取向烧结Nd-Fe-B永磁合金反磁化过程及矫顽力机理研究

本文对取向烧结Nd-Fe-B合金沿取向易轴饱和磁化后的反磁化过程分四个阶段进行了理论研究。结果表明,主相晶粒表面软磁性区成核及从表面向晶粒内部不可逆畴壁位移对Nd-Fe-B合金的矫顽力起决定性作用。矫顽力随温度升高而急速下降主要是由于热运动破坏了主相四方结构的完整性,从而使软磁性过渡区变厚所致。 关键词：     

元代铜镜腐蚀情形的拉曼光谱研究

应用显微拉曼光谱和电子探针技术 ,对云南禄丰出土的元代铜镜腐蚀情形进行研究 ,确定了铜镜本体及其表面腐蚀产物的成分 ,并初步分析了元代青铜镜采用的防腐技术。拉曼实验结果表明 ,铜镜表面腐蚀产物的主要成分有CuCO3 ·Cu(OH) 2 和Cu2 O。实验还发现铜镜表面有一层铁铝合金 ,具有较好的防腐作用。对金属文物的研究 ,拉曼光谱被证明是一种很有效的方法     

拉曼光谱对古青铜矛腐蚀情形的无损研究

应用显微拉曼光谱对云南楚雄万家坝出土的古青铜矛进行无损研究 ,可确定其腐蚀产物的成分及在样品上的位置 ,还可帮助分析青铜矛所经历的腐蚀环境。腐蚀产物的主要成分有 Cu2 O和 Cu CO3.Cu( OH) 2 。本文还辅以电子探针测试 ,对矛尖的抗腐蚀性作了分析研究。与传统的鉴别方法如电镜、X光衍射等分析法相比较 ,拉曼光谱被证实是对金属器物作无损检测的一种非常有用的方法     

钢大气腐蚀锈层的激光拉曼光谱研究

本文运用激光拉曼光谱分析方法,对碳钢A3、低合金钢10CrMoAl经青岛大气腐蚀的锈层样品进行了比较测试,由实验结果分析得出锈层主要组成物相为α-Fe2O3,γ-FeOOH,α-FeOOH,δ-FeOOH,激光拉曼光谱分析为大气腐蚀锈层物相的研究提供有力的实验依据。     

钢大气腐蚀锈层的红外、拉曼光谱研究

运用红外光谱、拉曼光谱分析的方法,对碳钢A₃和低合金钢10CrMoAl经青岛大气腐蚀的锈层样品,进行了比较测试,综合分析得出锈层中主要组成物相为α-Fe₂O₃,γ-FeOOH, α-FeOOH, δ-FeOOH,Fe₃O₄,以及各组成物相相对含量随腐蚀时间的变化情况。     

微观组织结构对铂钴永磁合金磁性能的影响

系统研究了Pt-Co合金磁性能与其微观组织结构间的关系.合金铸锭的X射线衍射结果表明：熔炼后的Pt-Co合金铸锭沿冷却方向存在明显的织构;扫描电镜照片显示合金的组织结构为柱状晶结构,柱状晶的生长方向平行于冷却方向;合金铸锭经塑性变形和再结晶处理后柱状晶组织消失,电镜照片显示处理后的合金晶粒尺寸变小且均匀;对不同组织结构的Pt-Co合金磁性能的测试结果表明,经塑性变形及再结晶处理后合金的磁性能有了明显提高,说明该合金中晶粒尺寸和取向是影响其矫顽力的重要因素. 关键词： 铂钴永磁合金 磁性能 织构     

木糖醇的红外光谱和拉曼光谱研究

实验测量了木糖醇的拉曼光谱和红外光谱,在相关文献的帮助下,对其谱带进行了初步指认。在拉曼光谱中,1000cm-1～1110cm-1之间的中等强度振动属于C-O伸缩振动和H-C-O弯曲振动。850cm-1到920cm-1之间的振动属于C-C伸缩振动。羟基面内弯曲振动在红外吸收光谱中出现在1300～1500cm-1,O-H的变形振动δO-H出现在1420～1380cm-1。     

