冬季平原河网水体溶存甲烷和氧化亚氮浓度特征及排放通量

以长江三角洲上海地区和海河流域天津地区水网为研究对象,对冬季河网表层水体溶存甲烷（CH4）和氧化亚氮（N2O）浓度、饱和度及水-气界面排放通量进行了研究.结果表明,冬季我国平原河网水体溶存CH4和N2O的浓度值都很高,呈高度过饱和状态：CH4浓度均值为0.86mol/L（饱和度：758%）,范围在（0.043±0.001）～（25.3±9.32）μmol/L之间;N2O浓度均值为86.8nmol/L（饱和度：488%）,范围在（9.71±0.41）～（691±35.2）nmol/L之间变化.天津排污河水体CH4和N2O浓度显著高于其他河流（均值分别为38.4mol/L和88.9nmol/L）.水体溶存CH4和N2O浓度、饱和度存在很大的地区差异,上海河网的CH4和N2O浓度和饱和度均值高于天津河网.河网水体水-气界面CH4和N2O排放通量变化范围很广,CH4通量在（1.35±0.22）～（665±246）mol/m2h之间,平均值为24.1mol/m2h,N2O通量在（0.19±0.02）～（22.6±5.05）mol/m2h之间,平均值为2.28mol/m2h.相关分析发现,河网水体溶存CH4浓度与DO显著负相关,与NH4＋显著正相关;N2O浓度则与NH4＋和NO3＋NO2显著正相关.河网水-气界面CH4和N2O排放通量均呈现出市区高郊区和农村低的空间分布规律,污染严重的河流已显然成为大气CH4和N2O的潜在排放源.     

Catalytic Reduction of Dinitrogen Monoxide with Methane Over Metal Zeolite Catalysts

Pronounced activities on the reduction of N₂O with CH₄ were observed over Fe-ZSM-5, Pd-ZSM-5, and Pt-ZSM-5 catalysts, respectively. No significant deactivation has been detected over Fe-ZSM-5 in the presence of oxygen.     

氮肥管理对夏玉米土壤CH4和N2O排放的影响

通过设置四个不同的氮肥管理措施, 即氮肥施用量300 kg N/ha (N300)和250 kg N/ha (N250)、改进的施肥模式(Optimized)以及施用缓释肥(SRU), 研究华北平原夏玉米生长季土壤与大气之间CH₄和N₂O的交换通量及相应措施的减排潜力. 结果表明, 在2008年整个夏玉米生长季, 土壤都是大气CH₄的净吸收库和N₂O的排放源. 夏玉米生长季土壤氧化吸收的CH₄总量从大到小依次为Optimized > N250 > SRU > N300, 对应的吸收总量依次为624.16、590.07、487.89以及316.02 g CH₄-C/ha, 各处理间氧化吸收的CH₄总量无显著差异. 与N300和N250这两个处理相比, 依据夏玉米对氮肥的需肥规律以及玉米根层土壤速效氮的供给能力而确定氮肥施用量, 同时再平衡施用磷肥和钾肥的改进施肥模式能够显著降低夏玉米生长季N₂O的排放. 施用聚乙烯包膜的尿素也能够显著降低夏玉米季N₂O的排放. 夏玉米生长季土壤排放的N₂O总量从大到小依次为N300 > N250 > Optimized > SRU, 对应的排放总量依次为3462.18、2340.07、1680.00以及911.91 g N2O-N/ha, 相应的N₂O排放系数分别为1.15%、0.94%、0.91%以及0.30%.     

Methane Decomposition in a Barium Titanate Packed-Bed Nonthermal Plasma Reactor

The behavior of lattice oxygen species of the ferroelectric material during methane oxidation was investigated using a nonthermal plasma reactor packed with BaTiO ₃ pellets. Lattice oxygen species in BaTiO ₃ play an important role in the formation of N ₂ O and the oxidation of CH ₄ . The oxidation products such as CO and CO ₂ were formed from independent reaction pathways. Lattice oxygen species were able to preferentially oxidize the carbon species deposited on the pellet surface into CO. Also, N ₂ O and NO _x were independently formed in the N ₂–O ₂ reaction, suggesting that different oxygen species give N ₂ O and NO _x. N ₂ O was produced by the oxidation of molecular nitrogen with lattice oxygen species.     

