稳态荧光探针法研究对-烷基-苄基聚氧乙烯醚羧酸甜菜碱的聚集行为

利用荧光探针法和表面张力法测定了一类疏水基中含有苯基的新型甜菜碱两性离子表面活性剂对-烷基-苄基聚氧乙烯醚羧酸甜菜碱(ABECB)的临界胶团浓度(cmc)、胶团微极性和表面张力(γ_cmc).研究结果表明,荧光探针(芘)法可用来测定这类表面活性剂的临界胶团浓度(cmc),且测定结果与表面张力法(吊片法)接近;ABECB具有较低的cmc和γ_cmc值,表明此类表面活性剂具有优良的表面活性; 胶团的微极性随着疏水链长的增大而略微减小,氧乙烯(EO)单元数的增大对ABECB胶团核内的微极性影响不明显.     

低聚表面活性剂的合成及性能研究

低聚表面活性剂是指通过连接基将两个以上的传统表面活性剂连接在一起而形成的一类新型表面活性剂。相对于对应的传统表面活性剂,这类表面活性剂具有临界胶束浓度(cmc)低、表面活性高等优点。本文介绍了本研究团队近年针对低聚表面活性剂所开展的研究,包括分子结构不对称的双子表面活性剂、同时具有阳离子和阴离子头基的甜菜碱型双子表面活性剂、三聚和四聚阳离子表面活性剂以及通过原子转移自由基聚合制备的低聚表面活性剂等。     

番红花红T与表面活性剂的作用及其在标记DNA中的应用

对阳离子染料番红花红Ｔ（ＳＴ）在阴离子表面活性剂存在时的溶液状态的吸收光谱和荧光光谱进行了研究。结果表明，低浓度阴离子表面活性剂与ＳＴ形成缔合物，导致ＳＴ的吸收与荧光强度降低；增大表面活性剂的浓度，其分子胶束前预聚集促使染料形成非荧光二聚体，导致荧光急剧猝灭，吸收光谱出现新的特征吸收峰；当表面活性剂浓度大于临界胶束浓度（ＣＭＣ）时，染料二聚体离解，ＳＴ单体增溶于胶团中形成新的高量子产率荧光体。本文     

化学复合驱用甜菜碱型表面活性剂的研究进展

简述了化学复合驱用甜菜碱型表面活性剂的研究现状.首先总结了羧基甜菜碱和磺基甜菜碱型表面活性剂的合成工艺进展;其次介绍了化学复合驱用甜菜碱型表面活性剂各方面的特性,主要包括其界面性质、耐温抗盐性以及与其它类型表面活性剂的复配性能;最后探讨了甜菜碱在油田上应用的可行性.     

表面活性剂水溶液中芘的激基缔合物形成

在离子型和非离子型表面活性剂水溶液中观察到了芘的激基缔合物荧光, 其荧光强度与单体荧光强度比值对表面活性剂浓度的关系曲线中有一峰值。指出表面活性剂单体分子在水溶液中呈绕曲状构型, 对应上述峰值的表面活性剂浓度为其临界胶束浓度。     

一种由超滤膜测定阴离子表面活性剂临界胶束浓度的新方法

表面活性剂临界胶束浓度（ｃｍｃ）是表征表面活性剂胶体电解质性质的重要理化指标．常用的ｃｍｃ测定方法有光散射法、染料法、增溶法、电导法和表面张力法等［１］．这些方法的共同特点是依据表面活性剂在ｃｍｃ附近某些理化性质的突变特性,从发生突变的函数不连续区域...     

无探针荧光光谱法测定十二烷基硫酸钠的临界胶束浓度

建立了无探针荧光光谱法测定表面活性剂临界胶束浓度(CMC)的新方法,测定了典型阴离子表面活性剂十二烷基硫酸钠(SDS)在水溶液中的CMC,并与表面张力法和电导率法的测定结果进行了对比。结果表明,荧光光谱法样品用量少,测定的SDS的CMC与传统方法一致,说明采用无探针荧光光谱法能够测定一些物质的临界浓度。     

