Hydrogen isotope exchange in alkylidynes on Pt(111)

The exchange of deuterium and hydrogen in ethylidyne and propylidyne on Pt(111) has been studied using temperature programmed desorption and secondary ion mass spectroscopy. Activation energies of near 7 kcal/mol characterize the initial rate of deuterium incorporation into both species. The exchange in ethylidyne is readily described by a sequential exchange model with equal exchange rates for each of the three deuterium atoms. In propylidyne, the situation is quite different in the following respects: (1) comparable incorporation rates require 100-fold higher D₂ pressures, and (2) incorporation rates are very nonuniform, some D being incorporated very rapidly and some H remaining unreacted even at very long D₂ exposures. Possible active exchange intermediates are discussed.     

The role of co-adsorbed metal atoms in the chemistry of methyl species on Pt(111) formed by the decomposition of dimethylmercury and dimethylzinc

The chemistry of methyl species resulting from the decomposition of dimethylmercury (DMM) and dimethylzinc (DMZ) on Pt(111) in the range 300–400 K has been investigated by temperature prograrnmed desorption (TPD) and Auger electron spectroscopy (AES). In each case at 300 K, dissociative adsorption of the precursor results in the formation of an adlayer of methylmetal (CH₃M) moieties. These species are thermally stable to around 350 K before decomposing to yield mainly gaseous products, methane and hydrogen, and surface bound metal atoms. For DMM, subsequent heating to 400 K or direct dissociative adsorption at 400 K results in the formation of ethylidyne species. Ethylidyne formation is not observed in the thermal chemistry of DMZ at temperatures below 400 K and only transiently in the chemistry at 400 K. Complementary TPD and AES data indicate that, for DMM, desorption of the mercury atoms produced by CH₃Hg decomposition is the limiting factor in allowing the prevailing C₁ species to couple to form ethylidyne. In contrast, AES evidence indicates that zinc atoms remain on the surface to temperatures in excess of 750 K and hence prevent C---C coupling by blocking surface sites.     

Thermal evolution of acetylene and ethylene on Pd(111)

The thermal evolution of acetylene and ethylene and their deuterated counterparts on a palladium (111) surface has been studied by high-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy in the temperature range 150–500 K. Analysis of the vibrational spectra indicates that chemisorbed acetylene evolves at 300 K in the presence of surface hydrogen to mainly ethylidyne, CCH₃, and a small amount of residual acetylene. Spectra obtained with and without preadsorbed hydrogen provide evidence for a 〉C CH₂ intermediate in the reaction. Chemisorbed ethylene also evolves to ethylidyne after heating from 150 to 300 K but much of the ethylene desorbs. The high temperature (400–500 K) behavior of C₂H₂ and C₂H₄ involves formation of a CH species. Although a small amount of the CH species may be formed from the dehydrogenation of ethylidyne, it is found that carbon-carbon bond scission of acetylene near 400 K is the dominant mechanism in CH formation.     

Direct observation of hydrogen-deuterium exchange in ethylidyne adsorbed on Pt(111)

The hydrogen isotope exchange reaction in ethylidyne adsorbed on Pt(111) was followed using static secondary ion mass spectrometry. The results are adequately described using a model in which exchange occurs sequentially.     

An infrared study of the chemistry of methyl species on Pt(111) formed by the decomposition of dimethylmercury

The chemistry of dimethyl mercury on a Pt(111) single crystal surface has been investigated by reflection-absorption infrared spectroscopy (RAIRS). Dimethyl mercury appears to be highly reactive on Pt(111) and readily decomposes on the surface at temperatures of 100 K and above. Adsorption at 100 K initially occurs in a dissociative manner to produce CH₃ and CH₃Hg species on the surface, both of which are identified as having C_3v local symmetry. At higher exposures, molecular adsorption dominates with the Hg---C---Hg axis initially oriented parallel to the surface. This preferred orientation, however, does not persist into the multilayer. Thermal treatment of the surface layer results in multilayer desorption between 130 and 135 K, and no parent molecular species are observed beyond 160 K. Adsorption at 200 and 300 K produces an overlayer consisting primarily of CH₃Hg species, which are thermally stable to about 350 K. Subsequent heating to 400 K results in the formation of ethylidyne species which are characterised by RAIRS. Adsorption at 400 K results in the direct formation of an ethylidyne layer estimated to be about 85% of saturated coverage.     

