INVESTIGATION ON PRODUCTION OF REFINED BRINE USED IN CHLORO—ALKALI MEMBRANE BY D 412 CHELATING RESIN

The adsorption property,the operating life,the operating exchange capacity and regeneration of D412 macroporous phosphonomethylamina chelating resin for removing Ca^2+,Mg^2+ and Fe^2+ from high pH brine of alkali production by ionic membrane were investigated.The resin showed good physical-chemical and kinetic propoerty,high exchange capacity.excellent durability.     

一种简易型毛细管电泳电导检测装置及其应用

报道了一种简便、实用的毛细管电泳电导检测装置 ,该装置使用毛细管微铂丝为敏感电极 ,大面积铂电极为参比电极 ,并以一根不锈钢针管为连接导管 ,成功地实现了毛细管电泳的柱端式电导检测 ,并对K 、Na 、Li 3种碱金属离子进行了分离检测。实践表明 ,该装置具有制作简单且成功率高、更换电极方便的特点。在所选的实验条件下 ,3种金属离子在1×10 -5～1×10 -3mol/L浓度范围内电泳峰与浓度呈良好线性关系 ,检出限为5×10-6 mol/L。应用该法对城市自来水样品进行了测定 ,其重现性和检测结果令人满意     

磁性碱木素胺稳定的Ru纳米粒子催化α-蒎烯加氢反应

通过Mannich反应在碱木素结构中引入胺源,再结合共沉淀法制备了包裹Fe₃O₄磁核的稳定金属粒子的碱木素胺载体,并进一步构建了催化可再生资源α-蒎烯加氢反应的Ru纳米粒子催化剂.通过元素分析、粉末X射线衍射、傅里叶变换红外光谱、电感耦合等离子体原子发射光谱、透射电子显微镜、热重分析和X射线光电子能谱等方法对该催化剂进行表征.结果表明,碱木素中的苯环和含氧基团均对金属粒子有稳定作用,但胺源的引入可更加有效地稳定金属粒子.经过对催化剂制备工艺、木质素类型、胺源类型和胺源含量的筛选,得到活性最优的催化剂Fe₃O₄@0.8ALN₁-Ru, Ru负载量为1.92 mmol/g, Ru粒子粒径为(2.1±0.5)nm.该催化剂在n(α-蒎烯)/n(Ru)=65.8, 1 MPa H₂条件下70℃催化1 mLα-蒎烯加氢反应2 h,可获得99.64%的α-蒎烯转化率和96.52%的顺式蒎烷选择性,并表现出良好的重复使用稳定性.     

等级孔微孔-介孔Fe2O3/ZSM-5中空分子筛催化材料的制备及催化苄基化性能

ZSM-5分子筛具有极其均匀的孔道结构、 良好的形状选择性和催化活性及耐水热稳定性, 是一种高效、 绿色的固体催化剂, 被广泛应用于石油催化裂化、 精细化工和环境保护等领域. 但其单一的微孔结构大大降低了客体分子的流通扩散性, 导致由大分子参与的芳烃烷基化反应受到极大限制. 本文采用NaOH/四丙基氢氧化铵(TPAOH)混合碱处理微孔ZSM-5, 制备了具备高结晶度、 高比表面积的等级孔微孔-介孔ZSM-5中空分子筛材料, 该材料在保持微孔孔道良好水热稳定性和大量活性中心的同时, 还通过介孔的引入进一步促进反应物及产物的扩散, 使间三甲苯苄基化反应的转化率提高了3.8倍. 通过在等级孔微孔-介孔ZSM-5中空材料上负载Fe, 开发出了具有双功能的等级孔微孔-介孔Fe₂O₃/ZSM-5中空催化剂, 该催化剂在苯的苄基化反应中表现出优异的催化性能, 当Fe负载量(质量分数)为6.67%, 反应温度为75 ℃, 反应时间为15 min时, 转化率高达98.3%, 选择性为81.6%, 最终收率达到80.2%.     

