晶态-非晶态复合锂离子导体的电学性质

本文研究了晶态LiCl-非晶态Li₂O·3B₂O₃复合锂离子导体的电学性质。实验发现这种晶态-非晶态新型复合离子导体的电学性质变化具有新的现象,即在宏观电导率σ_m-组成曲线上出现了电导率增加的“双峰”效应。相应地,在表观活化能E_m-组成曲线和介电常数ε_m-组成曲线上出现了“双谷”。本文还详细讨论了这些实验现象,得到了与理论相符合的结果。 关键词：     

超高真空中银表面垂直谐波电流的实验测量

在超高真空的条件下,测量了清洁、自由银表面产生的光学二次谐波随基波电矢量与入射面之间夹角(?)的变化,从而通过理论公式,求得由Rudnick和Stern引入的,用于衡量垂直面电流密度的唯象参数a的值,在入射基频光波长为1.064μm时,被测定为-4.0±0.8.     

通过硼氢化-原位再结晶提高二异松莰烷基硼烷光学纯度的简便方法

本文叙述了由国产低光学纯(43.6%e e)(-)-α-蒎烯通过硼氢化-原位再结晶, 制备高光学纯(97.2%ee)(+)-二异松茨烷基硼烷(diisopinocampheylborane, Ipc2BH)的简便新方法。     

The distribution of nickel ions among octahedral and tetrahedral sites in NiAl2O4MgAl2O4 solid solutions

The cation distribution in NiAl₂O₄ and in the solid solutions Ni_xMg_1?xAl₂O₄ with x ranging from 0.01 to 0.55 has been studied by X-ray analysis, magnetic susceptibility and reflectance spectroscopy.The relative X-ray intensities of various reflections for each compound were measured and compared with intensities calculated for various models of cation distribution. Lattice parameters, magnetic moments of Ni²⁺, and the position of nickel absorption bands have also been measured. The results show that all specimens have a predominantly octahedral distribution for their nickel ions, and that there is a small change towards a random distribution when the quenching temperature is increased from 1273 to 1673°K.Both X-ray and magnetic results show that the fraction, α, of Ni²⁺ ions on tetrahedral sites varies with nickel content. For samples quenched from 1273°K, NiAl₂O₄ is 78% inverse, but between x = 1.0 and x = 0.25 the value of α decreases from 0.22 towards 0.1. Thus, the fraction of nickel on octahedral sites in the solid solutions is higher than in NiAl₂O₄. The effect is linked with an increase in Dq for the Ni²⁺ ion. Below x = 0.25, there is tentative evidence that α may increase. In nickel-dilute solutions the matrix as a whole is nearly normal, and it is suggested that Madelung energy may then be more effective in counteracting the octahedral stabilization of nickel. The same trend is observed in the specimens quenched from 1673°K.