高压氘氚靶球的制备与拉曼光谱研究

氢同位素的定量分析与监测在能源与环境领域都有着重要的意义。激光拉曼光谱由于其可以无损分析氢同位素分子,已经成为一种重要的方法,在国际热核聚变实验反应堆(ITER)和美国萨凡纳河工厂得到了广泛应用。利用高压充气装置得到了惯性约束聚变(ICF)高压靶丸,并对靶丸内气体进行原位拉曼光谱测量,通过对高压下氘氚混合气体的拉曼光谱进行分析得到了靶丸内气体的成分比例,验证了靶丸充气工艺参数。实验表明,在CCD的积分时间延长到1 min时,氘(DD),氘氚(DT)和氚(TT)的测量精度可以达到1%,同时对不同时刻靶丸内气体组分的拉曼光谱进行测量,实验结果表明在氘氚渗透和氚衰变两者共同作用下,靶丸内总气体压力随时间不断下降,但是气体组成基本不发生变化。     

Hydrogen isotope replacement reactions on rhenium

The existence of a mobile equilibrium at room temperature between part of the hydrogen adsorbed on rhenium and gaseous hydrogen is demonstrated by the easy exchange of isotopes between the adsorbed layer and the gas phase. The adsorbed gas is desorbed as a mixture of homonuclear molecules (of H₂ or D₂)and of the isotopically mixed species (HD). However, the replacement reactions are not symmetrical; there is a greater proportion of HD in the desorbed gas when deuterium is replaced by hydrogen than in the converse reaction. This kinetic isotope effect is attributed to differences between the zero-point energies of the various hydrogen containing species.Quantatitive agreement between the shapes of the experimentally observed desorption curves and calculated curves is obtained if the zero-point energy of the bond between a surface rhenium atom and deuterium is assigned the value 2.6 kcal mole^?1.     

Hydrogen's isotopic exchange reaction in the C‐methyl sides in the medicinal agent xymedon: NMR spectroscopy and ab initio calculations

The kinetics of intramolecular and intermolecular exchange processes in xymedon (1‐(2‐hydroxyethyl)‐4,6‐dimethyl‐1,2‐dihydropyrimidin‐2‐one, a regeneratory, wound‐healing drug) and its analogue were investigated in the solution. Hydrogen's mobility was detected in the C‐methyl sides of these compounds. This mobility was monitored via NMR in the hydrogen/deuterium exchange reaction in water. Two models were proposed as explanations for this hydrogen‐deuterium exchange. According to the main model, the key intermediates of these reactions are low‐energy tautomers of xymedon in which the N³ is protonated following which one proton leaves either 6‐Me or 4‐Me and thus its hybridization is changed. This hydrogen‐to‐deuterium exchange reaction is much faster under acidic conditions although it also occurs in alkaline conditions. Methylation via MeOTs or MeI leads to products with a quaternized ring N³ atom in which a hydrogen‐to‐deuterium exchange reaction also takes place, although the rates of the 6‐Me and 4‐Me hydrogens exchange are reversed. According to density functional theory calculations, the presence of methyl groups at the C⁴/C⁶ positions and of the C═O fragment is crucial to remarkably lower the energies of these “rare” tautomers. The exact position of the C═O in heterocycle is also very important in the tautomers' relative stability.     