KxRb2–xPdC2: A Solid Solution of a Quaternary Acetylide with Vegard Behavior

By reacting the ternary acetylides K₂PdC₂ and Rb₂PdC₂ at 300 °C under inert conditions a complete solid solution K_xRb_2–xPdC₂ with x = 0–2 was obtained, which was followed and confirmed by synchrotron powder diffraction data. This solid solution shows ideal Vegard behavior, as predicted by Hume-Rothery rules for ΔV < 15 % (ΔV = 9.2 % for K⁺/Rb⁺). According to the powder diffraction data the formation of the quaternary acetylides seems to occur via diffusion of the alkali metal ions, whereas the ¹_∞[Pd⁰(C₂)_2/2^2–] chains remain unaffected during this reaction.     

Sodium and potassium silicate-based catalysts prepared using sand silica concerning biodiesel production from waste oil

Heterogeneous catalysts, named SPS (sodium potassium silicates), were synthesized with an alternative silica (MPI silica) obtained from beach sand. In this work, the MPI was modified with NaOH and KOH producing silicate-based catalyst for biodiesel synthesis from waste cooking oil (WCO). The obtained catalyst was characterized by XRD, CO₂-TPD, the Hammett basicity test, XRF, FESEM, EDX, FTIR and TG/DTG. The results confirmed the presence of K₂O/Na₂O oxides and their silicates, the main active sites responsible for the catalytic action. CO₂-TPD and the Hammett basicity data suggested the presence of weak, medium and strong basic sites. Biodiesel yield was about 92% and the SPS catalyst was reused for five cycles. The biodiesel conversion by NMR ¹H was about 93.89%. The DTG deconvolution revealed the decomposition of four typical biodiesel compounds (R² = 0.9987). The method applied for the WCO biodiesel production using SPS catalyst represents an environmentally friendly process, based on low-cost material and reuse of waste biomass.     

Homotropic negative allostery in alkali metal ion recognition by biscalix[4]arene-based receptor

A novel host which shows homotropic and negative allostery for alkali metal ion recognition is constructed by utilizing a biscalix[4]arene skeleton bearing biphenyls and ester moieties. As the ionic radius of the guest increases, recognition of the second guest is suppressed more effectively. A larger ion changes the structure of the first binding site more drastically to cause conformational change unfavorable for the guest binding of the second site.     

Zusammenhänge zwischen Struktur und Ladungstransport verschiedener Silbersilicate

On Relations between Structural and Electrochemical Properties of Various Silver Silicates The structures of the explored silver silicates are dominated by anionic lattice, within the Ag⁺ iones are able to move and transport electrical charge. This transport is disturbed mainly by the grain boundaries. Impedance spectroscopic measurements verify this matter because of the capacitance related to the single spectra.     

Carbon dioxide activation and alkali compound formation. I. Vibrational characterization of oxalate intermediates

The activation of CO₂ in thin potassium layers adsorbed on Cu(1 1 1) has been studied with time-evolved Fourier transform-infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy. The growth of thin layers by reactive evaporation of potassium in a CO₂ atmosphere permits control of the K:CO₂ stoichiometry, which strongly affects the selectivity in the formation of intermediates and the decomposition pathways of the layer. Layers grown in a CO₂ rich atmosphere exhibit the preferential growth of stoichiometric potassium oxalate K₂C₂O₄ (D_2h). The molecular identity of oxalate with D_2h symmetry is confirmed by vibrational spectra utilizing isotopic substitution methods (¹³CO₂ and C¹⁸O₂) and by the use of isotopic mixtures of CO₂/C¹⁸O₂ and CO₂/¹³CO₂. A comparison of the isotope data with theoretical calculations gives an estimated OCO bond angle in oxalate of 132°. Far-IR spectra obtained with synchrotron radiation indicate the equivalent interaction of all oxygen atoms with the potassium. A comparison of the vibrational data with theoretical ab initio calculations confirms the structural model of an oxalate species that is bulk coordinated with no strong directional bonding and all oxygen atoms equally interacting with potassium.At medium and low CO₂:K ratios, very complex vibrational spectra are observed, indicating the formation of an oxalate surface species with C_2v symmetry in addition to D_2h⁻ oxalate, CO₂⁻ and CO₂²⁻ species.     

Organically modified xerogels as supports for solid-phase chemistry

Organically modified xerogels (OMX_NH2) can be used as an easy to handle and chemically stable support in solid-phase chemistry and are compatible with enzymatic transformations.