离子排斥色谱法同时测定果汁中11种有机酸

 用离子排斥色谱法实现了对果汁中 11种有机酸 (草酸、柠檬酸、酒石酸、苹果酸、抗坏血酸、乳酸、琥珀酸、甲酸、乙酸、戊二酸、富马酸 )的分离测定。以 17mmol/L硫酸为淋洗液 ,样品在ICE ION 30 0离子排斥柱上分离后 ,用紫外检测器在 2 10nm处测定其中的有机酸。各组分质量浓度测定的相对标准偏差在 1.5 %～ 9.8% (n =10 )。     

聚丙烯熔融接枝马来酸酐反应机理的研究

改变聚丙烯（PP）熔融接枝马来酸酐（MAH）反应中的单体和引发剂的浓度以及添加适当助剂,考察了接枝产物的接枝率和恒定剪切应力（600kPa)及温度（210℃）下的剪切粘度,验证了作先前所提出的PP熔融接枝MAH的反应机理。即：在PP熔融接枝MAH的过程中,过氧化物自由基在熔融接枝过程中直接引发MAH单体及MAH单体在聚丙烯的大分子链段发生β断裂前直接被其引发而产生的接枝反应是影响产物的接枝率和分子量的关键。在不改变单体和引发剂浓度的情况下,降低过氧化物自由基在熔融接枝过程中直接引发MAH单体反应的程度而提高聚丙烯的大分子自由基直接引发MAH单体的反应趋势,是提高接枝产物接枝率和分子量的有效途径。     

甲烷无氧芳构化催化剂的活性相生成研究

利用在线质谱分析检测了在各种催化剂上甲烷的程序升温表面反应(TPSR)过程中不同物种的行为.结果表明,MoO₃向Mo₂C的转变阻碍了甲烷的活化及其芳构化.如果这个转变过程在TPSR反应前发生,甲烷活化和苯生成的温度将大大降低(分别为760K和847K).通过比较担载在不同分子筛上钼物种的催化行为发现,甲烷的初始活化是这个反应速率的决定步骤.只有具备合适的钼价态,Bro-nsted酸性以及特殊的分子筛孔道结构的催化剂才能使甲烷芳构化反应高效进行.     

硬质PVC/ACR共混体系的增韧机理研究

通过TEM、SEM等方法研究了不同结构丙烯酸酯类抗冲改性剂（ACR）对聚氯乙烯（PVC／ACR共混体系形态结构的影响,对ACR增韧硬质PVC的机理作了探讨,当PVC中含有8phr以上完善核壳结构的ACR时,在共混体系能形成网络结构,这一结构在受冲击时产生多重银纹,并实现银纹的纯化,在PVC／ACR共混体系的增韧机理中占主导地位,同时,ACR诱发PVC产生剪切形变也是提高其增韧效果的因素。     

测定气体水合物相平衡数据的高压 PVT装置

建立了一套用于研究气体水合物的高压流体PVT（压力－体积－温度）测试系统。分别利用低压和高压传感器在温度268－283．2K时,压力6－40．2kPa和4600－7200kPa范围内采用恒温试压法分别对1,1－dichloro-1-fluoroethane(1,1二氯－1－氟乙烷）和甲烷气体水合物相平衡点进行了测试;并将所得两组数据与文献值相比较。该装置温度、压力范围较宽,可用于气体水合物相平衡实验。     

邻香草醛缩丙氨酸盐及邻菲咯啉与Ln(Ⅲ)三元配合物的合成与表征

某些水扬醛类氨基酸的金属配合物具有特殊的性质和应用[1 ,2 ] ,近年来 ,过渡金属离子的此类希夫碱配合物有不少报道。本工作在无水乙醇体系中 ,用稀土硝酸盐与邻香草醛缩丙氨酸钾及邻菲咯啉作用合成了未见文献报道的三种混配配合物 ,并对其组成和配位方式进行了研究。1　实验部分1 1　主要仪器与试剂美国Ｂｉｏ ＲａｄＦＩＳ1 65型红外光谱仪 ,ＫＢｒ压片 ;美国ＰＥ2 4 0 0 (Ⅱ )型元素分析仪 ;岛津ＵＶ 30 0 0双光束分光光度计 ;ＤＤＳ 1 1Ａ型电导率仪 ;德国ＳＴＡ40 9ＺＰ热分析仪。Ｌｎ2 Ｏ3纯度高于 99 9% ;ＤＬ α 丙氨酸为生化试剂…     

Total synthesis of the microtubule-stabilizing agent (-)-laulimalide

[structure: see text] The total synthesis of the potent microtubule-stabilizing anticancer agent (-)-laulimalide has been achieved in 27 steps and 2.9% overall yield. Notable features are the use of Jacobsen HDA chemistry for the enantioselective construction of the side chain dihydropyran, a diastereoselective aldol coupling using chiral boron enolate methodology, a Mitsunobu macrolactonization, and a Sharpless AE to introduce the epoxide onto des-epoxy-laulimalide.     

