ADSORPTION DYNAMICS OF MACROPOROUS POLYMERIC ADSORBENT I. The Studies on the Particle Diffusion Mass-Transfer Process

1 INTRODUCTIONBoyd et al established the foundation of ion-exchange dynamics based on the Fick's Law intothe process of ion-exchange diffusion at firstll]. At present time, most of studies for themacroporous adsorption resin are focus on the synthesis of new adsorbent, observing the effectof some conditions on the adsorption capacity and adsorption selectivity. But there are nopedicular studies on the aspect of adsorption dynamics, such as mass-transfer rate, mass-transfermechanism and so…     

EFFECTS OF PREPARATOIN CONDITIONS ON THE KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COMPLEX-RESINS

The effects of the reaction temperature, the crosslinking degree of the matrix, the pore-forming agent and the initial concentration of PVA on the kinetic properties of the complex-resins were investigated. The ion-exchange rate of the complex-resin for L-lysine chlorate was three-fold that of 001×8 resin and two-fold that of D61 resin.     

THERMODYNAMICS ADSORPTION OF MANGANESE ION ON 1-（2-PYRIDYLAZO）-2-NAPHTHOL-6-SULPHONIC ACID IMPREGNATED RESIN

An ion-exchange resin of type 201×7 was impregnated with the reagent 1-（2-Pyridylazo）-2-naphthol-6-sulphonic Acid （PAN-S）. The adsorption characteristics of PAN-S resin for manganese ion were studied on the static equilibrium adsorption. Within temperature range of 288K-313K and the concentration range investigated, equilibrium data for the adsorption of manganese ions from aqueous solutions by PAN-S resin were obtained and correlated with Freundlich and Langmuir equation. The results showed that the process of the adsorption of manganese ions from aqueous solution by PAN-S was an exothermic process. Estimations of the isothermic enthalpy change of adsorption, free energy change and entropy of adsorption are reported, and the adsorption behaviors are reasonably interpreted.     

Adsorption of humic substances by macro weakly basic ion-exchange resin and their effects on removal of Cu2+ and Pb2+

<正>Adsorption ofhumic,tannic and gallic acids by a macro weakly basic ion-exchange resin JN-01 was studied.The adsorption capacity of this resin for gallic and tannic acids is much higher than that for humie acid,which can be explained on the basis of both their molecular size and ionization degree.Furthermore,humic acid is separated into different components with molecular weight in the range from 2000 Da to 100000 Da by ultra-filter,and their adsorption isotherms on resin JN-01 indicate that humic acid's molecular weight is an important factor which makes significant influence on adsorption.Finally,changes in the amount of Cu~(2+) and Pb~(2+) adsorbed on resin JN-01 as a function of the concentration of each of these three acids were studied.A large increase in the heavy metal ions uptake is observed in the presence of humic substance,such advantages are due to the interactions between the heavy metal ions and the unbound functional groups of the adsorbed organic acids.     

STUDY ON THE DETERMINATION OF TRACE BISMUTH(Ⅲ) BY THIN-LAYER RESIN PHASE SPECTROPHOTOMETRY

In this paper, a new thin-layer ion-exchange resin phase analytical method is introduced. It is based on that, the bismuthous cation can associate with iodic anions, so as to formed an anioncomplex [BiI-4] in a strong acidic environments. This anion complex can also exchanges with a weaker anions on the surface active site of anion exchange resin, so that a [R+] [BiI-4] solid phase binary associational system is produced. Owing to the solid system is a great many dispersive particulates, it can be pressed to a thin-layer by press tools of the so called "thin-layer resin phase"or "resin phase ", and using this solid association system spectrophotometry for the determination of trace metals. So it can increase the analytical sensitivity. This association system exhibits maximum absorbance at 460nm, and obeys Beer's law over the concentration range 0. 01ug/ml～1.20ug/ml of bismuthous(Ⅲ). It has a molar absorptivity of 7.1 ×105 [L/mol cm]. It indicated the resin phase spectrophotometry is a sensitive analytical method for trace bismuthous. It is 18 times higher than routine aqueous spectrophotometry. The relative standard deviations is 1.82% (n=6) for the measurements of 0. 5ug/ml Bi(Ⅲ). The detection limit of Bismuthous(Ⅲ) is 1.4 ×10-8mol/L. The method has applied to the analysis Bi(Ⅲ) in environmental water samples.     

