高透量 PdAu/陶瓷复合膜的表征与性能评测

 采用化学镀方法在非对称氧化铝管状载体上制备出高性能 PdAu 合金膜. 采用阶段性热处理方法通过 X 射线衍射技术监测 PdAu 膜层合金化进程, 发现在 823 K 下 H2 气氛中厚度为 2 μm, Au 含量为 17.37% 的 PdAu 双金属膜层需要 200 h 达到完全合金化; N2/H2 气氛对 PdAu 合金化速率无显著影响, 但 N2 气氛中合金化后的 PdAu 合金膜表面粒子烧结更为严重. 在 623~823 K 下, 与未进行化学镀 Au 时的纯 Pd 膜相比, PdAu 合金膜的 H2 渗透速率平均增加 1.68 倍, 透氢活化能 (Ea) 降低 38.51%; 当温度低于 573 K 时, PdAu 合金膜的 Ea 由高温时的 8.83 kJ/mol 增加到 15.75 kJ/mol, 此时 PdAu 合金膜的 H2 渗透控速步骤由体相扩散为主的 H2 传质步骤过渡到由表面扩散为主的传质步骤. 通过扫描电镜和能谱联用仪对 PdAu 合金膜的膜厚度和截面组成进行了表征. 关键词     

海绵状纳米结构TiO2膜的制备及其光催化活性

采用电化学阳极氧化法在钛表面构筑了海绵状纳米结构TiO2膜. 应用扫描电子显微镜(SEM)和X射线衍射(XRD)对膜层的形貌和晶型进行了分析和表征, 考察了阳极氧化时间对膜层厚度的影响, 并通过海绵状纳米结构TiO2膜对甲基橙的光催化降解研究了膜层厚度与光催化活性的关系. 结果表明, 海绵状纳米结构TiO2膜对甲基橙具有光催化降解作用, 而且随着膜层厚度的增加, 光催化降解速率显著增大, 厚度为2.2 μm的海绵状纳米结构TiO2膜对甲基橙的光催化降解速率是厚度为480 nm的6.4倍.     

三维多孔核壳结构PdNi@Au催化剂的制备及对甲酸的电催化氧化

以K₂PdCl₄/K₂Ni(CN)₄为前驱体制备了具有凝胶特性的氰胶(Cyanogels), 利用硼氢化钠还原氰胶得到三维多孔珊瑚状PdNi合金前驱体, 在此基础上通过原位Galvanic置换反应, 制备得到内核为PdNi合金、 表面具有不同厚度Au层的三维多孔PdNi@Au催化剂. X射线衍射(XRD)分析和透射电子显微镜(TEM)观测结果显示, 该三维网状结构由粒径约7 nm的纳米颗粒相互连接形成; 能量分散光谱(EDX)线性扫描和元素分布(Mapping)分析显示该催化剂具有典型的核壳结构. 电化学测试结果表明, 表面Au层的厚度影响PdNi@Au催化剂的性能, 当Au的含量(摩尔分数)为5.6%时, 催化剂显示出对甲酸最佳的电催化活性, 对甲酸电催化氧化的峰电流密度达到商业化铂黑催化剂的7.2倍.     

电纺聚乙烯醇超细纤维膜的性能研究

由电纺制备聚乙烯醇(PVA)超细纤维膜,以扫描电镜观察纤维的微观形貌,用X射线衍射研究超细纤维膜的结晶行为,并测定了PVA超细纤维膜的力学性能和吸水性.结果表明,PVA超细纤维的平均直径为(184±26)nm,超细纤维中PVA的结晶度和晶体有序程度较浇铸膜低.超细纤维膜的拉伸强度、模量和断裂伸长率均较浇铸膜差,吸水率在300%以上,高于浇铸膜.     

