_2 with Cu atom on a vertex of the tetetrahedron forms a five-member ring. Thesefive-member rings are also approximately cooplanar. The molecule possesses an approachingS_4 point symmetry. The mechanism for the formation of the title compound involves a redox reaction.which is discussed in this paper.     

PREPARATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND ELECTROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYPYRROLE-POLYSTYRENE SULFONIC ACID COMPOSITE FILM

Polypyrrole-polystyrene sulfonic acid (PPy-PSSA) composite films have been electrosynthesized in an aqueous solution of PSSA. The electro-active films exhibit cation exchange during the redox process. Infrared, Raman and energy-dispersive spectroscopic results demonstrated that the polyanion of PSS^- is co-deposited into the PPy matrix and couldn‘t be stripped from the film extensively by dedoping. The doping level together with dipolaron content of the PPy-PSSA composite film increases during electrochemical polymerization process. SEM images revealed that the composite film has smooth and compact morphology and AFM pictures suggested that PPy chains are possibly grown perpendicular to the electrode surface. TGA tests indicated that the composite films has much better thermal stability than that of pure PPy.Furthermore, electrochemical studies showed that the relaxation process at certain holding potential has great effect on the shape of the cyclic voltammetric curves of PPy-PSSA composite film. The composite film exhibits cation and anion exchange during the redox process after undergoing the relaxation step. It is more difficult for divalent anion to enter the polymer matrix than a univalent ion, and a large cation such as (CH3CH2CH2CH2)4N^ cannot be involved in the ion exchange process.     

ELECTRODEPOSITION OF POLYCRYSTALLINE Cd-RICH Hg_(1-x)Cd_xTe AND PHOTOELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF Hg_(0.09)Cd_(0.91)Te THIN FILM

Electrodeposition process of polycrystalline Cd-rich Hg_(1-z)Cd_xTe (x>0.5) in acidic bath of CdSO_4+HTeO_2~+HgCl_2 was investigated. The simultaneous electrodeposition technique of three kinds of ions at the same potential has been achieved. The XRD, SEM and EDAX analysis of the thin film electrodeposited on titanium substrate showed a typical cubic zinc blende polycrystalline structure and homogeneous dispersion. The photoelectrochemical behavior of (1-x)=0.09 polycrystalline thin film in a polysulfide redox couple solution was examined. Under illumination of 100 mW/cm~2, the short circuit photocurrent I_(sc)=1.88 mA/cm~2, the open circuit photovoltage V_(oc)=0.25 V, the fill factor F·F=0.22. The bandgap E_g measured with photoelectrochemical spectroscopy is 1.26 eV. Flatband potential φ_(tb), Obtained from Mott-Schottky curve is -1.26 Ⅴ (vs. SCE). Therefore, the obtainable maximum open circuit photovoltage could be 0.49 Ⅴ. The Cd-rich Hg_(1-x)Cd_x Te thin film should be a potential photoactive el     

Crystal structure and single crystal EPR of (NH4)2(15-crown-5)3[Cu(mnt)2] and (NH4)2(benzo-15-crown-5)4[Cu(mnt)2]·0.5H2O

The X-ray crystal structures of (NH4)2(15-crown-5)3[Cu(mnt)2] (1) and (NH4)2(benzo-15-crown-5)4- [Cu(mnt)2]·0.5H2O (2) were determined. Two single crystals are composed of distinct structures of ammonium-crown ether supramolecular cation and [Cu(mnt)2]2- anion. The triple-decker dication in complex 1 and a sandwich dimmer in complex 2 were observed. X-Band EPR studies on the single crystals of both complex 1 and complex 2 have been carried out at room temperature, which revealed that complex 2 showed a perfect hyperfine structure of Cu whereas that of complex 1 could not be observed. The principal values and direction cosines of the principal axes of the g and A tensors were computed by a least-squares fitting procedure. The spin density of Cu(Ⅱ) was estimated according to the principal values of the A tensors and compared well with the results calculated based on DFT method.     

THEORETICAL STUDY OF REACTION DYNAMICS OF H_2 ■ H+H ON LITHIUM(100) SURFACE

A generalized LEPS potential energy surface of (H_2?H +H)/Li(100) plane systemwas constructed based on the ab initio SCF absorption and surface diffusion of a hydrogenatom on lithium(100) surface, and reaction kinetic behaviour of this system was investigatedby means of QCT method. It was shown from analysis of the feature of this potential energysurface that the activation energy of absorption of H_2 molecules on a lithium(100) planeis unnecessary and the dissociation of H_2 on the Li(100) plane relates closely to the adsorp-tion sites and adsorption fashions, and the horizontal manner of dissociation of H_2 is easierthan the standing one. And it was also shown from the analysis of various collision trajec-tories that the surface recombination probabilities of bi-hydrogen atoms at low covering arevery small, and that the surface dissociation probabilities of H_2 are controlled by its vibra-tional quantum number. The potential energy surface of gas-metal surface interaction systemconstructed here is con     

DFT Study on a Heterofullerene C_(58)Sn with Odd Number of Atoms

Density functional theory calculations and structural minimization techniques have been employed to characterize the structural and electronic properties of [5,6]-heterofullerene-C58Sn-C2. Since the heterofullerene molecule CssSn has a nearly planar tetra-coordinated Sn atom on the skeleton of cage, it is a heterofullerene molecule with odd number of atoms and a novel molecule. Vibrational frequencies of the molecule have been calculated at the B3LYP/CEP-31G level of theory. The absence of imaginary vibrational frequency confirms that the molecule corresponds to a true minimum on the potential energy hypersurface, and its heat of formation was estimated in this study. Owing to the C2 symmetry of [5,6]-heterofullerene-C58Sn-C2, it is a chiral molecule.     

A computational study of AlN nanotube as an oxygen detector

Interaction of O2 molecule and a zigzag aluminum nitride nanotube(AlNNT) was studied based on the density functional theory.The O2 molecule is adsorbed on the surface of AlNNT with the adsorption energies in the range of 11.0 to 12.1 kJ/mol.Geometrical structure of the AlNNT remains intact in the presence of oxygen molecule while its electronic structure dramatically changes so that its HOMO(or SOMO)-LUMO gap is approximately reduced to half of its original value.It suggests that the AlNNT may be used as a gas sensor for the O2 detection.