聚合物-溶剂相互作用参数研究

根据液体混合的通用Gibbs自由能模型,导得了一个能满意地描述高分子溶液中聚合物-溶剂相互作用参数随浓度和温度变化的方程。它由焓贡献和熵贡献两部分组成,在形式上与Koningsveld-Kleintijen关系式相同,但它的熵贡献是浓度的复杂函数,而不象Koningsveld建议的是一个随意的常数。该方程能够很好地解释高分子溶液的某些特性。     

线形同轴耦合式微波等离子体CVD法硬质合金微型钻头金刚石涂层沉积

本文介绍了利用线形同轴耦合式微波等离子体CVD法在硬质合金微型钻头(微钻)上沉积金刚石涂层的初步实验结果.微型钻头的直径为0.5mm,其中WC晶粒的尺寸约为0.5μm.在沉积前,先用Murakami溶液(10gKOH+10gK3[Fe(CN)6]+100ml H2O)对微钻刻蚀10min,使其表面粗化,然后用硫酸-双氧水溶液(10ml98wt;H2SO4+100ml 38;m/vH2O2)对其浸蚀60s,以去除其表面的Co.在金刚石涂层过程中发现,由于微钻尖端在微波电磁场中产生较集中的辉光放电现象,因而在微钻尖端很难获得金刚石涂层.针对这种金刚石涂层过程中的"尖端效应",尝试使用了金属丝屏蔽的方法以改变微钻周围的微波电磁场分布,克服了上述金刚石涂层过程中的"尖端效应",首次成功地采用微波等离子体CVD法在微钻上沉积了厚度为1.5μm的金刚石涂层.     

Enhanced monopole transition strength from the cluster decay of ~(13)C

The inelastic excitations and cluster decay of ~(13)C have been measured using the reaction,9Be(~(13)C, ~(13)C* →~9Be + α)~9Be. We observe strong excitation to the 14.3-MeV(1/2-) resonant state from the cluster-decay channel, leading to an enhanced monopole matrix element of(6.3 ± 0.6) fm~2. This large cluster-related monopole strength is a clear indication of the cluster-structure domination of this state and is consistent with the recent prediction of the orthogonality condition model(OCM). It would be interesting to further explore the three-center molecular rotational band that is initiated from the observed band-head.     

氢终止金刚石表面的形成机理

为考察金刚石形成氢终止表面的反应机制,采用微波氢等离子体处理以及电阻丝氢气气氛加热处理进行对比研究.利用光发射谱(OES)和漫反射傅里叶变换红外光谱(DRIFTS)分别表征了微波氢等离子体中的活性基团和金刚石表面氢终止浓度.结果表明,微波氢等离子体环境下,随着衬底温度、等离子体密度和能量的增加,温度至700 ℃ (800 W/3 kPa)时,等离子体中出现了明显的CH基团;相应地,金刚石表面氢终止浓度随温度、等离子体密度和能量的增加而增加.采用氢气气氛下电阻丝加热的方法同样形成了氢终止金刚石表面,表明微波等离子体处理金刚石表面形成氢终止主要源于由温度控制的表面化学反应,而非等离子体的物理刻蚀作用.氧终止金刚石表面形成氢终止的机制是表面C=O键在高于500 ℃时分解为CO,相应的悬挂键由氢原子或氢分子占据.     

微波等离子体下GaN的分解与纳米金刚石膜的沉积

采用微波等离子体化学气相沉积(microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition,MPCVD)技术系统地研究了GaN的分解机制.结果表明微波等离子体富氢环境促进了GaN的分解反应,分解过程由表面缺陷开始,向侧面扩展,最后沿氮极性面进行;氢等离子体中通入少量氮气能够显著抑制GaN的分解,在此基础上采用两步生长法成功实现在GaN上纳米金刚石膜的直接沉积.     

面向21世纪课程教材《物理化学》的教学实践

根据使用新版《物理化学》教材的教学实践 ,着重从教材逻辑框架的构筑、教材内容的推陈出新以及实际应用等 3方面 ,介绍了一些体会以及如何以科学的方法论为指导 ,组织教学环节的建议和经验     

Superfluid-superradiant mixed phase of the interacting degenerate Fermi gas in an optical cavity

We investigate the ground-state properties of an attractively interacting degenerate Fermi gas coupling with a high-finesse optical cavity. We predict a new mixed phase with both the superfluid and superradiant properties for the intermediate fermion-fermion interaction and fermion-photon coupling strengths. Moreover, in this mixed phase a relatively large ratio of the scaled polarization to the dimensionless mean-field gap, which is in contrast to that in the conventional superfluid regime can be obtained. We also figure out rich phase diagrams depending crucially on the atomic resonant frequency (effective Zeeman field) and address briefly the experimental detection of our predicted quantum phases.     

High-lying excited states in <Superscript>10</Superscript>Be from the <Superscript>9</Superscript>Be(<Superscript>9</Superscript>Be,<Superscript>10</Superscript>Be)<Superscript>8</Superscript>Be reaction

A transfer-reaction experiment of ⁹Be(⁹Be, ¹⁰Be)⁸Be was performed at a beam energy of 45 MeV. Excited states in ¹⁰Be up to 18.80 MeV are produced using missing mass and invariant mass methods. Most of the observed high-lying resonant states, reconstructed from the α + ⁶He and t + ⁷Li decay channels, agree with the previously reported results. In addition, two new resonances at 15.6 and 18.8 MeV are identified from the present measurement. The 18.55 MeV state is found to decay into both the t + ⁷Li_g.s. and t + ⁷Li* (0.478 MeV) channels, with a relative branching ratio of 0.93 ± 0.33. Further theoretical investigations are encouraged to interpret this new information on cluster structure in neutron-rich light nuclei.     

Determination of the cluster spectroscopic factor of the 10.3 MeV state in 12Be

From an inelastic excitation and breakup experiment with a ¹²Be beam at 29 MeV/u, a large ⁴He+⁸He cluster decay width of 1.1(2) MeV is determined for a state at an excitation energy of 10.3 MeV and with a spin parity of 0+. By using the R-matrix analysis, a cluster spectroscopic factor of 0.53(10) is extracted from the cluster partial width, providing a strong support for the clustering structure in ¹²Be. A specially designed zero-degree telescope played an essential role in the present experiment and has been demonstrated to be a promising tool in future studies of the molecular-like resonances near the cluster separation threshold.