不同Pt壳厚度Au_(core)@Pt_(shell)纳米粒子SERS效应

以Au粒子(55nm)为核,抗坏血酸为还原剂,将不同量的Pt沉积在Au核上,制得可控壳层厚度(0.3～6nm)的Pt包Au纳米粒子(Aucore@Ptshell).用紫外-可见吸收光谱、扫描电镜(SEM)、透射电镜(TEM)和电化学循环伏安法等观测Aucore@Ptshell纳米粒子的表面形貌、结构和性能.另以SCN-为探针,考察了Pt壳厚度对Aucore@Ptshell纳米粒子SERS信号的影响.结果表明,SCN-离子的SERS信号强度随Pt壳厚度的增加呈指数衰减,当Pt壳厚度为1.4nm时,Aucore@Ptshel纳米粒子表现出铂良好的电化学性能,又具有较强的SERS活性.     

基于Au纳米通道膜分离测定芦丁

采用化学沉积法将Au沉积到聚碳酸酯滤膜(PC-Mem)上, 制备了直径10 nm左右的Au纳米通道膜(Au-Mem). 实验考察了芦丁在纳米通道膜上的透过特性, 在电场作用下, 芦丁与铝形成的荷电配离子在电场力驱动下透过修饰了对巯基苯胺(PATP)的Au纳米通道膜, 实现了芦丁的分离与测定. 成功地对复方芦丁片中的芦丁分子进行了分离与测定, 回收率为96.3%～99.3%.     

自旋阀多层膜的电化学制备及其巨磁电阻效应

采用双槽控电位电沉积法在n-Si(111)基体上以NiFe 薄膜为缓冲层制备了[Ni80Fe20/Cu/Co/Cu]n自旋阀多层膜, 并确定了电沉积的工艺条件. 利用X射线衍射(XRD)表征了自旋阀多层膜的超晶格结构, 研究了NiFe缓冲层对自旋阀生长取向的影响. 采用四探针法研究了各子层厚度对自旋阀巨磁电阻效应的影响, 通过振动样品磁强计(VSM)测试了自旋阀的磁滞回线. 自旋阀的巨磁电阻(GMR)值最初随着铜层厚度的变化并发生周期性振荡, Cu 层厚度为3.6 nm时, GMR 达到最大值,随后逐渐减小. 随着Co层和NiFe 层厚度的增大, GMR 值的变化趋势均为先增大后减小. 当自旋阀的结构为NiFe(25 nm)/[Cu(3.6 nm)/Co(1.2 nm)/Cu(3.6 nm)/NiFe(2.8 nm)]30时, GMR 值可达5.4%, 对应的磁电阻灵敏度(SV)为0.2%·Oe-1, 饱和磁场仅为350 Oe.     

光化学合成Au核@Pd壳复合纳米粒子及其表征

在PEG-丙酮溶液体系中, 采用紫外光辐射还原Au(Ⅲ), Pd(Ⅱ)离子混合物和以Au晶种为核、紫外光辐射还原Pd(Ⅱ)使其沉积在Au晶种表面上这两种方法, 合成了Au核@Pd壳复合纳米粒子. 通过改变Au(Ⅲ)离子或Au晶种对Pd(Ⅱ)离子的摩尔比调节复合粒子的尺寸和Pd壳厚度, 分别获得了直径范围为5.6~4.6 nm和4.6~6.2 nm的复合粒子. 利用UV-Vis吸收光谱、TEM、HR-TEM和XPS等表征手段, 证明了合成的纳米粒子为核-壳复合结构. 研究了Au@Pd纳米粒子的直径随溶液中Au(Ⅲ)/Pd(Ⅱ)摩尔比的改变而变化的规律; 对Au核向Pd壳的供电子作用以及复合粒子的光化学形成机理进行了讨论.     