基于芘荧光行为的表面活性剂胶束及其与酶缔合作用研究

采用芘作为外源荧光探针,对4种类型表面活性剂(RL,SDS,CTAB和Tween 80)的胶束化过程及其与纤维素酶、漆酶缔合的特征进行探讨。在各表面活性剂的浓度变化范围为0.01～4倍CMC(临界胶束浓度)条件下,不同类型的表面活性剂所引起的芘荧光行为变化存在差异。结果表明:芘荧光强度的变化与表面活性剂的性质、浓度和荧光猝灭因子有关。纤维素酶因与表面活性剂和芘发生疏水性吸附,使芘荧光I1/I3值减小。而在漆酶介入下,芘的荧光强度显著减小,但I1/I3值与不含酶体系的特征相似,这与漆酶中含有Cu2+以及漆酶的强亲水性有关。在高于临界胶束浓度时,生物表面活性剂RL与酶缔合的稳定性高于SDS。     

稳态荧光探针法测定松香基季铵盐Gemini表面活性剂胶束聚集数

季铵盐;双子表面活性剂;荧光探针;临界胶束浓度;胶束聚集数     

同步荧光光谱法测定十二烷基苯磺酸钠的临界胶束浓度

采用表面张力、电导率、紫外可见吸收光谱、恒波长同步荧光光谱法分析了典型阴离子表面活性剂十二烷基苯磺酸钠在水溶液中的临界胶束浓度（CMC）。 结果表明,同步荧光光谱法测定CMC时的样品用量少,检测灵敏度高,具有较高的准确性;测定的十二烷基苯磺酸钠的第一临界胶束浓度和第二临界胶束浓度分别为1.48和6.90 mmol/L,与传统的表面张力法和电导率法的测定结果一致。 验证了同步荧光光谱法测定表面活性剂CMC的可靠性。     

Pyrene fluorescence at air/sodium dodecyl sulfate solution interface

The dependence of pyrene fluorescence spectra on the concentration of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) was observed, where the solution was prepared from water saturated with pyrene. The values of the I(1)/I(3) ratio from the bulk solution and from the upper meniscus region in an optical cell were similar but decreased rapidly around the critical micelle concentration (cmc) of SDS, indicating that pyrene molecules preferred to be solubilized in the micelles having a lower dielectric constant. The fluorescence intensity of the excimer indicated the concentration of pyrene molecules at the air/solution interface or the surface activity of pyrene molecules. In addition, the intensity from the meniscus region is much larger than that from the bulk at the concentrations below the cmc, whereas there was no difference in the intensity between the bulk and the meniscus above 8 mmol dm(-3) of SDS. The analysis of the fluorescence intensity from the excimer strongly suggests the presence of molecular aggregates that are favorable to the pyrene molecules just like the micelles in the bulk, making them less movable.     

Studies on bovine serum albumin-sodium dodecyl sulfate complexes using pyrene fluorescence probe and 5-doxylstearic acid spin probe

Interactions and characteristics of 0.1% bovine serum albumin (BSA)-sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) in 20 mM phosphate buffer solution were investigated by means of fluorescence spectroscopy and electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy. In BSA-SDS system, the intensity ratio, Im3/Im1, of the third vibronic band of the pyrene monomer to the first vibronic band showed a small peak at about 0.1 mM SDS in the phosphate buffer below cmc. In accordance with this Im3/Im1 ratio, the intensity ratio, Ie/Im1, of fluorescence from the pyrene excimer to that from the monomer showed a pseudo-plateau (0.08-0.8 mM) and suggested the existence of micelle-like aggregates below the cmc. Temperature dependence of ln(Ie/Im1) in pyrene fluorescence in the SDS-BSA system was examined as a function of SDS concentration. The activation energy of pyrene diffusion for excimer formation in a micelle was estimated to be 19.2 kJ mol(-1) for the BSA-SDS system. ESR spectra of 5-doxylstearic acid (5-DSA) showed that the probe location is restricted at SDS concentrations above the cmc, and that the probe also is highly restricted in motion for BSA-bound SDS micelles.     