STUDY ON THE DETERMINATION OF TRACE BISMUTH（III） BY THIN-LAYER RESIN PHASE S PECTROPHOTOME TRY

In this paper, a new thin-layer ion-exchange resin phase analytical method is introduced. It is based on that, the bismuthous cation can associate with iodic anions, so as to formed an anion complex [BiI4-_] in a strong acidic environments. This anion complex can also exchanges with a weaker anions on the surface active site of anion exchange resin, so that a[R+] [Bil4-] solid phase binary associational system is produced. Owing to the solid system is a great many dispersive particulates, it can be pressed to a thin-layer by press tools of the so called “thin-layer resin phase “ or “resin phase “, and using this solid association system spectrophotometry for the determination of trace metals. So it can increase the analytical sensitivity. This association system exhibits maximum absorbance at 460nm, and obeys Beer‘s law over the concentration range 0.0lug/ml-l.20ug/ml of bismuthous(lll), h has a molar absorptivity of 7.1&#215;l^5 [L/mol.cm]. it indicated the resin phase spectrophotometry is a sensitive analytical method for trace bismuthous. It is 18 times higher than routine aqueous spectrophotometry. The relative standard deviations is 1.82% (n=6) for the F fmeasurements of 0.Sug/ml Bi(llO. The detection limit of Bismuthous(lll) is 1.4 XlO~mol/L. The method has applied to the analysis Bi(lll) in environmental water samples.     

Metal nanoparticles immobilized on ion-exchange resins:A versatile and effective catalyst platform for sustainable chemistry

This paper reviews the recent achievements in the immobilization of metal nanoparticles on ion-exchange resins and the related catalytic application. The focus is on the production processes for fine and commodity chemicals for which a low environmental impact has been demonstrated. The most significant papers that appeared in the literature from January 2010 to July 2014 have been covered. Their uses in unselective processes, bulk chemicals production, fuel cells compo-nents, as well as the use of metal-free ion-exchange resins in acid/base-catalysed reactions, were not included.     

High performance liquid chromatography with immobilized Ru(bpy)_3~(2+)-KMnO_4 chemiluminescence detection and its application in metabolism of repaglinide in pig liver microsomes

A novel high performance liquid chromatography-chemiluminescence（HPLC-CL） method for investigation of in vitro metabolism of repaglinide in pig liver microsomes with microdialysis sampling technique was developed.The chromatographic separation was performed on a Hypersil BDS-C18 column with an isocratic mobile phase consisting of methanol and 0.01 mol/L KH₂PO₄（pH 3.0）（volume ratio 75:25） at a flow rate of 1.0 mL/min.The detection was based on the chemiluminescence reaction of repaglinide with acidic potassium permanganate（KMnO₄） and tris（2,2’-bipyridyl）ruthenium（Ⅲ）(Ru（bpy）₃³⁺),which was immobilized on the cationic ion-exchange resin for obtaining high sensitivity and reducing consumption of expensive reagent.     

Studies on Pervaporation Separation of Ethanol/Water Mixtures with Membranes of Polypropylene Sulfonate Salts

Sulfonated polypropylene membranes loaded with different kinds of counter-ions were prepared by heterogeneous chiorosulfonation reaction of polypropylene membrane followed by hydrolysis and ion-exchange reaction. The membranes obtained were used for selective separation of ethanol/water mixtures by pervaporation. The effects of counter-ion species, ion-exchange capacity, solution composition, thickness of membrane and temperature on the separation behavior of the membranes were investigated. Microstructure and morphology of the membranes were examined by X-ray and SEM as well.     

