Study on the thermal stability of a chiral stationary phase coated on capillaries for GC

A chiral stationary phase prepared by bonding L -valine-t-butylamide to XE-60 has been coated on glass and metal capillaries. The performances of the chiral glass and metal columns were equivalent to those of commercial fused silica capillary columns. The thermal stability of the glass column was examined up to 280°C. It was found that no appreciable change in separation factor (α value) was observed up to 230°C. The α values gradually decreased between 240 and 260°C, and enantiomer separation was no longer achieved at 280°C. It was concluded that the allowable upper limit temperature of the chiral stationary phase is between 230 and 240°C in the isothermal mode, and ca 260°C in temperature-programmed mode.     

一些金属氧化物在TiO_2(锐钛矿)载体上的分散 嵌入模型的应用

一些金属氧化物在ＴｉＯ２（锐钛矿）载体上的分散＊嵌入模型的应用徐斌董林陈懿（南京大学化学系亚微观固态化学研究所，南京２１００９３）关键词嵌入模型，金属氧化物，分散容量，锐钛矿我们曾以γ－Ａｌ２Ｏ３，ＣｅＯ２和ＳｉＯ２为载体研究了离子化合物的分散，认为...     

金属基底上吡咯光电化学聚合的研究

近年来,国内外对聚吡咯已进行广泛的研究,主要内容包括:电化学聚合,机理与结构表征,电化学氧化还原性质,聚吡咯的化学修饰。最近报导了半导体上吡咯的光电化学聚合。我们在低于吡咯电聚合电位下观察到聚吡咯的Raman讯号。本文研究在中性溶液中金属基底上吡咯的光电化学聚合,以及光源波长、强度和介质等因素的影响。     

MnRe(CO)10: A review of the chemical and physical properties of a simple heterobimetallic non-bridged dimer

A review of the chemical and physical properties of MnRe(CO)₁₀ and its derivatives has been undertaken. This heterobimetallic complex is one of the simplest complexes known which contains a bond between two different metals and does not contain bridging groups. The review has revealed that high yield synthetic strategies are known for this complex and the synthetic strategies have bearing for the synthesis of other bimetallic complexes. Kinetic data suggest that information available on monometallic fragments can provide information on the reactivity trends expected for the dimer. However, the second metal is not a neutral spectator and provides a site forsecondary reactions eg for CO substitution. Data on the physical properties of the dimer are sparse and definitive statements ond _Mn-Re·v _Mn-Re, H_Mn-Re etc. cannot be made. This has significant implications for studies on related simple and complex dimer and cluster complexes.     

Exchange interactions in some low-dimensional metal dithiolene complexes

Low-dimensional systems are formed by planar metal dithiolene complexes which stack as columnar structures in the solid state. Stronger interactions among units within a chain leads to highly anisotropic magnetic properties. The magnetic effects are a manifestation of exchange interaction,J and can be studied through detailedepr techniques in conjunction with magnetic susceptibility and x-ray crystal structure. A brief review of such studies carried out mostly in our laboratory is presented along with the relevant background materials.     

Interactions between synthetic and indigenous naphthenic acids and divalent cations across oil–water interfaces: effects of addition of oil-soluble non-ionic surfactants

Interactions between naphthenic acids and divalent metal cations across model oil–alkaline water interfaces were investigated by correlating changes in dynamic interfacial tension (IFT), to plausible reaction mechanisms. The measurements were carried out by using a CAM 200 optical instrument, which is based on the pendant drop technique. The naphthenic acids used were synthesised model compounds as well as commercial acid mixtures from crude distillation and extracted acid fractions from a North Sea crude oil. The divalent cations involved Ca²⁺, Mg²⁺, Sr²⁺, and Ba²⁺, which are all common in co-produced formation water and naphthenate deposits. The results show that the dynamic IFT strongly depends on naphthenic acid structure, type of divalent cation, and the concentration of the compounds as well as the pH of the aqueous phase. Introducing divalent cations to systems involving saturated naphthenic acids caused mostly a permanent lowering of the IFT. The decline in IFT is due to electrostatic attraction forces across the interface between the cations in the aqueous phase and the carboxylic-groups at the o/w interface, which cause a higher interfacial density of naphthenic acid monomers. The permanent lowering in IFT is likely due to formation of positively charged monoacid complexes, which possess high interfacial activity. On the other hand, in the case of the aromatic model compounds, the cations affected the IFT differently. This is mainly discussed in light of degree of cation hydration and steric conditions. Various oil-soluble non-ionic surfactant mixtures were also introduced to systems involving a model naphthenic acid and Ca²⁺ in order to investigate how the interfacial competition affected the local interactions. Based on the behaviour of dynamic IFT, probable inhibition mechanisms are discussed.Electronic Supplementary Material Supplementary material is available for this article at     

Theoretical analysis of the performance of a model supercapacitor consisting of metal oxide nano-particles

The factors influencing the electrochemical behaviour of a supercapacitor have been partly examined in this work. The effects of so-called intrinsic parameters, i.e. exchange current density, unit cell length and double layer (DL) capacitance; as well as the so-called application parameters, i.e. cell current, on the cell potential discharge time have been considered. The contributions of each type of capacitors, DL capacitor and faradaic supercapacitor under various states of operation and material have been analyzed, and the competing (compensating) effects of the two types of capacitors as regards to the discharge and power characteristics manifested by current–potential and energy–power (Ragone plots) are elucidated.     

Permeation liquid membrane for trace metal speciation in natural waters. Transport of liposoluble Cu(II) complexes

In this paper, the transport of Cu(II) in the presence of lipophilic Cu(II) organic complexes through permeation liquid membranes (PLMs) have been investigated. In natural waters, small organic compounds, which form liposoluble neutral complexes with Cu(II), are potentially toxic and bioavailable. Hence, to understand the role of liposoluble Cu(II) complexes in natural waters, four organic ligands: phthalic acid, bipyridyl, pyrocatechol and hydroxyquinoline, which form uncharged or lipophilic Cu(II) complexes, were tested. The results showed that the transport of lipophilic Cu(II) complexes through PLM depends on the lipophilicity of the complex. Applications of PLMs in natural waters are presented.     

Room temperature deposition of nanocrystalline cadmium peroxide thin film by electrochemical route

Nanocrystalline cadmium peroxide thin film has been electrodeposited on indium doped tin oxide glass substrate from aqueous solution at room temperature. The grain size of the nanocrystals of the film is estimated from XRD and is about 14 nm. The deposits are decomposed at 228 °C by formation of CdO, releasing plentiful heat at same time. The band-gap of the nanocrystalline CdO film made from decomposition of electrodeposited CdO₂ is around 2.4 eV.