在线性壳聚糖膜内原位还原制备银纳米粒子及银单晶体

采用光还原方法，在线性壳聚糖膜内原位还原获得球形银粒子(粒径10～30 nm)和外观呈三角形、六边形的银单晶体(边长200～2000 nm)；采用电化学方法，在壳聚糖膜内制备了球形银纳米粒子，粒径为5～8 nm.用透射电子显微镜(TEM)、扫描电子显微镜(SEM)、红外光谱(IR)和X射线衍射(XRD)等测试技术对壳聚糖/银复合物进行了表征，对光还原过程中银晶体结构由多晶到单晶的转变原因进行了初步的分析和探讨.     

Ni-W纳米结构梯度镀层的制备、表征及热应变特性

采用电沉积方法并调节镀液温度、电流密度等工艺参数制备Ni-W纳米结构梯度镀层.SEM能谱测试及X射线衍射测试表明,沿镀层生长方向,钨含量逐渐增加,晶粒尺寸由10.9 nm递减到1.5 nm,晶格畸变度逐渐增大,镀层由纳米晶逐步过渡到非晶结构.结构呈连续梯度分布.热应变特性研究表明,沿镀层厚度方向,热应变变化平缓,有效地缓解了界面处材料热失配,从而缓和了材料的热应力.     

Aerosol assisted chemical vapor deposition using nanoparticle precursors: a route to nanocomposite thin films

Gold nanoparticle and gold/semiconductor nanocomposite thin films have been deposited using aerosol assisted chemical vapor deposition (CVD). A preformed gold colloid in toluene was used as a precursor to deposit gold films onto silica glass. These nanoparticle films showed the characteristic plasmon absorption of Au nanoparticles at 537 nm, and scanning electron microscopic (SEM) imaging confirmed the presence of individual gold particles. Nanocomposite films were deposited from the colloid concurrently with conventional CVD precursors. A film of gold particles in a host tungsten oxide matrix resulted from co-deposition with [W(OPh)(6)], while gold particles in a host titania matrix resulted from co-deposition with [Ti(O(i)Pr)(4)]. The density of Au nanoparticles within the film could be varied by changing the Au colloid concentration in the original precursor solution. Titania/gold composite films were intensely colored and showed dichromism: blue in transmitted light and red in reflected light. They showed metal-like reflection spectra and plasmon absorption. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and energy-dispersive X-ray analysis confirmed the presence of metallic gold, and SEM imaging showed individual Au nanoparticles embedded in the films. X-ray diffraction detected crystalline gold in the composite films. This CVD technique can be readily extended to produce other nanocomposite films by varying the colloids and precursors used, and it offers a rapid, convenient route to nanoparticle and nanocomposite thin films.     

Molecular ordering and 2D conductivity in ultrathin poly(3-hexylthiophene)/gold nanoparticle composite films

This paper reports the first comparison of the structure and electrical conductivity properties of spin cast (SC) and Langmuir-Schaeffer (LS) films of regioregular poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT). In addition, the effect of incorporating highly monodisperse Au nanoparticles (NPs), with a core diameter of approximately 5 nm, into SC and LS P3HT films is described. A detailed picture of molecular organization in the films has been obtained using ultraviolet-visible absorption spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, field-emission scanning electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and X-ray reflectivity. Film morphology was correlated with pseudo-two-dimensional conductivity measured using scanning electrochemical microscopy, with P3HT in the semiconducting regime. It was found that SC films, which were slightly thicker than those formed with the LS technique, exhibited greater organization. This resulted in an order of magnitude higher lateral conductivity for the SC films. Inclusion of Au NPs (50 wt %) into both SC and LS films resulted in the formation of uniform and relatively flat (rms roughness approximately 1 nm) composite films. Surprisingly, the addition of NPs did not disrupt the characteristic crystal structure found for the native P3HT films. The effect of Au NPs on film lateral conductivity was found to be determined by the distribution of Au NPs within the polymer, which varied significantly between SC and LS films. Whereas Au NPs aggregated into hexagonally packed clusters in SC films, NPs in LS films were predominantly uniformly distributed between the lamella bilayer. It was found that, while the inclusion of Au NPs caused the lateral conductivity to decrease in SC films, in LS films, the lateral conductivity increased by a factor of 2.     