Microwave promoted rapid dehydration of aldoximes to nitriles using melamine-formaldehyde resin supported sulphuric acid in dry media

A simple and convenient procedure for the synthesis of nitriles by dehydration of aldoxime using supported sulphuric acid on melamine-formaldehyde resin(MFR) under solvent-free condition has been developed.A variety of aromatic and aliphatic aldoximes were converted to the corresponding nitriles.The resin was recovered and reused for subsequent reactions.     

STUDY ON THE DECOLORIZATION OF D—RIBOSE ZYMOTIC FLUID BY RESIN ADSORPTION

In this paper,effects on of six type of resins the decolorization of D-ribose zymotic fluid have been studied for the first time.The results show that resin NKA-II has the best effect.the decolorization rage of D-ribose zymotic fluid is 91% at velocity of 1.0BV/hr and 25℃,the adsorption capacity can reach up to 5.7BV.The effects of adsorption conditions as well as conditions of resinregeneration on the resin decolorization capability were also studied.     

PREPARATION OF BISPHENOL A EPOXY RESIN WATERBORNE DISPERSIONS BY THE PHASE INVERSION EMULSIFICATION TECHNIQUE*

The phase inversion emulsification technique (PIET) is an effective physical method for preparing waterbornedispersions of polymer resins. Some results concerning the preparation of bisphenol A epoxy resin waterborne dispersions byPIET in our laboratory were summarized. Electrical properties, rheological behavior and morphological evolution duringphase inversion progress were systematically characterized. The effects of the emulsifier concentration and emulsificationtemperature on phase inversion progress and the structural features of the waterborne particles were studied as well. Thedeformation and break up of water drops in a shear field were analyzed in terms of micro-rheology, while the interaction andcoalescence dynamics of water drops were discussed in terms of DLVO theory and Smoluchowski effective collision theory,respectively. Based on the experimental results and theoretical analysis, a physical model of phase inversion progress wassuggested, by which the effects of the parameters on phase inversion progress and the structural features of the waterborneparticles were interpreted and predicted.     

DETERMINATION OF ION EXCHANGE EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANTS FOR THE WEAK ACID CATION AND THE WEAK BASE ANION EXCHANGE RESINS

The general procedure based on the potentiometric titration has been developed. According to the procedure, the rational equilibrium constants of the ion exchange reactions RH/Na, RH/Ca, RH/Sr,RH/Ba for the weak acid cation exchange resin D725 and ROH/CI for the weak base anion exchange resin D705 have been determined.     

Fractionation-free negative enriching for in-depth C-terminome analysis

Herein, we developed a fractionation-free negative enriching method incorporating methylamidation, siteselective dimethylation and aldehyde resin coupling(MADMAR) for in-depth C-terminome analysis. The methylamidation blocked the free carboxyl group on proteins first, followed by Lys C digestion of methylamidated proteins. Then, the site-selective dimethylation blocked the N-terminal amino group of the digested peptides without affecting the amino groups of lysine. Finally, the aldehyde resin wa...     

Determination of Water Diffusion Coefficients and Dynamics in Adhesive/ Carbon Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Resin Composite Joints

To determinate the water diffusion coefficients and dynamics in adhesive/carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composite joints,energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy analysis(EDX)is used to establish the content change of oxygen in the adhesive in adhesive/carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composite joints.As water is made up of oxygen and hydrogen,the water diffusion coefficients and dynamics in adhesive/carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composite joints can be obtained from the change in the content of oxygen in the adhesive during humidity aging,via EDX analysis.The authors have calculated the water diffusion coefficients and dynamics in the adhesive/carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composite joints with the aid of both energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy and elemental analysis.The determined results with EDX analysis are almost the same as those determined with elemental analysis and the results also show that the durability of the adhesive/carbon fiber reinforced epoxy resin composite joints subjected to silane coupling agent treatment is better than those subjected to sand paper burnishing treatment and chemical oxidation treatment.     