Ketonization of a nitrile-butadiene rubber by nitrous oxide: Comparison with the ketonization of other type diene rubbers

Noncatalytic ketonization of a nitrile-butadiene rubber (21 mol% acrylonitrile units) by nitrous oxide was shown to yield polymeric products functionalized with carbonyl (mainly ketone) groups. The reaction was conducted in a benzene solvent at 180-230° and pressure of 3-6 MPa. An assumed ketonization mechanism includes a 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition of N₂O to CC bonds in butadiene units.According to the NMR and GPC data, the main route of the reaction (ca. 85%) proceeds without cleavage of the CC bonds and yields ketone groups in the polymer backbone. The minor route (ca. 15%) includes the cleavage of CC bonds resulting in fragmentation of the macromolecules that leads to a decrease in their molecular weight. The nitrile (-CN) groups remain untouched. The resulting product is a bifunctional low-molecular rubber containing, in addition to originally present nitrile groups, a regulated amount of new ketone groups randomly distributed along the polymer backbone.The results for nitrile-butadiene rubber are compared with the earlier studied ketonization of butadiene and isoprene rubbers. The molecular structure of monomeric units was shown to be an important characteristic of a parent rubber affecting the reaction rate, degree of fragmentation, and consistency (rubber-like, plastic, or liquid) of the resulting material.     

Tunable Diode Laser Diagnostic Studies of H2-Ar-O2 Microwave Plasmas Containing Methane or Methanol

Tunable infrared diode laser absorption spectroscopy has been used to detect the methyl radical and ten stable molecules in H₂-Ar-O₂ microwave plasmas containing up to 7.2% of methane or methanol, under both flowing and static conditions. The degree of dissociation of the hydrocarbons varied between 30 and 90% and the methyl radical concentration was found to be in the range 10 ¹⁰ –10 ¹² molecules cm ^–3 . The methyl radical concentration and the concentrations of the stable C-2 hydrocarbons C ₂ H ₂ , C ₂ H ₄ , and C ₂ H ₆ , produced in the plasma decayed exponentially when increasing amounts of O ₂ were added at fixed methane or methanol partial pressures. In addition to detecting the hydrocarbon species, the major products CO, CO ₂ , and H ₂ O were also monitored. For the first time, formaldehyde, formic acid, and methane were detected in methanol microwave plasmas, formaldehyde was detected in methane microwave plasmas. Chemical modeling with 57 reactions was used to successfully predict the concentrations in methane plasmas in the absence of oxygen and the trends for the major chemical product species as oxygen was added.     

PAN-based activated carbon nanofiber/metal oxide composites for CO2 and CH4 adsorption: influence of metal oxide

In the present study, we successfully prepared two different electrospun polyacrylonitrile (PAN) based-activated carbon nanofiber (ACNF) composites by incorporation of well-distributed Fe₂O₃ and Co₃O₄ nanoparticles (NPs). The influence of metal oxide on the structural, morphological, and textural properties of final composites was thoroughly investigated. The results showed that the morphological and textural properties could be easily tuned by changing the metal oxide NPs. Even though, the ACNF composites were not chemically activated by any activation agent, they presented relatively high surface areas (S_BET) calculated by Brunauer–Emmett–Teller (BET) equation as 212.21 and 185.12 m²/g for ACNF/Fe₂O₃ and ACNF/Co₃O₄ composites, respectively. Furthermore, the ACNF composites were utilized as candidate adsorbents for CO₂ and CH₄ adsorption. The ACNF/Fe₂O₃ and ACNF/Co₃O₄ composites resulted the highest CO₂ adsorption capacities of 1.502 and 2.166 mmol/g at 0 °C, respectively, whereas the highest CH₄ adsorption capacities were obtained to be 0.516 and 0.661 mmol/g at 0 °C by ACNF/Fe₂O₃ and ACNF/Co₃O₄ composites, respectively. The isosteric heats calculated lower than 80 kJ/mol showed that the adsorption processes of CO₂ and CH₄ were mainly dominated by physical adsorption for both ACNF composites. Our findings indicated that ACNF-metal oxide composites are useful materials for designing of CO₂ and CH₄ adsorption systems.     