Thin Film of Perovskite Oxide with Atomic Scale p-n Junctions

Thin films of perovskite manganese oxide La_0.66Ca_0.29K_0.05MnO₃(LCKMO) on Au/ITO(ITO=indium tin oxide) substrates were prepared by off-axis radio frequency magnetron sputtering and characterized by X-ray diffraction( XRD), high-resolution transmission electron microscopy(HRTEM), and conductive atomic force microscopy (C-AFM) at room temperature. The thin films with thickness ranged from 100 nm to 300 nm basically show cubic structures with a=0.3886 nm, the same as that of the raw material used, but the structures are highly modulated. C-AFM results revealed that the atomic scale p-n junction feature of the thin films was the same as that of the single crystals. The preparation of the thin films thus further confirms the possibility of their application extending from micrometer-sized single crystals to macroscopic thin film.     

The influence of electrode metals and its configuration on the response of tin oxide thin film CO sensor

Thin films of tin oxide were deposited by electron beam evaporation. The effects of the electrode materials (Ag, Al, Au and Pt) and different electrode configurations on the CO-sensing of tin oxide thin films were investigated. The Pt and Au electrodes with bottom electrode configuration show much higher response than Ag and Al electrodes. The sensor response and recovery times have also been measured. The films were characterized using X-ray diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. All the films were found to be amorphous. It was found that the CO-sensing properties depend both on the electrode materials and configuration.     

Electroless gold island thin films: photoluminescence and thermal transformation to nanoparticle ensembles

Electroless gold island thin films are formed by galvanic replacement of silver reduced onto a tin-sensitized silica surface. A novel approach to create nanoparticle ensembles with tunable particle dimensions, densities, and distributions by thermal transformation of these electroless gold island thin films is presented. Deposition time is adjusted to produce monomodal ensembles of nanoparticles from 9.5 +/- 4.0 to 266 +/- 22 nm at densities from 2.6 x 1011 to 4.3 x 108 particles cm-2. Scanning electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy reveal electroless gold island film structures as well as nanoparticle dimensions, densities, and distributions obtained by watershed analysis. Transmission UV-vis spectroscopy reveals photoluminescent features that suggest ultrathin EL films may be smoother than sputtered Au films. X-ray diffraction shows Au films have predominantly (111) orientation.     

Observations on PVP-protected noble metallic nanoparticle deposits upon heating via in situ synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction

Through monitoring the evolution of the X-ray diffraction peaks, the phase transformation of PVP-protected Ag and Au nanoparticle deposits (NPDs) on electronic substrates of Cu and Ni upon heating in air was investigated via in situ synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction. With an increasing temperature, the broad diffraction peak of nano-sized Ag and Au particles with the original average diameters of 4.2 nm and 9.6 nm, respectively, became sharp because of particle coarsening and coalescence. Complex phase transitions among Au, Cu, AuCu(3) and CuO(x) were observed, mainly due to the negative enthalpy of mixing between Au and Cu. The interactions between NPDs and the substrates affected the shift of diffraction peaks to lower angles, caused by thermal expansion and also the temperature for the oxide formation. Compared to Au, Ag NPDs did not form intermetallic compounds with Cu and the formation of copper oxides can also be retarded mainly due to the phase separation feature of the Ag-Cu system.     

Hydrogen bubble dynamic template synthesis of porous gold for nonenzymatic electrochemical detection of glucose

Gold (Au) films with open interconnected macroporous walls and nanoparticles have been successfully sculptured using the hydrogen bubble dynamic template synthesis followed by a galvanic replacement reaction. Copper (Cu) films with open interconnected macroporous walls and nanoparticles were synthesized using the electrochemically generated hydrogen bubbles as a dynamic template. Then through a galvanic replacement reaction between the porous Cu sacrificial templates and KAu(CN)₂ in solution, the porous Cu films were converted to porous Au films with the similar morphologies. Additional electrochemical dealloying process was introduced to remove the remaining Cu from the porous Au films. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), Energy-dispersive X-ray (EDX), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and electrochemical methods were adopted to characterize the porous Au films. The resulted porous Au films show excellent catalytic activity toward the electrooxidation of glucose. A nonenzymatic glucose sensor based on those Au film electrodes shows a linear range from 2 to 10 mM with a sensitivity of 11.8 μA cm⁻² mM⁻¹, and a detection limit of 5 μM.     

