C60/SBA-15介孔复合材料的合成及其荧光性质的研究

通过对介孔SBA-15孔壁氨基化(SBA-15-NH₂),然后与C₆₀反应形成化学键,成功地将C₆₀组装进入SBA-15孔道中,合成了C₆₀/SBA-15介孔复合材料.通过X射线衍射(XRD)、红外光谱(FTIR)、紫外-可见光谱(UV-V is)和差热-热重分析(TG-DTA)等方法对其进行了表征.同时,对复合材料的荧光性质进行了研究.结果发现,SBA-15-NH₂在575 nm处出现发射峰,C₆₀/SBA-15介孔复合材料在554 nm处出现发射峰,峰位蓝移21 nm.     

美登素全合成的研究Ⅱ.C9—N片段的合成

前报报道了相当于美登素(1)C₁—C₈片段的化合物的合成,本文报道相当于美登素C₉—N片段的化合物2的合成.     

新型C60衍生物的合成及其太阳能电池性能

通过三种不同的合成路线合成三种新型C₆₀衍生物,这三种合成路线分别为:偶氮烷烃环加成反应,Bingle-Hirsch反应和Prato反应.由于含有不同的化学结构,三种化合物作为电子受体具有不同的电子亲和力.这三种C₆₀衍生物和[6,6]苯基C61-丁酸甲脂(PCBM)一起被制作成聚合物太阳能电池.它们的太阳能电池性能表现出与它们结构和溶解性能很大的相关性.这为选择哪种结构C₆₀衍生物作为聚合物太阳能电池材料提供了指导.     

中间体C60(CH3)-和产物C60(CH3)2的结构及产物

用INDO系列方法对C₆₀^2-与CH₃反应的中间体C₆₀(CH₃)^-进行理论研究,得到具有Cs对称性的构型。结果表明,CH₃加成到C₁₅上,将使与其相邻的双键碳(C₃₀)的电荷密度和自旋密度达极大值,故加成反应部位在C₃₀处;另外,C₁₅的对位C₁₂(或C₂₇)也较其它部位易于反应,且有两个反应场所,因而产物C₆₀(CH₃)₂可能为六元环上的1,2-加成和1,4-加成两种异构体的混合物。同时对两种加成产物的结构和电子光谱进行了理论研究,指认其电子跃迁,并讨论了其光谱红移的原因。     

新奇二茂铁甲基氮C60衍生物的合成、结构

尽管目前人们对富勒烯[C₆₀]的过渡金属有机物研究较多^[1],但通过氮卡宾方式连接的C₆₀二茂铁衍生物尚未见报道。鉴于对C₆₀反应的浓厚兴趣及二茂铁的广泛应用价值^[2]我们 利用C₆₀的缺电子性^[3]将其与二茂铁甲基氮卡宾进行[1+2]环加成反应,分离并表征了一种具有齿轮式结构的新奇C₆₀二茂铁衍生物(CpFeC₅H₄CH₂N)5C₆₀(l)。     

C59(CHPh2)N的电子结构、UV-Vis光谱、NMR谱及非线性光学性质的理论研究

用INDO系列方法对由(C₅₉N)₂和CH₂Ph₂合成的第一个C₅₉N衍生物C₅₉(CHPh₂)N进行了理论研究,得到了C₅₉(CHPh₂)N的稳定分子构型,表明C₅₉(CHPh₂)N为Cs对称性,并在此基础上讨论了C₅₉(CHPh₂)N的UV-Vis光谱、NMR谱.计算表明C₅₉(CHPh₂)N的二阶非线性光学系数β_μ较大.     

螺二芴富勒烯吡咯烷衍生物的合成及电化学和光限幅性能

设计合成了3种新颖的螺二芴键联富勒烯(C₆₀/C₇₀)吡咯烷衍生物, 其结构通过IR, ¹H NMR, ¹³C NMR和MALDI-TOF进行确证, 其电化学性质用循环伏安法进行研究. 结果表明, C₇₀衍生物6的还原电位较C₆₀衍生物7分别向负电势移动0.1, 0.12和0.01 V. 同时, 使用纳秒和飞秒激光分别研究了化合物6, 7和8的光限幅性能, 其光限幅阈值分别为15.3, 23.3和13.7 J/cm², 表明材料具有优异的光限幅性能.     