Short Communication: Diffusion of Simple Molecules in 4A Zeolite

Recently reported diffusivity data for N₂, CH₄ and Kr in 4A zeolite pelleted adsorbent are compared with earlier data for the same sorbates in several different 4A samples. It is shown that, although there are large differences in diffusivity between the different adsorbent samples the activation energies are essentially constant. The data can be reconciled if it is assumed that the samples contain different fractions of open windows as a result of non-ideal distribution of the Na⁺ cations.     

Vertical proton affinities of CH2O and CH2OH+ in their ground singlet,excited triplet and ionized doublet states

Vertical proton affinities were calculated with closed and open shell direct SCF-MO methods for the ground, excited triplet and ionized doublet states of CH₂O and CH₂OH⁺.The computed gas phase basicity of CH₂O follows the order: CH₂O(¹ A ₁) > CH₂O*(³ A ₁ or ³ A ₂) > CH₂O⁺(² B ₂ or ² B ₁).     

IR-Spectroscopic Study of Complex Formation of Nitrogen Oxides (NO,N2O) with Cationic Forms of Zeolites and the Reactivity of Adsorbed Species in CO and CH4 Oxidation

The formation of complexes and disproportionation of nitrogen oxides (NO, N₂O) on cationic forms of LTA, FAU, and MOR zeolites was investigated by diffuse-reflectance IR spectroscopy. N₂O is adsorbed on the samples under study in the molecular form and the frequencies of the first overtone of the stretching vibrations ν¹_0–2 and the combination bands of the stretching vibrations with other vibrational modes for N₂O complexes with cationic sites in zeolites (ν³_0–1 + ν¹_0–1, ν¹_0–1 + δ_0–2) are more significantly influenced by the nature of the zeolite. The presence of several IR bands in the region of 2400–2600 cm⁻¹ (the ν¹_0–1 + δ_0–2 transitions) for different zeolite types was explained by the availability of different localization sites for cations in these zeolites. The frequencies in this region also depend on the nature of the cation (its charge and radius). The data can be explained by the specific geometry of the N₂O complex formed, presumably two-point adsorption of N₂O on a cation and a neighboring oxygen atom of the framework. Adsorption of CO or CH₄ on the samples with preliminarily adsorbed N₂O at 20–180 °C does not result in any oxidation of these molecules. NO⁺ and N₂O₃ species formed by disproportionation of NO are capable of oxidizing CO and CH₄ molecules to CO₂, whereas NO_x is reduced simultaneously to N₂ or N₂O. The peculiarities in the behavior of cationic forms of different zeolites with respect to adsorbed nitrogen oxides determined by different density and localization of cations have been established.     

Deposition of Diamondlike Carbon Film and Mass Spectrometry Measurement in CH4/N2 RF Plasma

The deposition of diamondlike carbon (DLC) film and the measurements of ionic species by means of mass spectrometry were carried out in a CH₄/N₂ RF (13.56 MHz) plasma at 0.1 Torr. The film deposition rate greatly depended on both CH₄/N₂ composition ratio and RF power input. It was decreased monotonically as CH₄ content decreased in the plasma and then rapidly diminished to negligible amounts at a critical CH₄ content, which became large for higher RF power. The rate increased with increasing RF power, reaching a maximum value in 40% CH₄ plasma. The predominant ionic products in CH₄/N₂ plasma were NH⁺ ₄ and CH₄N⁺ ions, which were produced by reactions of hydrocarbon ions, such as CH⁺ ₃, CH⁺ ₂, CH⁺ ₅, and C₂H⁺ ₅ with NH₃ molecules in the plasma. It was speculated that the production of NH⁺ ₄ ion induced the decrease of C₂H⁺ ₅ ion density in the plasma, which caused a reduction in higher hydrocarbon ions densities and, accordingly, in film deposition rate. The N⁺ ₂ ion sputtering also plays a major role in a reduction of film deposition rate for relatively large RF powers. The incorporation of nitrogen atoms into the bonding network of the DLC film deposited was greatly suppressed at present gas pressure conditions.     