Engineering inorganic hybrid nanoparticles: tuning combination fashions of gold, platinum, and iron oxide

Multistep colloidal chemical routes were employed to synthesize Pt/Au, Pt/iron oxide (IO), and Au/Pt/IO hybrid nanoparticles (NPs). The starting templates, Pt NPs, were synthesized by controlling the decomposition kinetics of platinum acetylacetonate in oleylamine. The morphologies of binary metal Pt/Au hybrid NPs were modulated by controllable attachment of Au nanoscale domains to Pt templates. Similarly, Pt/IO and Au/Pt/IO hybrid NPs were fabricated by the controllable attachment of Fe to the Pt or Pt/Au template NPs. The noble metal domains of as-prepared hybrid NPs had face center cubic crystal structures and did not alloy, as verified by high resolution transmission electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction spectrometry. X-ray diffraction spectrometry study indicates that the IO domains in the as-prepared NPs have a spinel structure. UV-vis study of binary metal Pt/Au hybrid NPs revealed that they have a characteristic plasmon resonance around 525 nm, while dumbbell-like Au/Pt/IO NPs had a plasmon resonance around 600 nm. Furthermore, magnetism study of the binary Pt-IO NPs clearly indicated that the interfacial interactions between Pt and IO domains could result in a shift of the blocking temperature.     

Thin metal films on quasicrystalline surfaces

Thin metal films with a thickness of one or over one monolayer formed on quasicrystalline surfaces were studied using reflection high-energy electron diffraction, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron diffraction and scanning tunneling microscopy. The substrates were the 10f surface of d-Al–Ni–Co and the 5f surface of i-Al–Pd–Mn. The metals deposited were Au, Pt, Ag and In. None of these metals forms any ordered layer by deposition onto clean quasicrystalline surfaces. However, if a submonolayer of In is present atop the 10f surface, an epitaxial layer of multiply-twinned AuAl₂ crystals is formed by Au deposition and subsequent annealing. This is also the case for Pt deposition, but not for Ag deposition. Although the surfactant effect of In is also observed in the case of Au deposition on the 5f surface of i-Al–Pd–Mn, the ordered layer formed is a film of Au–Al alloy with icosahedral symmetry. No ordered films are formed by Pt or Ag deposition onto the 5f surface, regardless of the presence of an In-precovered layer. A Sn film monolayer induced by surface diffusion was also studied.     

Facile "green" synthesis, characterization, and catalytic function of beta-D-glucose-stabilized Au nanocrystals

We present a straightforward, economically viable, and "green" approach for the synthesis and stabilization of relatively monodisperse Au nanocrystals with an average diameter of 8.2 nm (standard deviation, SD=2.3 nm) by using nontoxic and renewable biochemical of beta-D-glucose and by simply adjusting the pH environment in aqueous medium. The beta-D-glucose acts both as reducing agent and capping agent for the synthesis and stabilization of Au nanocrystals in the system. The UV/Vis spectroscopy, Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, transmission electron microscopy (TEM), electron diffraction (ED), and X-ray diffraction (XRD) techniques were employed to systematically characterize Au nanocrystals synthesized. Additionally, it is shown that these beta-D-glucose-stabilized Au nanocrystals function as effective catalyst for the reduction of 4-nitrophenol in the presence of NaBH4 (otherwise unfeasible if only the strong reducing agent NaBH4 is employed), which was reflected by the UV/Vis spectra of the catalytic reaction kinetics.