用31P核磁共振谱研究膦酸二烷基酯及其有关化合物

本文用³¹P核磁共振谱研究了磷酸二烷基酯的构型、缔合,水解安定性和氘交换。结果表明磷酸二烷基酯一般以五价磷存在,与硅化合物作用时出现五价磷与三价磷间的平衡。各种磷酸二烷基酯均有不同程度的缔合,且在空气中易于水解,在重水中易于发生氘交换,并能分别观察。     

超声喷流氩氢混合团簇特性研究

利用瑞利散射方法研究了超声喷流Ar-CH4混合团簇和超声喷流Ar-H2混合团簇的特性.通过测量不同混合比例和不同背压下所形成混合团簇的散射信号发现,当用Ar气和CH4的混合气体进行超声喷流时很容易形成Ar-CH4混合团簇,当Ar气含量为50%时混合团簇尺度最大且大于相同气压下纯Ar团簇尺度和纯CH4团簇尺度.实验发现,与纯H2团簇只能在低温条件下获得不同,常温下即可形成Ar-H2混合团簇,实现了常温下含氢团簇的获取,从而有效降低了制备成本.在H2含量大于40%时混合团簇开始形成并在60%时达到最大尺度.含氢(氘)混合团簇在氢(氘)团簇的基础上引入了更重的异核Ar元素,在激光氘团簇聚变实验中它将进一步加速氘离子从而获得更高的能量,并具有更高的中子产额和聚变效率.     

Hydrogen isotopic replacement and microstructure evolution in zirconium deuteride implanted by 150 keV protons

Zirconium tritiated(ZrT_x) is an alternative target material for deuteron–triton(D-T) reaction neutron generator. The isotopic replacement and microstructure evolution induced by hydrogen isotope implantation could significantly affect the performance of the target film. In this work, the zirconium deuteride film deposited on Mo/Si substrate was implanted by 150 ke V protons with fluence from 1×10~(16) to 1×10~(18) protons/cm~2. After implantation, the depth profiles of retained hydrogen(H) and deuterium(D) in these target films were analyzed by elastic recoil detection analysis(ERDA), and time of flight-secondary ion mass spectrometry(To F-SIMS). Additionally, the microstructure evolution was also observed by x-ray diffraction(XRD) and scanning electron microscope(SEM). The D concentration in the Zr Dx film decreased versus the proton implantation fluence. An analytical model was proposed to describe the hydrogen isotopic trapping and exchange as functions of incident protons fluence. Additionally, the XRD analysis revealed that no new phase was formed after proton implantation. Furthermore, circular flakings were observed on the ZrD_x surface from SEM images at fluence up to 1×10~(18) protons/cm~2, and this surface morphology was considered to associate with the hydrogen atoms congregation in Mo/Si boundary.     

HREELS of H/GaN(0001): evidence for Ga termination

Two issues relevant to the growth and processing of GaN are the termination of the GaN(0001) surface and its reaction with hydrogen. We have used high-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy (HREELS), low-energy electron diffraction (LEED), and Auger electron spectroscopy (AES) to study the adsorption of hydrogen on MOCVD-grown GaN(0001). LEED of the sputtered and annealed surface shows evidence of facetting. No adsorbate vibrations are observed on the clean surface by HREELS, only Fuchs–Kliewer phonons at intervals of 700 cm⁻¹. Following exposure of the clean GaN surface to hydrogen atoms, HREEL spectra show adsorbate loss peaks at 2580, 3280, and 3980 cm⁻¹. The Ga–H stretching vibration at 1880 cm⁻¹ becomes evident when the HREEL spectrum is deconvoluted to remove the phonon multiple-loss peaks. We assign the 2580, 3280, and 3980 cm⁻¹ peaks to combination modes of the Ga–H stretch and phonon(s). Upon dosing with deuterium, the Ga–D bending mode is observed at 400 cm⁻¹. No vibrational peaks due to N–H (N–D) species are observed after H (D) exposure. We conclude that sputtered and annealed GaN(0001) is Ga-terminated.     

