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Tammy D. Fulmer Lisette P. Dasher Bonni L. Bobb Jana D. Wilson Kimberly L. Sides Charles F. Beam 《Journal of heterocyclic chemistry》1980,17(4):799-800
C(α),O-Dilithiooximes and C(α),N-dilithiophenylhydrazones were prepared using an excess of lithium diisopropylamide (1:3). Condensation with esters followed by acid cyclization gave isoxazoles and pyrazoles. 相似文献
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Fagan JA Sides PJ Prieve DC 《Langmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids》2004,20(12):4823-4834
Electroosmotic flow in the vicinity of a colloidal particle suspended over an electrode accounts for observed changes in the average height of the particle when the electrode passes alternating current at 100 Hz. The main findings are (1) electroosmotic flow provides sufficient force to move the particle and (2) a phase shift between the purely electrical force on the particle and the particle's motion provides evidence of an E2 force acting on the particle. The electroosmotic force in this case arises from the boundary condition applied when faradaic reactions occur on the electrode. The presence of a potential-dependent electrode reaction moves the likely distribution of electrical current at the electrode surface toward uniform current density around the particle. In the presence of a particle the uniform current density is associated with a nonuniform potential; thus, the electric field around the particle has a nonzero radial component along the electrode surface, which interacts with unbalanced charge in the diffuse double layer on the electrode to create a flow pattern and impose an electroosmotic-flow-based force on the particle. Numerical solutions are presented for these additional height-dependent forces on the particle as a function of the current distribution on the electrode and for the time-dependent probability density of a charged colloidal particle near a planar electrode with a nonuniform electrical potential boundary condition. The electrical potential distribution on the electrode, combined with a phase difference between the electric field in solution and the electrode potential, can account for the experimentally observed motion of particles in ac electric fields in the frequency range from approximately 10 to 200 Hz. 相似文献
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Maria Ashioti John S Beech Andrew S Lowe Michel Bernanos Andrew McCreary Michel M Modo Steve CR Williams 《BMC neuroscience》2009,10(1):82