芳香环状聚膦酸酯齐聚物的基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱分析

用基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱方法对一系列芳香环状聚膦酸酯低聚物进行了结构分析。比较了不同基质及阳离子剂对芳香环状聚膦酸酯分析结果的影响。1,8,9-蒽三酚基质仅对含有羰基基团聚膦酸酯环状齐聚物分析有效,而视黄酸基质则对所有聚膦酸酯环状剂聚物有效,是这类新型芳香环状齐聚物的适宜基质。环状聚膦酸酯齐聚物的阳离子齐分析表明,氯化锂是这种环状齐聚物的适宜的阳离子添加剂。     

MALDI-TOFMS表征均聚芳香硫酚环状低聚物

采用基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱(MALDI-TOF MS)对4种合成的均聚芳香硫酚环状低聚物进行了质谱表征;并且对4种合成产物的组成、结构进行了分析及确认;得到了均聚芳香硫酚环状低聚物的相对分子质量及其分布信息;研究结果显示：MALDI-TOF MS是分析均聚芳香硫酚环状低聚物的有效工具。     

芳香环状低聚物组分分布与单体结构关系的研究

根据Jacoson-Stockmayer(J-S)环化理论,应用基质辅助激光解吸离子化飞行时间质谱(MAIDL-TOFMS),对一系列芳香环状低聚物组分分布进行分析,研究了芳香环状低聚物的组分分布与单体结构的关系,结果表明,在芳香聚酯、聚膦酸酯及芳香聚醚环状低聚物系列中,Incn与Inn呈良好的线性关系,符合J-S理论分布,在环状聚酯及聚膦酸酯系列中,低聚物的组分分布受双酚单体的中心键角影响,单体的中心键角在100°～120°之间,其中心键角愈小,γ值愈大,而在聚醚系列中,在固定一种单体的前提下,环化物的组分分布受另一单体键角的影响与环状聚酯和聚膦酸酯相一致.     

基质辅助激光解吸电离—飞行时间质谱表征6氟双酚A芳香环状聚醚酮（砜）

应用基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱,在不同阳离子剂的存在下,对６氟双酚Ａ聚芳醚酮（砜）环状低聚物的结构进行了确认,研究了环状化合物对金属离子的选择性及激光质谱表征含氟环状低聚物的适宜条件。     

基质辅助激光解吸电离-飞行时间质谱表征6氟双酚A芳香环状聚醚酮(砜)

应用基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱,在不同阳离子剂的存在下,对6氟双酚A聚芳醚酮(砜)环状低聚物的结构进行了确认,研究了环状化合物对金属离子的选择性及激光质谱表征含氟环状低聚物的适宜条件.     

环状低聚芳醚酮,聚芳醚砜和聚芳香酯的快离子轰击质谱分析

本文采用快离子轰击质谱（ＦＩＢＭＳ）技术分别选用甘油，Ｓ－甘油和间硝基苄醇做底物，对五种环状芳香低聚物进行分析，确定了几种不同大小的芳香环状低聚物的存在，并同时给出各种不同聚合度组分的相对含量。实验证明，质谱是分析环状低聚物的快速，有效地方法。     

聚硫醚醚酮(砜)芳香环状低聚物的合成与自由基开环聚合

在“拟高稀释”条件下,通过亲核缩聚反应高产率地合成了含硫醚键的芳香醚环状低聚物.应用核磁、GPC和激光质谱(MALDI-TOFMS)等手段对环状低聚物的结构进行了确认,并研究了环状低聚物的组分分布.聚硫醚醚酮环状低聚物在硫醚自由基的引发下进行快速熔融聚合,得到热稳定性很好的高分子量线性聚合物.     

聚芳醚酮环状低聚物的基质辅助激光解吸电离质谱表征

采用基质辅助激光解吸电离飞行时间质谱(MALDI-TOF-MS)技术分别对2种合成的聚芳醚酮环状低聚物进行了分析研究 ,并讨论了低聚物中不同聚合度离子组分的分布规律。实验结果表明MALDI-TOF-MS是分析环状低聚物直观、准确、快速的分析工具。     

芳香环状聚酯二聚体的结构表征

通过基质辅助激光解析电离飞行时间质谱以及核磁共振技术对芳香环状聚酯二聚体的结构进行了表征.质谱分析结果发现除了目标化合物的质子化分子离子峰外,未出现更多的碎片峰,而核磁共振结果对芳香环状齐聚物的氢以及碳的位置给予了确认.从而为芳香环状齐聚物的结构分析提供了一种新的分析方法.     

环状芳香低聚物的合成及应用研究进展

综述了近年来环状芳香低聚物的合成及应用研究发展状况,对其合成方法和应用情况进行了综述和分析,并对今后的研究发展进行了预测。     

MALDI-TOF质谱表征聚芳醚酮环状低聚物及其组分分布

应用介质辅助激光解吸离子化飞行时间质谱(MALDI-TOFMS),以二羟基苯甲酸为介质、N₂(337nm)为激光源,对两种聚芳醚酮环状低聚物的结构进行了确认,研究了环状低聚物不同聚合度组分的分布规律,并且与GPC质量分析法作了比较,实验结果表明,MALDI-TQF质谱是分析环状低聚物的准确、快速的工具之一.     

