流动注射催化光度法测定痕量亚硝酸根的研究

基于亚硝酸根在酸性条件下,对溴酸钾氧化尼罗蓝褪色反应有催化作用这一原理,建立了高灵敏测定痕量亚硝酸根的流动注射结合分光光度新方法。方法的线性范围为0.008—0.3μg/mL,检出限为0.02μg/mL。利用该方法对几种河水水样进行测定,结果满意。     

流动注射化学发光法测定盐酸曲普利啶

在碱性溶液中,N-氯代丁二酰亚胺可以氧化二氯荧光素产生化学发光。盐酸曲普利啶的存在可以显著地增强这一反应的化学发光信号。基于此,结合流动注射技术,优化了实验条件,建立了测定盐酸曲普利啶的流动注射化学发光新方法。该方法测定盐酸曲普利啶的线性范围1.0×10^-9—1.0×10^-7g/mL,检出限为5.0×10^-10g/mL。对浓度为7.0×10^-9g/mL盐酸曲普利啶溶液进行11次平行测定的相对标准偏差为4.1%。该方法已用于药物制剂中盐酸曲普利啶的含量测定,结果令人满意。     

流动注射双光束光度法测定大黄中黄素含量

用改进的流动注射光度法测定大黄中黄素含量。大黄素在碱性介质中生成稳定红色络合物的特性,最大吸收波长为λ=530nm,一次进样同时产生一正一负两拐点的响应曲线。利用△A（A1—A2）的微分光度值进行定量分析,进样频率为130次·h^-1,线性范围为1.5-350μg·mL^-1,相关系数r=0.9997,相对标准偏差RSD=0.97%（n=9）。方法操作简单,快速可靠,平均回收率为99.6%。     

流动注射光散射法测定微量镍

用丁二酮肟流动注射光散射法测定微量镍,将经典的丁二酮肟-镍沉淀法改为光散射法并采用流动注射技术克服这类沉淀光散射法的稳定性问题。建立测定微量镍（Ⅱ）的丁二酮肟（DMG）-流动注射光散射法。将DMG-NaOH溶液与含镍（Ⅱ）水样流混合,在430nm处对反应形成的Ni（DMG）2沉淀微粒进行光散射检测,线性范围为5—20μg/mL,检出限为0.171μg/mL,测定频率为34次/h。本法的测定灵敏度较高、选择性较好、分析速度快,应用本法测定废水中镍含量,结果满意。     

1.06 μm相干激光雷达动目标多普勒信号探测

介绍了一套1.06 μm脉冲式相干激光雷达测速演示系统.采用单块非平面环形激光器作为种子,注入到单纵模运转的Q开关高重复频率Nd∶YAG激光器为发射源,实现稳定的单频输出.通过外差式相干探测的方法,利用转速0~60 Hz可调、直径为10 cm的转盘为运动目标,回波信号被带宽为3.5 GHz的高速光电探测器响应后,经采样率为2.5 GS/s的A/D采样,输送到基于LabVIEW信号处理系统中,从而测量不同转速下的多普勒频移,各测速点的多普勒频移测量结果相对误差在3%以内.针对测量中存在的误差从激光器输出线宽和测速系统准确度两方面进行了误差分析,并提出了改进措施.演示系统的良好重复性证实了这种相干激光雷达系统的可行性.     

流动注射在线离子交换柱富集-火焰原子吸收光谱法测定钨矿中的铜、锌和铅

建立了流动注射在线离子交换柱富集-火焰原子吸收光谱法测定钨矿中的铜、锌和铅的方法,样品经盐酸和硝酸分解后,加入5%宁可辛溶液使样品中大量的钨呈钨酸析出,样品中一般的伴生元素都可形成可溶性化合物与钨酸分离,之后采用流动注射在线富集与原子吸收联用技术,分别加入浓度依次递增的3种元素的标准溶液,用空气-乙炔火焰原子吸收连续测定Cu、Zn和Pb的含量。建立了优化的仪器工作条件,并对可能存在的元素进行干扰试验。方法检出限Cu为0.001μg/mL、Zn为0.001μg/mL、Pb为0.01μg/mL,相对标准偏差Cu为2.7%、Zn为3.6%、Pb为1.9%,加标回收率为96%—106%。     

氨甲苯酸的荷移分光光度法测定

研究了氨甲苯酸与2,3 二氯 5,6 二氰 1,4 对苯醌的荷移反应。结果表明:在水介质中,两者于30℃水浴中恒温130min,可形成稳定的络合物,其λmax=340nm,线性范围1～9μg mL,相关系数r=0.9990,表观摩尔吸光系数ε=1.1×104L·mol-1·cm-1,方法的回收率99.93%～100.1%,相对标准偏差为0.72%～1.1%。用该方法测定了氨甲苯酸注射液,结果与文献方法一致。     

Degradation of Mater-Bi/wood flour biocomposites in active sewage sludge

The mechanical properties of Mater-Bi^® are, in general, not adequate for certain applications and the addition of a filler is therefore necessary. Among the different fillers, natural fibres are particularly interesting because they potentially allow improving the performance of the material without compromising its biodegradability.In order to improve the basic mechanical properties of a Mater-Bi grade and to obtain a new, fully biodegradable material, wood flour based composites were prepared by different processing methods. To simulate actual and not laboratory bacterial attack on the prepared materials, in this work we studied the biodegradation of the composites in a real active sewage sludge reactor. In particular, the biodegradation rates were investigated with reference to different pre-treatments of the materials and different environmental conditions (summer and winter). The results showed that wood flour enhances the biodegradability of the materials. The results indicated also strong relationships between the surface roughness and the biodegradation rates (in particular, higher roughness leads to wider bacterial attack). The different processing techniques had direct effects on the overall biodegradation rates. In particular, when higher smoothness and packing is achieved, the biodegradation rate is lower. The mechanical analysis indicated that adding wood flour to Mater-Bi has positive effects on the elastic modulus, but when the bacterial attack becomes critical, a general sudden drop of the mechanical properties is observed.     

Study on photodegradation of injection-moulded β-polypropylenes

The effects of UV irradiation on β-nucleated injection-moulded polypropylenes (β-iPP) have been studied at several structural levels. Commercially available isotactic polypropylene was modified by 0.03 wt.% β-nucleating agent based on N,N′-dicyclohexylnaphthalene-2,6-dicarboxamide. β-iPP specimens were injection-moulded using a processing set-up in which only mould temperature was varied. It was found that specimens consisted of a skin-core structure, which was strongly influenced by varying mould temperatures. The structural development consequently affected the specimen degradability as shown by wide-angle X-ray scattering, light microscopy and micro-infrared microscopy.     

Single potential electrophoresis microchip with reduced bias using pressure pulse injection

We propose two variants of a new injection technique for use in electrophoresis microchips, called "front gate pressure injection" and "back gate pressure injection", that both enable a controlled and reproducible sample introduction with reduced bias compared to electrokinetic gated injection. A continuous flow of a test solution of fluorescein/rhodamine B in 20 mM Tris/boric acid buffer (pH 8.6) sample test solution is electrokinetically driven near to the entrance of the separation channel, using a single voltage (3 kV) that is constant in time. A sample plug is injected in the separation channel by a pressure pulse of the order of 0.1 s. The latter is generated using the mechanical deflection of a PDMS membrane that is loosely placed on a dedicated chip reservoir. The analysis of the peak area ratio of the separated compounds demonstrates a nearly constant sample composition when using pressure-based injection. A small remaining injection bias for the shortest membrane deflection times can be attributed to a dilution effect of the charged compound due to the presence of an electrical field transverse to the sample flow boundary in the channel junction.