The structure and magnetic properties of μ3-oxotriiron(III) complex [Fe3O(OBz)6(CH3OH)3](NO3)(CH3OH)2

A new μ₃-O triiron(III) complex [Fe₃O(OBz)₆(CH₃OH)₃](NO₃)(CH₃OH)₂ (HOBZ = benzoic acid) has been synthesized, its structure has been determined and variable temperature magnetic susceptility has also been measured. In the molecule, three iron atoms formed an equilateral triangle with μ₃-O in center. The fitting to the magnetic susceptibility showed that an intramolecular antiferromagnetic exchange interaction occurred between iron atoms with J=-25.51 cm^?1, and a weaker intermolecular autiferromagnetic exchange interaction occurred with zJ' = ?2.30 cm^?1.     

利用选择性激发核磁共振对混合物中的两种化合物进行结构解析

利用现代NMR的1D、2D技术对一个混合物进行了分析。结果表明：混合物由两种化合物组成。为了同时准确确定两种化合物的结构，本工作应用了1D-TOCSY技术，利用该技术选择性强的特点来补充常规的1D、2DHMR实验所提供的分子结构的信息。在没有进行预分离的条件下，顺利地完成了样品中两种化合物的核磁信号归属，并最终确定了它们的结构。     

纳派林类二萜生物碱研究

纳派林类化合物是一类重要的二萜生物碱,本文概述了此类化合物的化学结构,波谱特征及某些化学反应,着重介纠~1H慢~13C NMR 的特征。并列表说明所有已知的天然存在的纳派林类化合物的结构、理化性质及植物来源等。     

Pulsed field gradient NMR on polybutylcyanoacrylate nanocapsules

The applicability of pulsed field gradient nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to nanocapsule systems is demonstrated on dispersed poly-n-butylcyanoacrylate nanocapsules as a model system. Spectroscopic data are presented that allow for the structural characterization of the inner cavities, the observation of Brownian motion of the capsules and the detection of rapid molecular exchange through the capsule walls. An analytical formula is proposed that yields equilibrium populations and average residence times of a given tracer molecule, thus leading to crucial information regarding the permeability of the capsule walls. Based on these analytical methods, two varieties of nanocapsules are compared that derive from two different preparation procedures. It is found that thinner capsule walls obtained under acidic conditions of the organic phase during interfacial polymerization lead to correspondingly higher exchange rates of benzene as a tracer molecule.     

Magnetic Structure of CsPd2F5

The structure of CsPd₂F₅ has been confirmed from neutron diffraction data on powdered sample. CsPd₂F₅ crystallizes in the orthorhombic Imma space group. At 100 K, the unit-cell constants are a = 6.473(2) Å, b = 7.853(5) Å, c = 10.718(3) Å and the calculation carried out using the Rietveld method leads to R₁ = 0.020. The network is formed of PdF₆ octahedra chains containing half of Pd in high-spin configuration, connected one to each other by square planes containing the other half of Pd in low-spin configuration. CsPd₂F₅ orders antiferromagnetically below T_N = 38 K. In the ordered state a weak ferromagnetic component occurs (σ₀ = 0.098 μ_B at 2 K). The magnetic structure determined at 4 K is consistent with the magnetization data and can be described in the Im′m′a′ magnetic group without any doubling of the unit-cell parameters. Within the chains, Pd²⁺ are coupled antiparallel. The magnetic moments are located in the (x0z) plane, the angle between the moments and the z axis being 18°.     

On the High Viscosity of Aqueous Solution of Lysozyme Induced by Some Organic Solvents

A remarkably high viscosity has been induced in protein aqueous solutions by the addition of certain structurally related organic solvents. The effect has been observed for lysozyme aqueous solutions containing tetramethylurea (TMU), dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO), dimethylformamide, and hexamethylphosphortriamide. The effect has also been induced in ferrocytochrome c aqueous solutions by TMU. Critical concentrations for both the protein and organic solvent were verified for the onset of the viscosity increase. A common feature of the solvents which were able to induce the effect is a dipolar moiety (C=O, S → O and P → O) and a nonpolar region represented by the methyl groups. The resulting fluids show an extremely restricted flow and a typical non-Newtonian, pseudoplastic behavior. Use was made of¹H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and Raman spectroscopy to characterize protein structural modifications and of¹³C NMR to investigate changes in relaxation times and chemical shifts in the solvent/water solutions. A systematic rheological characterization of the systems was undertaken for some of the solvents, and unusual patterns of viscous effects were identified for the solvent/water systems both with and without protein. The process was found to be at least partially reversible, as concluded from the recovered original solution rheological characteristics and the original protein¹H NMR spectrum, after eliminating the organic solvent by ultrafiltration. The whole process was characterized as consisting of two mutually independent stages. The first involves an extensive conformational transition of the polypeptide backbone, from a predominantly α-helical to increased random coiled and β-sheet structures, with the occurrence of nonorthodox protein secondary structures at regions above the solvent critical point. The second stage consists of short-lived interchain contacts leading to an entanglement of the macromolecular system as a whole. A microphase reversion in the organic solvent/water mixture, supported by¹³C NMR and rheological results, is proposed as the driving force causing the observed behavior.     