The cationization mechanism study of novel oligo (<Emphasis Type="Italic">p</Emphasis>-phenyleneethynylene)s

Two series of new oligo(p-phenyleneethynylene)s (OPEs) O1-O4 and O5-O8, which have been proven to be one of the chief classes of molecules mainly used as the wires and other potential backbones of molecular electronic devices, have been synthesized by stepwise synthetic approach. The characterization of these oligomers was performed on MALDI TOF MS. Different cationization salts have been applied to investigate the ionization processes of these series of oligomers under MALDI conditions. The experimental results show that these oligomers display a strong tendency to undergo radical cationization and varied ionization efficiency with different cationization agents attributable to their difference in cationic diameters. Furthermore, we found that these two series of oligomers differed in ionization properties because of their different end-groups even when the same cationization agent was used.     

Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization collision-induced dissociation of linear single oligomers of nylon-6.

Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization, collision induced-dissociation (MALDI-CID) has been used to obtain structural information for linear single oligomers of nylon-6. The effects of matrix and cationization agent in MALDI-CID analysis have been investigated. Fragmentation mechanisms are proposed for the series of ions that are observed in the MALDI-CID spectra of the hexamer, octamer and dodecamer. Fragmentation processes observed in the MALDI-CID spectra include cleavage of the end groups followed by dissociation of the m/z 113 unit. Cleavage of the oligamide chain occurs at the amide linkage, as well as at adjacent bonds. For the four matrices and three cationization agents investigated, 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid and sodium chloride showed the best performance for MALDI-CID analysis of the dodecamer. In addition, yields of the fragment ions in MALDI-CID spectra were found to be dependent on the chain length distribution.     

Matrix-dependent cationization in MALDI mass spectrometry

The matrix dependence in cationization processes, the competition between cationization and protonation and the question of whether gas-phase cation transfer or attachment of free cations dominates in matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry were studied. Two different sample preparation methods were employed, the dried-droplet sample preparation and a mixture of solid matrix, analyte and salt. The latter ensures that the formation of cation adducts takes place in the gas phase. By monitoring the suppression of matrix signals for different matrices, it was found that matrices with high gas-phase metal ion binding energies require high analyte concentrations for matrix suppression to occur. By comparing the mass spectra obtained using sinapinic acid or sinapinic methyl ester as a matrix, a correlation between cationization and deprotonation of matrix molecules was found. It is also demonstrated that attachment of free gas-phase cations, rather than cation transfer from the cationized matrix, is the predominant process in cationization.     

A statistical design of experiments for optimizing the MALDI-TOF-MS sample preparation of polymers. An application in the assessment of the thermo-mechanical degradation mechanisms of poly (ethylene terephthalate)

The sample preparation procedure for MALDI-TOF MS of polymers is addressed in this study by the application of a statistical Design of Experiments (DoE). Industrial poly (ethylene terephthalate) (PET) was chosen as model polymer. Different experimental settings (levels) for matrixes, analyte/matrix proportions and concentrations of cationization agent were considered. The quality parameters used for the analysis were signal-to-noise ratio and resolution. A closer inspection of the statistical results provided the study not only with the best combination of factors for the MALDI sample preparation, but also with a better understanding of the influence of the different factors, individually or in combination, to the signal. The application of DoE for the improvement of the MALDI measure of PET stated that the best combination of factors and levels was the following: matrix (dithranol), proportion analyte/matrix/cationization agent (1/15/1, V/V/V), and concentration of cationization agent (2 g L(-1)). In a second part, multiple processing by means of successive injection cycles was used to simulate the thermo-mechanical degradation effects on the oligomeric distribution of PET under mechanical recycling. The application of MALDI-TOF-MS showed that thermo-mechanical degradation primarily affected initially predominant cyclic species. Several degradation mechanisms were proposed, remarking intramolecular transesterification and hydrolysis. The ether links of the glycol unit in PET were shown to act as potential reaction sites, driving the main reactions of degradation.     

A study of cationic glucomannan as a paper strength agent

In this paper, konjac glucomannan was cationized by 3-chloro-2-hydroxypropyl trimethyl ammonium chloride (a kind of cationic reagent) as a paper strength agent. The effects of dosage of cationic reagent, cationization time, cationization temperature and the pH of papermaking on paper properties were analyzed. The results showed that when 1% cationic glucomannan (the cationization temperature was 70°C, dosage of cationic reagent was 20% and cationization time was 5 h) was added, tensile index, burst index and folding endurance of the paper were improved by 11.0%, 13.2%, 72.0%, respectively, compared with the control. The results of SEM analysis, FTIR analysis, and elemental analysis illustrated that the addition of paper strengthening agent make fibers combined more closely, and further lead to the increase of paper strength properties.     

Cyclo-depolymerization of poly(propylene terephthalate): some ring-opening polymerizations of the cyclic oligomers produced

We report the cyclo-depolymerization of poly(propylene terephthalate) to give a mixture of cyclic oligomers in 94% yield, the characterization of the mixture by ¹H-NMR spectroscopy, matrix assisted laser desorption ionization time of flight mass spectrometry and gel permeation chromatography. The major cyclic oligomer in the mixture was shown to be the cyclic dimer. It was isolated and its X-ray crystal structure determined. Some entropically-driven ring-opening polymerizations of the cyclic oligomers were carried out. So too were some copolymerizations using mixtures of the cyclic oligomers and those derived similarly from poly(ethylene terephthalate) and poly(butylene terephthalate). ¹³C-NMR spectroscopic analysis showed that the copolymers were random. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.