侧基上带有C60基团的聚苯乙烯的表征

用UV、FTIk、DSC、TG和DTA及GPC等方法证明了通过三步反应(氯甲基化,叠氮化,环加成反应)确实将C₆₀引入到聚苯乙烯的侧基上,C₆₀基本上以单取代的方式存在,并通过TG和DTA方法估算了C₆₀在聚苯乙烯C₆₀衍生物中的含量。     

富勒烯C60硫桥键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物的理论研究

利用半经验AM1法研究了富勒烯C₆₀硫桥键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物和富勒烯C₆₀键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物的几何构型,电子结构.计算结果显示,富勒烯C₆₀硫桥键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物的四硫富瓦烯(TTF)平面与C₆₀发生作用,使其弯曲的程度比富勒烯C₆₀键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物的大,从而形成一种独特的四硫富瓦烯(TTF)平面半包裹C₆₀的空间构型的D-A体系.这很可能是由于C-S单键的灵活性造成的.而且它们的HOMO轨道主要分布在四硫富瓦烯(TTF)部分,而LUMO轨道则主要分布在C₆₀上.预测了富勒烯C₆₀硫桥键联四硫富瓦烯衍生物很有可能在激发态下产生更长寿命的电荷分离态.     

新型富勒烯C60有机钴配合物(η2-C60)(η5-RC5H4)CoPPh3 (R=H,CO2Et)的合成及性质研究

鉴于富勒烯C₆₀所具有的缺电子烯烃的特性¹以及CpCo(PPh₃)₂可与烯或炔反应生成钴杂环有机化合物,^2,3 因此我们设想如果用C₆₀代替烯、炔,令其与η⁵-RC₅H₄Co(PPh₃)₂(1) 或η⁵-RC₅H₄Co(PPh₃)(PhC≡CPh)(2)反应,则应得到一类新型的富勒烯C₆₀有机钴杂环化合物。然而与这一设想不同的是,上述反应并未得到预期的C₆₀钴杂环有机物,所得到的却是另一类新型的有机钴C₆₀衍生物(η²-C₆₀)(η⁵-RC₅H₄)CoPPh₃(3).此外,我们发现当3或2同I₂反应时,可生成C₆₀或PhC≡CPh配体被I₂置换产物η⁵-RC₅H₄Co(PPh₃)I₂(4)。     

Selective self-ion/molecule reactions in both external and internal source ion trap mass spectrometers

Novel results on the selective self-ion/molecule reactions (SSIMR) in both external and internal source ion trap mass spectrometers are demonstrated. Selective self-ion/molecule reaction product ions were produced between the oxygenated and nitrogenated crown ethers. For the oxygenated crown ethers, self-ion/molecule reactions lead to the formation of the protonated ions, adduct ions of fragments ([M + F](+)) and [M + H(3)O](+), while the nitrogenated crown ethers produce [M + H](+), [M + CH](+) and [M + C(2)H(3)](+) ions.     

Probing the mechanisms of the self ion-molecule reactions of dopamine in an ion trap mass spectrometer

Our previous work was the first to report [M+CH](+) and [M+C(2)H(3)](+) ions in the self ion-molecule reactions (SIMR) of two aza-crown ethers in an ion trap mass spectrometer (ITMS). In this study, the CH and C(2)H(3) addition ions were also found in the SIMR of dopamine. The SIMR of dopamine lead to the formation of the protonated molecules ([M+H](+)), of adduct ions ([M+F](+), where F represents fragment ions), and of [M+CH](+), [M+C(2)H(3)](+) and [2M+H](+) ions. Based on the combination of the results of isolation experiments and semi-empirical calculations, the reactive site for the formation of the [M+H](+) and [M+CH](+) ions of dopamine is proposed to be the amino group.     

Ion-neutral reactions in the ion source of a mixture of CO2/CH3OH, CO2/C2H5OH, and CO2/2-C3H7OH by packed capillary supercritical fluid chromatography-mass spectrometry (SFC-MS)

Ion neutral reactions in the gas phase in mixtures of ROH/CO(2), R = CH(3), C(2)H(5), and 2-C(3)H(7) were studied by supercritical fluid chromatography-mass spectrometry (SFC-MS). Three main reaction series were found for this system; ionization followed by alpha-cleavage, formation of clusters, and formation of protonated dialkyl ethers from the corresponding alcohol. The ion chemistries were similar for the three alcohols, but that of 2-propanol was somewhat more complex.     