Kinetic and spectroscopic study of 1O2 generation from H2O2 catalyzed by LDH-MoO4(2-) (LDH=layered double hydroxide)

Layered double hydroxides (LDHs), exchanged with molybdate, decompose H2O2 to form one molecule of singlet-state dioxygen (1O2) from two molecules of H2O2. The dependence of the kinetics of H2O2 decomposition on Mo and H2O2 concentrations and on temperature has been related to structural characteristics of the material (X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), IR spectroscopy, N2 adsorption, thermogravimetry) and to molybdate speciation as revealed by in-situ studies in the presence of peroxide (FT Raman, diffuse reflectance UV/visible spectroscopy). The H2O2 decomposition rate is linearly correlated with the amount of LDH-exchanged molybdate, except when a considerable fraction of the molybdate occupies less accessible interlayer positions. A maximum in the H2O2 decomposition rate as the H2O2 concentration is increased is due to the successive formation of mono-, di-, tri-, and tetraperoxomolybdates. This behavior was modeled successfully by using the equilibrium constants for formation of the Mo-peroxo complexes, and the rate constants for decay of the peroxomolybdates with 1O2 liberation. Time-resolved diffuse reflectance and Raman observations of the various MoO4(2-)-peroxide adducts are in line with the proposed kinetic scheme. Of all the Mo-peroxo species on the LDH, the triperoxomolybdate has the highest rate for decay to 1O2. Comparison with the kinetics of dissolved molybdate shows that the monomolecular decay of all peroxomolybdate species proceeds much faster at the LDH surface than in solution. Consequently, maximal rates per Mo atom are at least twice as high for the heterogeneous LDH catalyst as for the homogeneous systems.     

Interaction of l-malic acid with alkaline metals and open chain polyammonium cations in aqueous solution

This work reports a potentiometric, calorimetric and spectropolarimetric ultraviolet circular dichroism (UV/CD) study of the interaction of l-malic acid with alkaline metals or (poly)ammonium (methylamine, ethylenediamine, diethylenetriamine, triethylenetetramine, spermine, tetraethylenepentamine and pentaethylenehexamine) cations. Stability data (logK, DeltaG(0)) were obtained potentiometrically for the l-malic acid with (poly)ammonium cations systems; calorimetric measurements (25 degrees C) made it possible to obtain DeltaH(0) and TDeltaS(0) values for the complexes formed in the systems under examination. logK values calculated (for the reaction: H(i)A(i+)+H(j)L((j-z))=ALH(r)((i+j-z)), with r=i+j) range between 0.8 and 4.6, i.e., the interactions are from weak to fairly strong while maximum stability for each system is given by the species with the highest z(anion)xz(cation) (z=charge) value. Enthalpy changes associated with reactions H(n)A(n+)+L(2-)=ALH(n)((n-2)) and H(n)A(n+)+HL(-)=ALH(n+1)((n-1)) are always positive and increase progressively with n. The same is valid for T DeltaS(0) values, which indicate that these species are entropically stabilized, as expected for electrostatic interactions. It was verified that the UV/CD signal depends on both ionic medium and ionic strength value; for comparison, we used the l-malic acid signal recorded in tetramethylammonium chloride as baseline background salt (as in potentiometry). UV/CD spectra were recorded for solutions containing both cationic and anionic species. When the cation was a protonated polyamine, CD spectra calculations were performed for most stable ion pairs: the results show remarkable differences in Deltaepsilon (dm(3) mol(-1) cm(-1)) values at 205 nm (which is the l-malate UV/CD lambda(max)) between the chiral ligand and its complex with a polyamine.     

Protein-X,Pancreatic Stone-, Pancreatic thread-, reg-protein,P19, lithostathine,and now what? Characterization,structural analysis and putative function(s) of the major non-enzymatic protein of pancreatic secretions

Reg protein was first found in pancreatic stones. It was named Pancreatic Stone Protein and later renamed lithostathine, as it was assumed to prevent stone formation. The 144 amino acid protein is O-glycosylated on Thr-5. The glycan chain is variable in length and in charge. Lithostathine 3-D organization is of the C-lectin type, even though it is unlikely to have any functional calcium-binding site. The Arg11-Ile12 bond is readily cleaved by trypsin; the resulting C-terminal polypeptide precipitates at physiological pH and tends to form fibrils. The protein was more recently found in the regenerating endocrine pancreas and it was named Reg (for regenerating) protein. Numerous proteins related to Reg have been identified successively in several mammalian species. They constitute the Reg superfamily. Reg genes show the same organization and are located in the same chromosome region. These genes are therefore likely to derive from a common ancestor gene by duplication. In the course of evolution, they may have diverged in tissue-related expression and function. In the endocrine pancreas, Reg protein stimulates islet beta-cell growth and reduces experimental diabetes via the activation of a high affinity receptor. The role of the protein produced by the exocrine pancreas, however, is controversial. Not only is Reg/lithostathine unlikely to be a physiologically relevant pancreatic stone inhibitor, but it may contribute to stone formation. We suggest that it might help prevent the harmful activation of protease precursors in the pancreatic juice. The protein provides a useful model for examining the conformational changes associated with globular to fibril transformation.