FFT analysis of atmospheric trace concentration of N2O continuously monitored by gas chromatography and cross-correlation to climate parameters

To investigate the characteristics of N₂O concentration, we applied several types of time series analyses such as fast Fourier transform (FFT), auto-correlation, and cross-correlation, to 2.5-year time series data of trace N₂O concentration continuously monitored by gas chromatography and meteorological data, measured in an urban area of Nagoya. It was found that there is a positive correlation between atmospheric N₂O concentration (ppbv) and, both steam pressure (hPa) and temperature (°C). In addition, negative and positive correlations in atmospheric pressure and in solar flux were also found, respectively. These findings suggest an enrichment of N₂O through environmental steam during the summer season, particularly in urban areas. On the other hand, the correlation to wind direction shows a variation with amplitude of 7 ppbv, from the north-west to the south-east, and a seasonal variation up to 12 ppbv, from winter to summer. These results support the hypothesis that atmospheric steam controls the N₂O concentration in urban areas. In addition, the correlation with wind direction suggests the existence of an emission source in the direction of seaside areas.     

Vibrational frequencies and force constants of N2O4 in complexes with molecules of different solvents determined by Raman spectra andAb initio calculation

The Raman spectra of N₂O₄ solutions in organic solvents have been recorded. The frequencies ofv ₁,v ₂, andv ₃ bands of N₂O₄ increase with increasing solvent electron-donor properties. Especially large changes ofv ₃ N-N stretching band have been observed (254.5 cm^–1 in n-hexane, 276.5 cm^–1 in 1,4-dioxane). The ab initio calculations have shown that the interaction between N₂O₄ and electron-donor molecules causes an increase of N-N and N-O stretching and O-N-O bending force constants of N₂O₄ in agreement with the results of Raman study.     

Adsorption separation of carbon dioxide,methane, and nitrogen on Hβ and Na-exchanged β-zeolite

Adsorption isotherms of carbon dioxide （CO2）, methane （CH4）, and nitrogen （N2） on Hβand sodium exchanged β-zeolite （Naβ） were volumetrically measured at 273 and 303 K. The results show that all isotherms were of Brunauer type I and well correlated with Langmuir-Freundlich model. After sodium ions exchange, the adsorption amounts of three adsorbates increased, while the increase magnitude of CO2 adsorption capacity was much higher than that of CH4 and N2. The selectivities of CO2 over CH4 and CO2 over N2 enhanced after sodium exchange. Also, the initial heat of adsorption data implied a stronger interaction of CO2 molecules with Na＋ ions in Naβ . These results can be attributed to the larger electrostatic interaction of CO2 with extraframework cations in zeolites. However, Naβ showed a decrease in the selectivity of CH4 over N2, which can be ascribed to the moderate affinity of N2 with Naβ. The variation of isosteric heats of adsorption as a function of loading indicates that the adsorption of CO2 in Naβ presents an energetically heterogeneous profile. On the contrary, the adsorption of CH4 was found to be essentially homogeneous, which suggests the dispersion interaction between CH4 and lattice oxygen atoms, and such interaction does not depend on the exchangeable cations of zeolite.     

Adsorption separation of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrogen on monoethanol amine modified B-zeolite

A new type of composite adsorbents was synthesized by incorporating monoethanol amine (MEA) into β-zeolite. The parent and MEA-functionalized β-zeolites were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), N₂ adsorption, and thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). The adsorption behavior of carbon dioxide (CO₂), methane (CH₄), and nitrogen (N₂) on these adsorbents was investigated at 303 K. The results show that the structure of zeolite was well preserved after MEA modification. In comparison with CH₄ and N₂, CO₂ was preferentially adsorbed on the adsorbents investigated. The introduction of MEA significantly improved the selectivity of both CO₂/CH₄ and CO₂/N₂, the optimal selectivity of CO₂/CH₄ can reach 7.70 on 40 wt% of MEA-functionalized β-zeolite (MEA(40)-β) at 1 atm. It is worth noticing that a very high selectivity of CO₂/N₂ of 25.67 was obtained on MEA(40)-β. Steric effect and chemical adsorbate-adsorbent interaction were responsible for such high adsorption selectivity of CO₂. The present MEA-functionalized β-zeolite adsorbents may be a good candidate for applications in flue gas separation, as well as natural gas and landfill gas purifications.     

