The cubic inverse Perovskites (Eu3O)In and (Eu3O)Sn were prepared from the metals and Eu2O3 or SnO2, respectively. For (Eu3O)In the crystal structure analysis was performed on single crystal X‐ray diffraction data (space group , a = 512.79(3) pm, Z = 1, Rgt(F) = 0.022, wR(F2) = 0.044). The data indicated full occupancy on all sites and a fully ordered structure. According to magnetic susceptibility measurements and X‐ray absorption spectroscopic data at the Eu LIII edge both compounds contain europium in the 4f7 (Eu2+) electronic state. (Eu3O)In orders ferromagnetically at 185(5) K, (Eu3O)Sn shows antiferromagnetic order at 31.4(2) K. Both compounds behave as metallic conductors in electrical resistivity measurements. However, (Eu3O)In may be classified a metal, while (Eu3O)Sn is more likely a heavily doped degenerated semiconductor or semimetal according to the absolute values of the resistivity. 相似文献
Summary: Polypeptide‐shelled poly(propylene imine) dendrimers were realized by ring‐opening polymerization of α‐amino acid N‐carboxyanhydrides, initiated by dendrimers as core molecules. Polypeptides with 2nd generation core were used as model compounds to investigate interior complexes between metal ion and surface‐modified dendrimers. Micro‐calorimetric measurements outlined the formation of approximate 1:1 complexes between CuII and polypeptide‐shelled dendrimers and the influence of polypeptide chain compositions on differential molar heats of complexation.
Composition of one of the polypeptides synthesized. 相似文献
Single phase powders of (A19N7)[In4]2 (A = Ca, Sr) and (Ca4N)[In2] were prepared by reaction of melt beads of the metallic components with nitrogen. The crystal structure of (Ca19N7)[In4]2 was refined based on neutron and X‐ray powder diffraction data. The crystal structure of (Sr19N7)[In4]2 was solved from the X‐ray powder pattern. The structure refinements in combination with results from chemical analyses ascertain the compositions. The compounds (A19N7)[In4]2 (A = Ca, Sr) are isotypes of (Ca19N7)[Ag4]2; (Ca19N7)[In4]2 is probably identical to the earlier reported (Ca18.5N7)[In4]2. The crystal structure of the isotypes (A19N7)[In4]2 (A = Ca, Sr; cubic, , Ca: a = 1471.65(3) pm; Sr: a = 1561.0(1) pm) contains isolated [In4] tetrahedra embedded in a framework of edge‐ and vertex‐sharing (A6N) octahedra. Six of these octahedra are condensed by edge‐sharing around one central A2+ ion to form “superoctahedra” (A19N6) which are connected three‐dimensionally via further octahedra by corner‐sharing. The crystal structure of (Ca4N)[In2] (tetragonal, I41/amd, a = 491.14(4) pm, c = 2907.7(3) pm) consists of alternating layers of perovskite type slabs of vertex‐sharing octahedra (Ca2Ca4/2N) and parallel arranged infinite zigzag chains equation/tex2gif-stack-1.gif[In2]. In the sense of Zintl‐type counting the compounds (A2+)19(N3?)7[(In2.125?)4]2 present an electron excess, (Ca2+)4(N3?)[(In2.5?)2] is electron deficient. Metallic properties are supported by electrical resistivity and magnetic susceptibility measurements. The analysis of the electronic structures gives evidence for the existence of homoatomic interactions In–In and significant heteroatomic metal–metal interactions Ca–In which favor the deviations of the title compounds from the (8 – N) rule. 相似文献
Polyelectrolyte microcapsules composed by using the LbL technique on stabilized RBC as templates were coated with up to ten layer pairs of trypsin/PSS or trypsin/alginate. The trypsin layer growth was confirmed by particle electrophoresis, confocal laser scanning microscopy, flow cytometry, and protein determination according to Lowry. In the coating series with trypsin/PSS, the amount of immobilized enzyme was larger than that with trypsin/alginate. The enzyme immobilization led to activity reduction of up to 90% compared to that of the same enzyme amount in the solution. No significant differences between the activities of trypsin immobilized in combination with PSS and with alginate were found. 相似文献
