高场磁共振成像1H/31P双调谐射频线圈研究进展

在众多可产生磁共振现象的原子核中,¹H核凭借其在生物体中含量高、磁共振信号强的优势,成为磁共振成像的主要研究对象．但其它杂核在生命科学相关研究中同样具有不可替代的独特性,如³¹P核广泛参与了生物体内的能量代谢过程,是非质子成像研究领域的重要内容．MRI向更高场强的发展使得杂核成像逐渐普及,其核心部件是高质量的¹H/³¹P双调谐射频线圈．本文总结了与¹H/³¹P双调谐射频线圈相关的研究与应用,展示了9.4 T下小鼠脑的质子磁共振成像及磁共振磷谱,并讨论了高场¹H/³¹P双调谐射频线圈的潜在应用价值．     

超疏水表面液滴的振动特性及其与液滴体积的关系

超疏水表面液滴的振动特性与接触线的移动、液滴体积、基底振幅等因素密切相关.本文在基底振幅较小且恒定的条件下,研究了超疏水表面液滴的共振振幅、模式区间、共振频率等振动特性及其与液滴体积(20—500μL)的关系.此外,将基于一般性疏水表面建立的Noblin共振频率计算模型应用于超疏水表面,并提出“虚驻点”的概念,借此对模型进行了误差分析和修正.研究表明:1)共振时,液滴高度变化率即比振幅随体积增大而增大,随阶数增大而减小;2)各模式区间的起止频率首尾相接,其范围随体积增大而减小;3)液滴体积越大,共振频率越小,随着阶数增大,共振频率f与体积V的关系趋于f-V^–0.4,不同于一般性疏水表面上的f-V^–0.5;4)直接应用Noblin模型计算共振频率会产生较大误差,主要原因在于液滴表面波波段数量统计存在较大偏差,而修正后的模型可以准确计算超疏水表面大体积液滴的共振频率.     

外型和内型C-2位单取代降冰片烯衍生物的核磁共振波谱研究

C-2位单取代降冰片烯衍生物中降冰片烯环存在各向异性,且多数为外型和内型异构体的混合物,导致其结构解析困难.针对这一问题,本文在制备了单一构型的C-2位羧基和羟甲基取代的降冰片烯衍生物的基础上,利用¹H NMR、DEPT135、¹H-¹H COSY、¹H-¹³C HMQC、¹H-¹H NOESY谱和相应的耦合裂分信息,对外型-5-降冰片烯-2-羧酸、内型-5-降冰片烯-2-羧酸、外型-5-降冰片烯-2-甲醇和内型-5-降冰片烯-2-甲醇的¹H和¹³C NMR信号进行归属,并探讨了降冰片烯衍生物的取代基种类及空间构型对¹H NMR化学位移的影响.     

核磁共振磁体超导接头工艺研究进展

高度稳定的磁场对于核磁共振（NMR）波谱仪至关重要.为了保持磁场的稳定性,高质量的超导接头必不可少.它在过去几十年中,受到NMR超导磁体研究人员的广泛关注.本文从五个部分介绍了超导接头技术的研究进展：第一部分简要介绍了NMR超导磁体和超导接头的发展;第二部分概述了低温超导体材料之间超导接头的研究进展;第三部分介绍了高温超导体材料之间的接头;第四部分讨论了有关超导接头电阻的测量技术;最后,提出了对超导接头技术研究的展望.     

低场核磁共振短死时间射频线圈与射频开关的设计

本文以核磁共振（NMR）射频线圈振铃信号产生原理为对象进行分析研究,提出了一种适用于低场环境下由环状间隙腔线圈与螺线管线圈构成的收发分离式短死时间射频线圈设计方案,采用优化调谐匹配网络提高发射效率;根据射频线圈方案需求设计了快速切换的射频开关及驱动．在此基础上依据仿真结果制作了短死时间射频线圈,并应用于自主研制的低场9.51 MHz便携式NMR谱仪系统,进行NMR实验,结果显示可将收发切换时间缩短至10 μs以内,验证了该设计方案的可行性．     

固体核磁共振技术在锡硅分子筛表征中的应用

生物质等绿色资源的高效转化利用是催化科学的重要发展方向.锡硅分子筛因具有优良的催化性能而得到相关研究者的普遍关注.准确构建催化剂活性中心结构/酸性与催化反应性能之间的构效关系是新型高效催化剂设计与研发的基础.固体核磁共振（NMR）是研究分子筛活性中心局域结构、酸特性与催化反应机理的重要手段.本文简述了近年来固体NMR技术在锡硅分子筛研究领域的一系列主要进展,并进行了展望.     