Synthesis,characterization and thermal analysis of [Fe(N2H4)2(CH3COO)2]

[Fe(N₂H₄)₂(CH₃COO)₂] was synthesised and characterized for the first time by chemical analysis, magnetic measurements, electronic and IR spectral studies. Its thermal reactivity was ascertained by thermogravimetric (TG) and derivative thermogravimetric (DTG) techniques and it has been concluded that unlike some other metal carboxylate hydrazinates, it does not show any autocatalytic behaviour. The decomposition was also subjected to kinetic analysis using the equations of Coats-Redfern and Horowitz-Metzger by the method of weighted least-squares.     

Decomposition of P2S2N4(Si(CH3)3)4A12C14 as Studied by FT-Raman and Quantum Chemistry Means

The dimeric title compound decomposes upon heating to give the monomer and desulphurized monomer as shown by FT-Raman and quantum chemical means.     

Effect of NO, SO2, and O2 on the conversion of nitrous oxide on iron-containing zeolite catalysts

Conditions were found for facilitation of the conversion of nitrous oxide in the presence of Fe-containing zeolite catalysts by oxidants (NO, SO₂, and O₂). The results were interpreted in the framework of a mechanism involving decomposition of N₂O. The effect of NO_x on the reduction of nitrous oxide by C₃-C₄ alkanes was established. __________ Translated from Teoreticheskaya i éksperimental’naya Khimiya, Vol. 42, No. 4, pp. 241–245, July–August, 2006.     

Investigation on the catalytic activity of doped low-percentage oxide catalysts Mn/ZnO obtained from oxalate precursor

The precursors with a low manganese content ≤ 0.07% Mn were synthesized by spontaneous crystallization from Zn²⁺, Mn²⁺ and C₂O₄ ²⁻-containing solutions. The initial ratio Zn²⁺:C₂O₄ ²⁻ = 1:1 and 1:2 influences the morphology and prevailing orientations of the crystallites in the oxalate samples. The presence of such small Mn content in the samples does not change the morphology or size of the crystals. The ZnO and Mn/ZnO oxides with manganese content from 0.51×10⁻² to 15.1×10⁻² Wt % are obtained after thermal decomposition of the oxalates. The oxides preserved the morphology of the precursors. The catalytic tests show that the pure ZnO has a poor activity for CO oxidation reaction. Its doping with Mn promotes the catalytic activity (up from twice to five times) in spite of the very low contents of the dopants. The observed increase of the activity depends on both dopant concentration and Zn²⁺:C₂O₄ ²⁻ ratio, probably due to the different mechanism of the manganese inclusion and different morphology of the oxides. The catalysts of the 1:2 series are more active in CO oxidation reaction.      

A comparative study of CH4 and CF4 rf discharges using a consistent plasma physics and chemistry simulator

A self-consistent, one-dimensional simulator for the physics and chemistry of radio frequency (rf) plasmas was developed and applied for CH₄ and CF₄. The simulator consists of a fluid model for the discharge physics, a commercial Boltzmann equation solver for calculations of electron energy distribution fuction (EEDF), a generalized plasma chemistry code, and an interface module among the three models. The CH₄ and CF₄ discharges are compared and contrasted: CH₄ plasmas are electropositive, with negative ion densities one order of magnitude less than those of electrons, whereas CF₄ plasmas are electronegative, with ten times more negative ions than electrons. The high-energy tail of tire EEDF in CH₄, lies below both the Druyvensteyn and Maxwell distributions, whereas tire EEDF high-energy tail in CF₄ lies between the two. For CH₄, the chemistry model was applied for four species, namely, CH₄ CH₃ CH₂, and H, whereas for CF₄, five species were examined namely CF₄, CF₃, CF₂, CF, and F The predicted densities and profiles compare favorably with experimental data. Finally, the chemistry results were fedback into the physics model until convergence was obtained.