Concomitant hydride and proton transfer: an essay on competing and consecutive key reactions occurring in gaseousion/neutral complexes

The interplay of proton transfer and hydride transfer reactions in alkylbenzenium ions and related protonated di- and oligophenylalkanes is presented and discussed. While intra- and interannular proton exchange has been recognised to be an ubiquitous feature in protonated arenes, hydride abstraction is much less obvious but can become a dominating fragmentation channel in metastable ions of tert-butyl-substituted alkylbenzenium ions and related carbocations. In such cases, proton-induced release of the tert-butyl cation gives rise to ion/neutral complexes as reactive intermediates, for example, [(CH(3))(3)C(+)...arylCH(2)(α)(CH(2))(n)CH(2)(ω)aryl '] with n ≥ 0, and highly regioselective intra-complex hydride transfer occurs from all of the benzylic methylene hydride ion donor groups (α-CH(2) and ω-CH(2)) to the tert-butyl cation acting as a Lewis acid. Substituent effects on the individual contributions to the overall hydride transfer from different donor sites, including ortho-methyl groups, in particular, and the concomitant intra- complex proton transfer from the tert-butyl cation to the neutral diarylalkane constituent corroborate the view of "bisolvated" complexes as the central intermediates, in which the carbenium ion is coordinated to both of the aromatic π-electron systems. The role of cyclisation processes converting the benzylic, [M - H](+) type, ions into the isomeric benzenium, [M + H](+)-type, ions prior to fragmentation is demonstrated for several cases. This overall scenario, consisting of consecutive and/or competing intra-complex hydride abstraction and proton transfer, intraannular proton shifts (H+ ring walk) and interannular proton transfer, hydrogen exchange ("scrambling") processes, and cyclisation and other electrophilic substitution reactions, is of general importance in this field of gas-phase ion chemistry, and more recent examples concerning protonated ethers, benzylpyridinium and benzylammmonium ions are discussed in which these recurring features play central and concerted mechanistic roles as well.     

Ethylenediamine as a liquid chemical reagent to probe hydrogen bonding and host-guest interactions with crown ethers in an ion trap tandem mass spectrometer

Ethylenediamine (EDA) was used as a novel liquid chemical reagent to probe hydrogen bonding and host-guest interactions with crown ether derivatives in an ion trap mass spectrometer (ITMS). Selective ion/molecule reaction product ions were generated by reactions of EDA with oxygenated and aza-crown ethers. For the oxygenated crown ethers, glycols and dimethylglycols, ion/molecule reactions led to the formation of the protonated molecules ([M+H](+)) and adduct ions including [M+30](+), [M+44](+) and [M+61](+). The aza-crown ethers produced [M+H](+), [M+13](+) and [M+27](+) ions. Collisionally activated dissociation (CAD) experiments were applied to probe the binding strength of these ion/molecule reaction products. CAD results indicated that all these hydrogen-bonding complexes are weakly bound except for the [M+44](+) ion of 18-crown-6, since all the complexes dissociate to the protonated polyether and/or protonated EDA. Fragmentation of the [M+H](+) ions under CAD conditions indicates the extensive covalent bond cleavage of the protonated crown ether skeleton.     

Collisions of slow polyatomic ions with surfaces: dissociation and chemical reactions of C2H2+*, C2H3+, C2H4+*, C2H5+, and their deuterated variants C2D2+* and C2D4+* on room-temperature and heated carbon surfaces

Interaction of C2Hn+ (n = 2-5) hydrocarbon ions and some of their isotopic variants with room-temperature and heated (600 degrees C) highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) surfaces was investigated over the range of incident energies 11-46 eV and an incident angle of 60 degrees with respect to the surface normal. The work is an extension of our earlier research on surface interactions of CHn+ (n = 3-5) ions. Mass spectra, translational energy distributions, and angular distributions of product ions were measured. Collisions with the HOPG surface heated to 600 degrees C showed only partial or substantial dissociation of the projectile ions; translational energy distributions of the product ions peaked at about 50% of the incident energy. Interactions with the HOPG surface at room temperature showed both surface-induced dissociation of the projectiles and, in the case of radical cation projectiles C2H2+* and C2H4+*, chemical reactions with the hydrocarbons on the surface. These reactions were (i) H-atom transfer to the projectile, formation of protonated projectiles, and their subsequent fragmentation and (ii) formation of a carbon chain build-up product in reactions of the projectile ion with a terminal CH3-group of the surface hydrocarbons and subsequent fragmentation of the product ion to C3H3+. The product ions were formed in inelastic collisions in which the translational energy of the surface-excited projectile peaked at about 32% of the incident energy. Angular distributions of reaction products showed peaking at subspecular angles close to 68 degrees (heated surfaces) and 72 degrees (room-temperature surfaces). The absolute survival probability at the incident angle of 60 degrees was about 0.1% for C2H2+*, close to 1% for C2H4+* and C2H5+, and about 3-6% for C2H3+.     