Synthesis,characterization, speciation and biological studies on metal chelates of 1-benzoyl(1,2,4-triazol-3-yl)thiourea

Proton-ligand association constants of 1-benzoyl(1,2,4-triazol-3-yl)thiourea (BTTU) and its complex formation constants with some bivalent metal ions Ni(II), Co(II), Mn(II), Zn(II), and Cu(II), have been determined potentiometrically in 50% EtOH–H₂O and 0.1 M NaNO₃. The complexes formed in solution have a stoichiometry of 1:1 and 1:2 [M:L], where M represents the metal ion and L the BTTU ligand. The corresponding thermodynamic parameters are derived and discussed. The complexes are stabilized by enthalpy changes and the results suggest that complexation is an enthalpy-driven process. The effects of metal ion, ionic radius, electronegativity, and nature of ligand on the formation constants are discussed. The formation constants of the complexes with 3d transition metals follow the order Mn²⁺ < Co²⁺ < Ni²⁺ < Cu²⁺ > Zn²⁺. The metal complexes were synthesized and characterized by elemental analyses, conductance, IR, ¹H NMR, and magnetic measurements. The low magnetic moment of 0.11 BM for the Cu(II) complex is suggestive of dimerization through Cu–Cu interaction. The concentration distribution diagrams of the complexes were evaluated. The ligands and their metal complexes have been screened in vitro against some bacteria and fungi.     

Characterization of Gasoline by 1H Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Chemometrics

Automotive fuel adulteration is an old and significant problem. One common type of fuel adulteration is the addition of diesel to gasoline. Unsupervised models were developed through hierarchical cluster and principal component analysis models. Supervised models through partial least square discriminant analysis using ¹H nuclear magnetic resonance spectra as the input were used to classify samples as adulterated or unadulterated. Quantitative models were developed using partial least squares to determine the gasoline and diesel concentrations in the samples. This set contained samples composed of pure gasoline and anhydrous ethanol reproducing commercial gasoline and other samples treated with diesel. Hierarchical cluster and principal component analysis did not distinguish between adulterated and unadulterated samples except for the most adulterated materials. However, partial least square discriminant analysis classified 100% of the samples correctly. The partial least square algorithm provided excellent regression models for the gasoline and diesel content. The determination coefficient was 0.9920 for both models, whereas the root mean square error of cross-validation and root mean square error of prediction for the diesel model were 2.32 and 1.42%, respectively, and 2.40 and 1.38% for the gasoline model.     

Determination of Volatile Organic Compounds by a Novel Polymer Spin-Coated Thin Film and Surface Plasmon Resonance

Here, the synthesis, characterization, and volatile organic compound (VOCs) sensing of a 1,3-dimethyl polyphenylene vinylene polymer is reported. The synthesis was performed by a Witting condensation through the reaction of 1,4-terphthaldehyde with the phosphonium chloride of meta-xylene. The material was characterized by infrared spectroscopy, elemental analysis, and thermogravimetric analyses. Thin films of the polymer were prepared by spin coating at speeds from 1000 to 5000?rpm. Ultraviolet–visible spectroscopy and surface plasmon resonance were used to characterize the spin-coated films. The thicknesses of the films were estimated by fitting the curves and were between 4.5 and 24.5?nm depending on the speed. The refractive index of the new polymer was 1.72. The polymer spin-coated films were exposed to volatile organic vapors to characterize their sensing properties by surface plasmon resonance as a function of time. The results showed that the new material responded rapidly, sensitively, and reversibly to VOCs.     

Theoretical Study of Substituent Effects on Geometric and Spectroscopic Parameters (IR, 13C, 29Si NMR) and Energy Decomposition Analysis of the Bonding in Molybdenum Silylidyne Complexes CpMo(CO)2(≡Si‐para‐C6H4X)

In this study, we report the substituent effect on the structures, frontier orbital analysis, and spectroscopic properties (IR , ¹³C , ²⁹Si NMR ) in the molybdenum silylidyne complexes CpMo (CO )₂(≡Si‐para ‐C₆H₄X ) (X = H, F, Cl, CN , NO₂ , Me, OMe , NH₂ , NHMe ) using MPW1PW91 quantum chemical calculations. The calculated structural parameters and spectral parameters are compatible with the experimental values in similar complexes. The nature of the chemical bond between the [Cp(OC ) ₂Mo ]⁻ and [Si‐para ‐C₆H₄X ]⁺ fragments was explored with energy decomposition analysis (EDA ). The percentage composition in terms of the defined groups of frontier orbitals for CpMo (CO )₂(≡Si‐para ‐C₆H₄X ) complexes was investigated to explore the character of the metal–ligand bonds. The linear correlations between the properties and Hammett constants (σ _p) were illustrated. Natural bond orbital analysis (NBO ) was used to illustrate the electronic structure of the complexes.