Defect induced surface chemistry: A comparison of the adsorption and thermal decomposition of C2H4 on Rh{111} and Rh{331}

The adsorption and thermal decomposition of C₂H₂ on Rh{111} is compared to the atomically stepped Rh{331} surface over a temperature range of 300 to 800 K. Using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) we find that the C 1s spectra as a function of C₂H₄ exposure exhibit a shift in binding energy (E_b) from 283.5 eV at 1 L C₂H₄ exposure on both surfaces to 283.8 eV on Rh{33 and to 284.1 eV on Rh{111} at saturation coverage (4 L). Careful analysis of the C 1s E_b value and full width at half maximum as a function of surface temperature after a 10 L exposure of C₂H₄ at 300 K reveals that a species consistent with a C₂H adsorbate composition is formed between 400 and 450 K on Rh{111}. This species is also observed on Rh{331} although at the lower temperature of 375 K. Computer peak deconvolution of the C 1s spectra between 500 and 700 K suggests that a CH_ads or C_ads surface fragment is formed and increases in concentration at the expense of the C₂H species as the surface temperature increases. Above 750 K a graphite overlayer is formed on both surfaces. This overlayer, however, exhibits a low degree of carbon π-character bonding on Rh{331}. The adsorption and decomposition mechanisms suggest that the 300 K C₂H₄ adsorbate on Rh{331} is ethylidyne and that the stepped surface is more thermally reactive than the flat Rh{111} surface.     

The electronic structure of the high temperature phase of ethylene adsorbed on Pd(111)

The room temperature phase of ethylene on Pd(111), previously assigned as ethylidyne CH₃?C, has been studied by angle-resolved ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy. For the first time all the C 2p derived levels of ethylidyne on a surface have been resolved and there is good correspondence with the levels of ethylidyne in a metal complex; an adsorbate-induced feature of the metal is also observed. The ethylidyne species is slightly less thermally stable than on Pt(111).     

氢化氧化铝的同位素效应研究

在B3LYP/6-311++G(d,p)水平上预测了Al2O3H3分子的较低能量构型.其基态构型具有C s对称性,电子态为1A′.通过研究Al2O3M3和M2(M=H,D,T)的能量E、定容热容C V和熵S,用电子振动近似讨论了Al2O3+3/2M2→Al2O3M3反应的氢同位素效应,得到了Al2O3氢化的热力学函数?H0,?S0,?G0,及平衡压力与温度的关系.研究表明,氧化物Al2O3吸附氢(氘,氚)反应的同位素排代效应顺序为氚排代氘,氘排代氢,与钛等金属的同位素排代顺序相反.但排代效应都非常弱,且随着温度的增加趋于消失.     

分子影像新技术——氘代谢波谱及成像的综述与展望

目前常用的分子影像技术主要有正电子发射型断层显像（PET）、质子磁共振波谱（¹H MRS）及成像（¹H MRSI）、化学交换饱和转移（CEST）、超极化¹³C MRSI等.近4年来,氘代谢波谱（DMS）及成像（DMI）作为一种新兴的分子影像技术获得了越来越多的关注,其通过采集注射或口服氘代葡萄糖后的目标组织与正常组织间氘代谢产物的磁共振信号进行组织区分.相比于其他分子影像方法,该影像技术具有无辐射、稳定性好、扫描操作相对简单等优点.本文综述了近年来DMS/DMI技术的研究进展及其意义,归纳总结了其临床应用价值,并对该技术未来的发展和改进方向,以及应用前景进行了展望.     