An expedient synthesis of peptidyl N-alkylamides by "HOPE" strategy

We have developed an expedient approach,"HOPE"(hybrid orthogonal protocol with ease) strategy for the synthesis of peptidyl N-alkylamides.This new strategy was characterized by following points:incorporating Boc and Fmoc protocols together on Merrifield resin,removal of SPG(side-chain protecting groups) without the damage of linker structure on the resin,and the ammonolysis of linker as the last step could achieve the introducing N-alkylamide structure into C-terminal and releasing product from resin-support simultaneously.In present work,eight peptidylamides with different alkylsubstitution at C-terminal were conveniently synthesized by HOPE strategy.     

Scaling Behaviors of Polymers on Lipid Membranes:Coupling of Polymer Chain Dynamics and Surface Thermal Fluctuations

Despite extensive researches on the motion of polymer chains on lipid membranes, the effect of membrane fluctuations on polymer chain dynamics remains poorly understood. Here we report single molecule tracking experiments that allow for comparable measurements of polymer chain diffusion dynamics on nanotubular and planar phospholipid membranes. We observe a super-diffusion behavior and no apparent chain-length-dependent mobility of polymer chains on nanotubular membranes, while a Brownian motion...     

Effects of the Specific Area and the Thermal Stability of a Polymer on the Catalytic Activities of Polymer Immobilized Co-Pd Catalysts by SAMI

Co-Pd bimetallic catalysts immobilized with four kinds of resins with different specific areas were prepared by means of the solvated metal atom impregnation (SMAI) method. The results of the XRD and the magnetic measurement showed that as the specific area of the resin increased, the particle sizes of Co and Pd on the catalysts with the same metal content decreased, so the catalytic activity of the catalysts for the hydrogenation of diacetone alcohol as well as the reduction of oxygen on the fuel cell electrode increased. Below 140 , the conversion of diacetone alcohol increased as the reaction temperature increased, and above 140 , the conversion decreased because of the rupture of the resin.     

EPOXY RESIN TOUGHENED BY THERMOPLASTICS

Two kinds of tough ductile heatresisting thermoplastic, namely bisphenol A polysulfone (PSF) and polyethersulfone (PES) were used to toughen thermoset epoxy resin. A systematic study on the relationship between the molecular weight and the terminal group of the thermoplastic modifier and the fracture toughness of the modified resin was carried out. The morphology of PSF modified epoxy resin was surveyed. With the same kind of PSF the structure of the epoxy resin and the toughening effect of PSF was also investigated. The fractography of PSF, particle modified epoxy was examined in detail with SEM. The contribution of every possible energy absorption process has been discussed. Crack pinning mechanism seems to be the most important toughening mechanism for tough ductile thermoplastic PSF particle modified epoxy system.     

Molecular dynamics simulation of the A-DNA to B-DNA transition in aqueous RbCl solution

Unrestrained molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been carried out to characterize the stability of DNA conformations and the dynamics of A-DNA→B-DNA conformational transitions in aqueous RbCl solutions. The PARM99 force field in the AMBER8 package was used to investigate the effect of RbCl concentration on the dynamics of the A→B conformational transition in the DNA duplex d(CGCGAATTCGCG)2 . Canonical Aand B-form DNA were assumed for the initial conformation and the final conformation had a length per complete turn that matched the canonical B-DNA. The DNA structure was monitored for 3.0 ns and the distances between the C5′ atoms were obtained from the simulations. It was found that all of the double stranded DNA strands of A-DNA converged to the structure of B-form DNA within 1.0 ns during the unrestrained MD simulations. In addition, increasing the RbCl concentration in aqueous solution hindered the A→B conformational transition and the transition in aqueous RbCl solution was faster than that in aqueous NaCl solution for the same electrolyte strength. The effects of the types and concentrations of counterions on the dynamics of the A→B conformational transition can be understood in terms of the variation in water activity and the number of accumulated counterions in the major grooves of A-DNA. The rubidium ion distributions around both fixed A-DNA and B-DNA were obtained using the restrained MD simulations to help explain the effect of RbCl concentration on the dynamics of the A→B conformational transition.