表面增强拉曼光谱在铁腐蚀与防护研究中的应用

综述了近年来表面增强拉曼光谱(SERS)在铁表面腐蚀与防护方面的应用和研究进展。作为一种能够在分子水平上提供物质结构信息的技术,SERS被广泛应用在金属特别是铁腐蚀与防护的研究中。文章主要从铁表面SERS增强理论模型、缓蚀剂在铁表面的吸附方式和铁电极上氧化或钝化膜的结构３个方面来展示SERS技术的应用,并展望了进一步研究的方向。     

多孔硅拉曼光谱的研究

采用电化学腐蚀的方法制备多孔硅。对不同实验条件下所得到的多孔硅的拉曼光谱进行了分析，确认多孔硅是具有纳米晶结构特征的材料，肯定了量子限制效应在多孔硅光致发光中的作用。     

Characterization of corrosion products formed on the surface of carbon steel by Raman spectroscopy

Corrosion of carbon steel in seashore salty soils containing 10, 20, and 34 wt% (saturated) water was investigated. The corrosion rate was measured and corrosion products were analyzed using Raman spectroscopy. It was found that carbon steel in the soil with 10 wt% water content had the largest corrosion rate and the corrosion was dominated by localized corrosion. The corrosion rate drops dramatically and turns to be general corrosion with increase of water content. The corrosion products in the soil with 20 and 34 wt% water content are mainly composed of α‐FeOOH, while in the soil with 10 wt% water content, the products show a delaminated structure of two layers with the inner layer mainly consisting of α‐FeOOH and the outer layer composed of Fe₂O₃ and Fe₃O₄. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Investigation on microstructures of MnSix thin films by Raman spectroscopy

In this paper, Raman spectroscopy is used to study the microstructures of MnSi_x thin films annealed at different temperatures. Two phases of Mn silicides, MnSi_1.73 and MnSi, are identified, and their Raman spectra are reported. Each phase of Mn silicides shows a set of three well‐defined peaks at about 300 cm⁻¹ in the spectrum, which could be used as fingerprints in identifying the formation of the Mn silicides. Compared with conventional X‐ray diffraction method, Raman spectroscopy is found to be more sensitive to investigate the microstructures of Mn silicides, especially at the initial stage of formation of the Mn silicides. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Microbiological identification by surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy

New methods for pathogens identification are of growing interest in clinical and food sectors. The challenge remains to develop rapid methods that are more simple, reliable, and specific. Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) appears to be a promising tool to compete with current untargeted identification methods. This article presents the intensive research devoted to the use of SERS for bacterial identification, from the first to the very recent published results. Compared to normal Raman spectroscopy, the introduction of nanoparticles for SERS acquisition introduces a new degree of complexity. Bacterial Raman fingerprints, which are already subject to high spectral variability for a given strain, become then very dependent on numerous experimental parameters. To overcome these limitations, several approaches have been proposed to prepare the sample, from the microbiological culture conditions to the analysis of the spectrum including the coupling of nanoparticles on the bacterial membrane. Main strategies proposed over the last 20 years are examined here and discussed in the perspective of a protocol transfer towards industry.     

Investigation of surface passivation process on magnetic nanoparticles by Raman spectroscopy

A detailed study of the surface passivation process in superparamagnetic cobalt ferrite nanoparticles has been carried out using micro Raman spectroscopy. In addition to Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction and atomic absorption spectroscopy were also used to investigate passivated and non-passivated samples. The data were discussed in terms of changes in the structural characteristics of the samples considering the introduction of Fe ions during the passivation. We found an improvement of the nanoparticle crystallinity due to the passivation process.     

喇曼感生克尔效应光谱的琼斯矩阵分析

介绍喇曼感生克尔效应光谱(RIKES)的琼斯(Jones)矩阵分析方法.探测光束的传输强度不仅由所经过的每一个光学器件的琼斯矩阵所决定,而且还受到强的泵波在非线性介质样品中感生依赖于强度的二向色性和双折射(克尔效应)对琼斯矩阵的影响.同时计及样品和光学器件由强泵波作用下感生应力和其他外部产生的线双折射对喇曼感生克尔效应光谱观察的不利影响,导出测量系统的功率传输函数的完整表达式和喇曼感生克尔效应光谱的实现观察条件,最后简述以甲笨(C_7H_8)液体为试样的喇曼感生克尔效应光谱实验结果分析.     