Investigation of carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra-structure correlation based on novel atomic distance-edge (ADE) vector

A set of novel graph-theoretical parameters,called the atomic distance-edge (ADE) vector,was developed.Based on the connecting C-C bond number between central carbon atom and the other ones,various carbon atoms of alkanes were classified as four types,i.e.,type 1,2,3 and 4 for primary,secondary,ternary and quaternary carbon,respectively; and then four regression equations were obtained to link carbon-13 chemical shift (CS) of each type of atoms.Furthermore,these regression models were used to predict the carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of alkanes and it was found that the estimated CS were in agreement with the experimental results.     

An analysis of the total ion-solvent encounter configuration of ClO 4 − and BF 4 − with Na+ and Li+ in water,studied by various nuclear magnetic relaxation times. Part 21

Proton relaxation rates of the solvent water in NaClO₄, NaBF₄, LiClO₄, and NiBF₄ solutions together with some self-diffusion coefficients are reported and interpreted in terms of structure-breaking effects.¹⁹F relaxation rates in⁷LiBF₄ and⁶LiBF₄ solutions in D₂O have been measured, and the relaxation contribution caused by⁷Li⁺ has been evaluated to give a cation-anion model pair distribution function.⁷Li relaxation rates in H₂O and D₂O are also reported, and conclusions concerning the hydration structure of Li⁺ have been drawn. The strong relaxation effects caused by the ions BF ₄ ^– and ClO ₄ ^– on²³Na⁺ and⁷Li⁺ have been subjected to a detailed analysis, and combined ion-solvent encounter configurations are presented which yield an electric field gradient strong enough to cause the observed effect.Part 1 was presented at the Faraday Discussion Ion-Ion and Ion-Solvent Interaction, Oxford, September 1977 (see ref. 1).     

A density functional study on magnetic exchange interaction between Mn(II) ion and nitronyl nitroxide radical in <Emphasis Type="Italic">trans</Emphasis>-and <Emphasis Type="Italic">cis</Emphasis>-metal-radical complexes

The magneto-structural correlation between a Mn(ll) ion, coordinated in an octahedral environment, and two nitronyl nitroxide radical ligands in trans- and cis-metal-radical complexes is investigated by the broken symmetry (BS) approach within density functional theory (DFT). The dependences of coupling constants J on three structural parameters: (i) bond angle θ (Mn-O-N (nitroxide)); (ii) rotating angle ψ, defined by the nitronyl nitroxide radical plane rotating around the axial Mn-O (nitroxide); (iii) bond distance R (Mn-O (nitroxide)) are directly calculated. Our calculations showed that both trans- and cis-Mn(ll)-radical complexes behave a stronger antiferromagnetic interaction, consistent with experiments. In view of molecular orbital theory, the direct exchanges, including σ-type and π-type exchanges, are responsible for the magnetic exchange pathways. There is a preferable linear correlation between the calculated coupling constants J and the overlap integral squares S b between the local magnetic orbitals at the various rotating angle ψ at the fixed bond angle θ and bond distance R, in both trans- and cis-Mn(ll)-radical complexes.     

Proton Relaxometry of Long-Lived Spin Order

A study of long-lived spin order in chlorothiophene carboxylates at both high and low magnetic fields is presented. Careful sample preparation (removal of dissolved oxygen in solution, chelating of paramagnetic impurities, reduction of convection) allows one to obtain very long-lived singlet order of the two coupled protons in chlorothiophene derivatives, having lifetimes of about 130 s in D₂O and 240 s in deuterated methanol, which are much longer than the T₁-relaxation times (18 and 30 s, respectively, at a field =9.4 T). In protonated solvents the relaxation times become shorter, but the lifetime is still substantially longer than . In addition, long-lived coherences are shown to have lifetimes as long as 30 s. Thiophene derivatives can be used as molecular tags to study slow transport, slow dynamics and slow chemical processes, as has been shown in recent years.