Premicellar aggregation of fatty acid N-methylethanolamides in aqueous solutions

The aggregation behaviors of an excellent nonionic foam booster, namely, fatty acid N-methylethanolamide (NMEA-X; X indicates the carbon number of the acyl group), in aqueous solutions have been studied by equilibrium surface tension (gamma), solubilization of oil-soluble dye, and steady-state fluorescence techniques. NMEA, having a longer alkyl chain than NMEA-08, clearly had two break points on the gamma versus log C (where C is concentration) curves. The solubilization of the oil-soluble dye for NMEA aqueous solutions began at the break point of higher concentration in the gamma versus log C curves, so this concentration was confirmed to be the critical micellization concentration (cmc). Above the cmc, however, a separate oil phase of NMEA was observed instead of micelles of limited size. Another break point at lower concentration was also observed in plots of the fluorescence intensity ratio of pyrene, I1/I3, versus log C of NMEA. The gradual decrease of I1/I3 and the appearance of excimer emission of pyrene in the concentration region between the two break points suggest the existence and growth of premicellar aggregates and the solubilization ability of pyrene. Consequently, this break point at lower concentration was assumed to be the critical premicellization concentration (cac). The surface tension reduction in the premicellar region decreased with increasing alkyl chain length of NMEA.     

Pyrene absorption can be a convenient method for probing critical micellar concentration (cmc) and indexing micellar polarity

The critical micellar concentration (cmc) of both ionic and non-ionic surfactants can be conveniently determined from the measurements of UV absorption of pyrene in surfactant solution. The results on a number of surfactants have agreed with that realized from pyrene fluorescence measurements as well as that obtained following conductometric, tensiometric and calorimetric methods. The absorbance vs [surfactant] profiles for all the major UV spectral peaks of pyrene have been found to be sigmoidal in nature which were analyzed according to Sigmoidal-Boltzmann equation (SBE) to evaluate the cmcs of the studied surfactants. The difference between the initial and the final asymptotes (a(i) and a(f), respectively) of the sigmoidal profile, Delta a = (a(f)-a(i)) and the slope of the sigmoid, S(sig) have been observed to depend on the type of the surfactant. The Delta a has shown a linear correlation with the ratio of the fluorescence intensities of the first and the third vibronic peaks, I1/I3 of pyrene which is considered as a measure of the environmental polarity (herein micellar interior) of the probe (pyrene). Thus, Delta a values have the prospect for use as another index for the estimation of polarity of micellar interior.     

稳态荧光探针法测定临界胶束聚集数

以芘为荧光探针、二苯甲酮为猝灭剂,用稳态荧光探针法测定了SDS和AS的胶束聚集数(Nm).以芘的饱和水溶液为溶剂配制表面活性剂溶液,二苯甲酮的适宜浓度取小于1.00 mmol•L－1时,可以获得满意的实验结果.当表面活性剂溶液浓度为5～9倍cmc时,Nm随表面活性剂浓度增大而线性增大,而随温度的变化略有波动.cSAA=cmc时,Nm值为一本征值,定义为临界胶束聚集数[Nm].[Nm]值可从Nm－cSAA实验曲线外延得到.25℃时SDS的临界胶束聚集数[Nm]为57;40℃时SDS的[Nm]为49,AS的[Nm]为55.     

A fluorescence emission study of the formation of induced premicelles in solutions of polyelectrolytes and ionic surfactants

The interactions between PSS-co-BVE copolymers and ionic surfactants (anionic and cationic) in aqueous solution have been investigated using pyrene as a photophysical probe. Static and dynamic fluorescence determinations have been used to obtain information about the microenvironments formed between both species. Micropolarity studies using the I1/I3 ratio of the vibronic bands of pyrene and the behavior of the I(E)/I(M) ratio between the monomer and excimer emissions show the formation of hydrophobic domains. The interactions between the polyelectrolytes and the oppositely charged surfactants lead to the formation of induced premicelles at surfactant concentrations lower than the cmc of the surfactants. This aggregation process is assumed to be due to electrostatic attraction. At the same concentration, the excimer-to-monomer emission ratio shows its first peak. At higher surfactant concentrations, near the cmc, micelles with the same properties as those found in pure aqueous solution are formed. On the other side, systems containing an anionic surfactant do not show this behavior at low concentrations. There is no apparent dependence of the cac on the composition of the polymer, reinforcing the assumption that the electrostatic interactions induce the formation of the premicelles. The values of the cac's follow the same trend as for the cmc's, DTAC>DTAB>CTAC. The polarity of the induced premicelles, as measured by the I1/I3 ratio, also indicates that the microdomains formed by the longer chain surfactants are more hydrophobic than those of the shorter chain surfactants, as also happens with real micelles.     