Breast cancer diagnostics by Raman spectroscopy

This paper presents new results for the normal, malignant and benign tissues by Raman spectroscopy. To the best of our knowledge, this is one of the most statistically reliable research (321 spectra from 44 patients) on Raman spectroscopy-based diagnosis of breast cancers among the world's women population. The paper demonstrates that Raman spectroscopy is a powerful medical diagnostic tool with the key advantage in breast cancer research.     

Raman spectroscopic studies of the corrosion of model iron electrodes in sodium chloride solution

We have explored the un‐enhanced Raman spectra of both single and twin electrodes in 3.5% NaCl solution (at ambient temperatures) over a range of applied potentials (between 20 and 200 mV) and times (between 0 and 5 h). Under these conditions, we observed the initial formation of ‘green rust’ (hydroxychlorides and/or hydroxycarbonates), followed by the formation of magnetite (Fe₃O₄) and then a mixture of the α‐ and γ‐FeOOH (goethite and lepidocrocite, respectively). These data are consistent with a model for corrosion during which the initially formed magnetite is either covered, or replaced, by layers of the FeOOH oxidation products. Fitting of the data as a function of time and potential shows that, although the product range is independent of potential, the relative kinetics of formation of magnetite and its subsequent conversion to the γ‐FeOOH were potential and time dependent. Analysis by mapping of the dry corroded surface showed a variety of species, including green rust, some Fe(OH)₃, as well as the γ‐FeOOH, and possibly some β‐FeOOH. But no surface magnetite was found, indicating that this material had been either covered up or converted to FeOOH. We noted several complications during this work, including the interference of resonance effects (on the Raman intensities) and the heterogeneity of the corrosion process (and hence distribution of species on the corroded surface). However, we believe that the use of un‐enhanced Raman methods has led to conclusions more likely to be relevant to ‘real’ corrosion processes. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Applications of Raman spectroscopy in herbal medicine

Raman spectroscopic techniques are a group of chemical fingerprint detection methods based on molecular vibrational spectroscopy. They are compatible with aqueous solutions and are time saving, nondestructive, and highly informative. With complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) becoming increasingly popular, more people are consuming natural herbal medicines. Thus, chemical fingerprints of herbal medicines are investigated to determine the content of these products. In this study, I review the different types of Raman spectroscopic techniques used in fingerprinting herbal medicines, including dispersive Raman spectroscopy, resonance Raman spectroscopy, Fourier transform (FT)–Raman spectroscopy, surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) spectroscopy, and confocal/microscopic Raman spectroscopy. Lab-grade Raman spectroscopy instruments help detect the chemical components of herbal medicines effectively and accurately without the need for complicated separation and extraction procedures. In addition, portable Raman spectroscopy instruments could be used to monitor the health and safety compliance of herbal products in the consumer market.     

Quantitative analysis of solid-phase mixtures by Raman spectroscopy

We propose a method for using Raman spectroscopy to determine the phase compositions and concentrations in solid-phase equilibrium mixtures. __________ Translated from Zhurnal Prikladnoi Spektroskopii, Vol. 75, No. 3, pp. 416–418, May–June, 2008.     

Raman and surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy evidence for oxidation-induced decomposition of graphite

It has been proposed that reduction of exfoliated graphite oxide could be a potential method for producing large quantities of graphene. Raman and surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy are used to show that oxidation of graphite and exfoliated graphite significantly increases the defect structure of both materials. This would likely lead to a heavily defected graphene structure when oxygen is removed. To insure the observed decomposition is not due to the laser light, the effect of laser intensity on the materials was investigated. It was found that at the highest laser intensity (1.4 × 10⁸ W/M²) there was a significant increase in defects. However, lower laser intensity was found which did not produce defects and was used in the studies of the effect of oxidation on the spectra.