Beech sawdust (S) and samples containing 1% of H3PO4 (SP), (NaPO3)n (PS), P2O5 (POS), NaOH/P2O5 (SPS), NaOH (SS) or Na2CO3 (CS) were analysed using dynamic and isothermal thermogravimetry (TG) in nitrogen and oxygen environments. According to the results of dynamic experiments in nitrogen, the thermal resistance at 275 °C decreased in the order: S > SS > CS > SP> SPS > PS > POS, while in oxygen the order was: S > POS > SPS=CS=PS > SP > SS. The difference in residues obtained in nitrogen in comparison to oxygen environment reaches its maximum at temperatures from 300 to 325 °C and according to the decreasing values the following order could be listed: SS (300 °C/27%) > SP (325 °C/25%) > CS (300 °C/24%) > S (325 °C/23%) > SPS (300 °C/19%) > PS (300 °C/11%) > POS (275 °C/4%). This indicates that with a decreasing difference in residues formed in oxidative and inert environments the flame-retardant effect of the sample is increasing. The calculated initial rate constants of residue formation and gasification and the corresponding activation energies of the processes in nitrogen and oxygen from the isothermal experiments gave smaller values of rate constants for SPS than for S. For the SPS sample in comparison with S the activation energy of residue formation in nitrogen decreased while the three remaining values increased. The Er* of PS in the oxygen is the biggest from all studied samples under the conditions used, while SPS gave the biggest Eg* in the oxygen environment. The phosphorus could be washed out with water from SP and SPS, while it remained in PS and POS. These last two samples also have the best flame-retarding properties according to TG analysis. 相似文献
The amount of disordered material in two types of hardwood kraft pulps was estimated by determining the weight loss at the
point where the levelling-off degree of polymerisation (LODP) was reached. The pulps used were commercial pulps viz (1)one
conventional birch kraft and (2)one mixed hardwood (MHW) kraft pulp that had been prehydrolysed prior to cooking. The results
indicated that the hemicellulose xylan is closely associated with the cellulose in commercial birch pulps. It is therefore
only possible to use LODP as a measure of the crystallite length of hardwood cellulose in highly purified pulps, such as prehydrolysed
kraft pulp. A model explaining the LODP-results is proposed. 相似文献
For a sodium salt of α-sulfonatomyristic acid methyl ester (14SFNa), one of the α-SFMe series surfactants, critical micellization
concentration (CMC), solubility and degree of counterion binding (β) were determined by means of electrocon-ductivity measurements
at different temperatures (at every 5 °C) ranging from 15 to 50 °C. The phase diagram of 14SFNa in pure water was constructed
from the CMC- and solubility-temperature data, in which the Krafft temperature (critical solution temperature) was found around
0 °C. The changes in the Gibbs energy, ΔG0m, enthalpy, ΔH0m, and entropy, ΔS0m, upon micelle formation as a function of temperature were evaluated taking βvalues into calculation.
Received: 28 August 1996 Accepted: 5 November 1996 相似文献
We define the degree of a family of convex functionsfx, wherex
, and prove that, if this degree is different from zero, one has at least one Nash equilibrium point in . This is a criterion of localization of such equilibrium points. 相似文献
N,N,N‐trimethylchitosan (TMC) was prepared by reacting purified chitosan with iodomethane, in the presence of sodium hydroxide, water and sodium iodide, at room temperature. The reaction medium was N‐methyl‐2‐pyrrolidone. Different samples of TMC were obtained by adding to the reaction medium a fixed volume (5.5 mL) of aqueous NaOH solutions at different concentrations (15, 20, 30 and 40 wt.‐%) and carrying out the reactions for 9 or 24 h. The features observed in the 1H and 13C NMR spectra of these chitosan derivatives, in respect of the chemical shift, number and relative intensity of the signals, depended strongly on the excess of NaOH and H3CI added to the reaction medium, but when the lowest excess was employed, the characteristics of the derivative were not affected by the reaction time to the same extent. The average degree of quaternization of these N‐methylated derivatives of chitosan ranged from 10.5% to 44.8%, according to the reaction conditions. Increasing the excess of NaOH, in reactions carried out for 9 h, resulted in TMC samples with progressively higher content of trimethylated sites however, the reaction yields were correspondingly lower and O‐alkylation was favored in these cases.
1H NMR spectrum of sample [AX]24h dissolved in D2O (Cp = 10 g/L). 相似文献
A systematic investigation of the parameters that affect the efficiency of immobilizing heparinase onto cyanogen bromide activated
crosslinked 8% agarose beads was conducted. Two experimental measures, the “fraction bound” and the “fraction retained,” were
used to monitor the coupling efficiency. The fraction bound is the portion of the total initial enzyme that is bound to the
agarose gel. The fraction retained is the fraction of bound enzyme that is active. The product of the two measures indicates
the coupling efficiency. The activity of the immobilized heparinase was measured under conditions free of both internal and
external mass transfer limitations, and thus, the fraction retained represents the true immobilized enzyme activity.
Increasing the degree of activation of the beads results in an increase in the fraction bound, the fraction retained, and
consequently, the coupling efficiency. As the ratio of enzyme solution to gel volume increases from 1.5 to 2.2, the fraction
bound remains constant but the fraction retained decreases (heparinase concentration; 0.15 mg/mL and degree of activation;
9.5 μmol of cyanate esters/g of gel). At volume ratios greater than 2.2, both the fraction bound and the fraction retained
decline continuously. Changing the heparinase concentration in the coupling solution changes the coupling efficiency in a
manner similar to that of the volume ratio change.
When heparin is added during the coupling process, the fraction bound declines as the heparin concentration increases, whereas
the fraction retained increases up to a heparin concentration of 12 mg/mL and decreases thereafter. When arginine, lysine,
and glycine are used to block the unreacted cyanate ester groups after the coupling process, the immobilized heparinase shows
different pH optima of 6.5, 6.9, and 7.2, respectively. Based upon these findings, a protocol to optimize heparinase immobilization
is developed. 相似文献