Evaluation of amylopectin clusters and their interaction with nonionic surfactants

The interaction between polyoxyethylene (7 and 23) dodecyl ether (Unitol L-70 and L-230, respectively) and polyoxyethylene (9.5) nonylphenol ether (Renex 95) with amylopectin was studied employing the relative intensities of pyrene fluorescence emission bands 1 to 3, and excimer to monomer ratios. The pyrene concentration was very low (1mumol/L), and the probe was added to amylopectin solution by two different methods. These experimental conditions have given information about how amylopectin branch structure affects the molecular diffusion in aqueous solution. Amylopectin clusters are formed from the biopolymer outer branches. The cluster polarity is similar to ethylene glycol, confirmed by the Reichardt dye measurements. Inside the clusters, amylopectin-Unitol surfactant complexes can form with cac and cmc dependent on the biopolymer concentration. The micellar aggregation number of 60+/-5 was determined through pyrene steady-state fluorescence quenching experiments.     

Physicochemical properties of quaternized poly(amidoamine) dendrimers with four octyl chains

A cationic dendrimer-type tetrameric surfactant (C(8)qbG0) with four octyl chains and four ammonium groups was synthesized by the reaction of poly(amidoamine) dendrimers with generation of zero and glycidyldimethyloctylammonium bromide. The physicochemical properties of C(8)qbG0 and of their mixtures with sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) were characterized by investigating surface tension, electrical conductivity, fluorescence of pyrene, and dynamic light-scattering. The critical micelle concentration (cmc) of C(8)qbG0 was 13 mmol dm(-3) at the concentration of one terminal group and the surface tension at the cmc attained 34 mN m(-1). The occupied area of C(8)qbG0 was 1.94 nm(2) molecule(-1), indicating that the tetrameric dendrimers adsorb widely at the air/water interface. The fluorescence intensity ratio of the first-to-third band in the emission spectra of pyrene for C(8)qbG0 decreased from around the cmc obtained by the surface tension measurement. The hydrodynamic radius of C(8)qbG0 determined by dynamic light-scattering was about 1.3 nm. The addition of SDS to the aqueous solutions of C(8)qbG0 enhanced the surface activities; the mixtures exhibited lower cmc, lower surface tension, and higher solubilization of pyrene than SDS alone. It was found that the mixtures of C(8)qbG0 and SDS form large aggregates due to the interactions between their alkyl chains as well as hydrophilic groups.     

Zwitterionic heterogemini surfactants containing ammonium and carboxylate headgroups. 1. Adsorption and micellization

Zwitterionic heterogemini surfactants with two hydrocarbon chains and two different hydrophilic groups, N,N-dimethyl-N-[2-(N'-alkyl-N'-beta-carboxypropanoylamino)ethyl]-1-alkylammonium bromides (2C(n)AmCa, where n represents the hydrocarbon chain lengths of 8, 10, 12, and 14), were synthesized by N,N-dimethylethylenediamine with alkyl bromide, followed by reaction with succinic anhydride. One of the hydrophilic groups is a carboxylate anion, and the other is an ammonium cation. Their physicochemical properties were characterized by measuring equilibrium and dynamic surface tension, fluorescence intensity of pyrene, and light-scattering intensity. A relationship between a logarithm of critical micelle concentration (cmc) and hydrocarbon chain length showed a linear decrease upon increasing chain length and then a departure from linearity at n = 14. This is due to the existence of premicellar aggregations at concentrations below the cmc for n = 14. The surface tension of 2C(n)AmCa reached 27-30 mN m(-1) at each cmc, indicating efficiencies typical of hydrocarbon chain surfactants. The adsorbing rate at the air/water interface became slow with an increase of the chain length. From the fluorescence intensity ratios of 373 and 384 nm using pyrene as a probe, for n = 8, 10, and 14, the pyrene was solubilized in surfactant micelles at around the cmc, whereas for n = 12 the pyrene was solubilized from a concentration of 10-fold the cmc. The scattering intensities by dynamic light scattering also increased from around these concentrations for each chain length, showing the formation of aggregates in solution.