The pion–nucleon scattering lengths from pionic hydrogen and deuterium

This is the final publication of the ETH Zurich–Neuchatel–PSI collaboration on the pionic hydrogen and deuterium precision X-ray experiments. We describe the recent hydrogen 3p–1s measurement, report on the determination of the Doppler effect correction to the transition line width, analyze the deuterium shift measurement and discuss implications of the combined hydrogen and deuterium results. From the pionic hydrogen 3p–1s transition experiments we obtain the strong-interaction energy level shift eV and the total decay width eV of the state. Taking into account the electromagnetic corrections we find the hadronic s-wave scattering amplitude for elastic scattering and for single charge exchange, respectively. We then combine the pionic hydrogen results with the 1s level shift measurement on pionic deuterium and test isospin symmetry of the strong interaction: our data are still compatible with isospin symmetry. The isoscalar and isovector scattering lengths (within the framework of isospin symmetry) are found to be and , respectively. Using the GMO sum rule, we obtain from a new value of the coupling constant () from which follows the Goldberger–Treiman discrepancy . The new values of and imply an increase of the nucleon sigma term by at least 9 MeV. Received: 20 April 2001 / Revised version: 6 July 2001 / Published online: 24 August 2001     

Adsorption of acetylene and ethylene on a clean Ir(111) surface

The adsorption of C₂H₂ and C₂H₄ on Ir(111) is studied within the temperature range 180–500 K by the HREELS and XPS methods. The absolute concentration of hydrocarbon coverage is estimated by XPS. Data are obtained on the kinetics of adsorption of the two gases at different temperatures. It is established by HREELS studies that at 180 K C₂H₄ forms ethylidyne (CCH₃ whereas C₂H₂ is adsorbed as CCH and ethylidyne species. At 300 K both kinds of species are found on the Ir(111) surface after C₂H₂ or C₂H₄ exposures. The ethylidyne decomposes completely to CCH at 500 K, which can be accompanied by polymerization of adsorbed hydrocarbon species.     

Temperature programmed desorption investigations of hydrogen and ammonia reactions on GaN

We report data for chemisorption and reaction of deuterium and isotopically labeled ammonia on single-crystalline GaN films grown on sapphire substrates. Temperature programmed desorption (TPD) and Auger electron spectroscopy (AES) studies, following exposure of the clean GaN film at room temperature to the probe reactant species, were conducted under UHV conditions. Deuterium desorption took place over a wide temperature range, 525–;800 K, with molecular deuterium as the only product. At low exposures, two distinct deuterium desorption peaks at ∼ 660 and 770 K were observed. The deuterium desorption peak at 660 K shifted to lower temperatures with increasing D adatom coverages. TPD experiments after ammonia adsorption on GaN revealed small amounts of hydrogen desorbed at ∼ 600 K and over a range 660–;770 K, suggesting partial decomposition of ammonia. Molecular ammonia desorption was observed at ∼ 560 and 600 K, with the low temperature desorption state growing with increasing ammonia exposures. Further studies on deuterium-precovered GaN films indicated that ammonia production resulted from recombination of NH_x species and hydrogen adatoms on the surface.     

Adsorption and reactions of CH2I2 on Ru(001) surface

The adsorption and dissociation of CH₂I₂ were studied at 110 K with the aim of generating CH₂ species on the Ru(001) surface. The methods used included X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS), temperature programmed desorption (TPD), Auger electron spectroscopy (AES) and work function measurements. Adsorption of CH₂I₂ is characterized by a work function decrease (0.96 eV at monolayer), indicating that adsorbed CH₂I₂ has a positive outward dipole moment. Three adsorption states were distinguished: a multilayer (T_p=200 K), a weakly bonded state (T_p=220 K) and an irreversibly adsorbed state. A new feature is the formation of CH₃I, which desorbs with T_p=160 K. The adsorption of CH₂I₂ at 110 K is dissociative at submonolayer, but molecular at higher coverages. Dissociation of the monolayer to CH₂ and I proceeded at 198–230 K, as indicated by a shift in the I(3d_5/2) binding energy from 620.6 eV to 619.9 eV. A fraction of adsorbed CH₂ is self-hydrogenated into CH₄ (T_p=220 K), and another one is coupled to di-σ-bonded ethylene, which — instead of desorption — is converted to ethylidyne at 220–300 K. Illumination of the adsorbed CH₂I₂ initiated the dissociation of CH₂I₂ monolayer even at 110 K, and affected the reaction pathways of CH₂.