Gas-phase reactivity of the O=P(OCH3)2 + phosphonium ion towards alpha,beta-unsaturated esters in a quadrupole ion trap

Ion-molecule reactions between the O=P(OCH3)2 + phosphonium ions and eight alpha,beta-unsaturated esters (methyl acrylate, ethyl acrylate, methyl crotonate, ethyl crotonate, methyl 3,3-dimethylacrylate, ethyl 3,3-dimethylacrylate, methyl methacrylate and ethyl methacrylate) were performed in a quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometer. The O=P(OCH3)2 + phosphonium ions, formed by electron ionization from neutral trimethyl phosphite, were found to react with alpha,beta-unsaturated esters to give an adduct [RR'C=CR'COOR', O=P(OCH3)2]+, which lose spontaneously a molecule of trimethyl phosphate (R'=CH3) or dimethyl ethyl phosphate (R'=C2H5). An ion corresponding to a protonated trialkyl phosphate is also observed when substituent R'=H. To confirm the experimental results, and to elucidate the mechanism for the formation of the ionic species, a theoretical study using the density functional theory (DFT) approach was carried out. The potential energy surface obtained from B3LYP/6-31G(d,p) calculations for the reaction between O=P(OCH3)2 + and methyl acrylate is described.     

Derivatization of protonated peptides via gas phase ion—molecule reactions with acetone

The protonated [M + H]+ ions of glycine, simple glycine containing peptides, and other simple di- and tripeptides react with acetone in the gas phase to yield [M + H + (CH3)2CO]+ adduct ion, some of which fragment via water loss to give [M + H + (CH3)2CO - H2O]+ Schiff's base adducts. Formation of the [M + H + (CH3)2CO]+ adduct ions is dependent on the difference in proton affinities between the peptide M and acetone, while formation of the [M + H + (CH3)2CO - H2O]+ Schiff's base adducts is dependent on the ability of the peptide to act as an intramolecular proton "shuttle." The structure and mechanisms for the formation of these Schiff's base adducts have been examined via the use of collision-induced dissociation tandem mass spectrometry (CID MS/MS), isotopic labeling [using (CD3)2CO] and by comparison with the reactions of Schiff's base adducts formed in solution. CID MS/MS of these adducts yield primarily N-terminally directed a- and b-type "sequence" ions. Potential structures of the b1 ion, not usually observed in the product ion spectra of protonated peptide ions, were examined using ab initio calculations. A cyclic 5 membered pyrrolinone, formed by a neighboring group participation reaction from an enamine precursor, was predicted to be the primary product.     

Ion chemistry in cold plasmas of H2 with CH4 and N2

The distributions of ions and neutrals in low-pressure (approximately 10(-2) mbar) DC discharges of pure hydrogen and hydrogen with small admixtures (5%) of CH(4) and N(2) have been determined by mass spectrometry. Besides the mentioned plasma precursors, appreciable amounts of NH(3) and C(2)H(x) hydrocarbons, probably mostly from wall reactions, are detected in the gas phase. Primary ions, formed by electron impact in the glow region, undergo a series of charge transfer and reactive collisions that determine the ultimate ion distribution in the various plasmas. A comparison of the ion mass spectra for the different mixtures, taking into account the mass spectra of neutrals, provides interesting information on the key reactions among ions. The prevalent ion is H3+ in all cases, and the ion chemistry is dominated by protonation reactions of this ion and some of its derivatives. Besides the purely hydrogenic ions, N(2)H+, NH(4)+, and CH(5)+ are found in significant amounts. The only mixed C/N ion clearly identified is protonated acetonitrile C(2)H(4)N+. The results suggest that very little HCN is formed in the plasmas under study.     

Multistep mass spectrometry of heterocyclic amines in a quadrupole ion trap mass analyser

The fragmentation of heterocyclic amines (HAs) in an ion trap was studied by means of the infusion of methanolic solutions containing the compounds under assay, and using an atmospheric pressure chemical ionization (APCI) as ion source. The MS(n) spectra obtained for compounds included in the same family, either aminoimidazoazaarenes (AIAs) or carbolines, were compared in order to propose fragmentation pathways for each HA. Moreover, labelled AIAs were used to establish the mechanisms. The protonated molecule was always obtained, but subsequent fragmentation was different for both families. In the case of AIAs, major product ions came from the fragmentation of the aminoimidazole moiety, thus the base peak in MS(2) corresponded to the loss of the methyl group, and losses of C(2)NH(3) and CN(2)H(2) were also observed. Further fragmentation occurred in the heterocyclic rings, mainly with losses of HCN and CH(3)CN. For carbolines, the most important product ions came from the loss of ammonia, except for harman and norharman, the loss of a methyl group for methylated carbolines or the loss of diverse fragments from the heterocyclic rings. In some cases, ion-molecule reactions into the ion trap were observed. For instance, for AalphaC or MeAalphaC one ion originating from these reactions corresponded to the base peak.