Conversion of endohedral <Superscript>133</Superscript>Xe-fullerene to endohedral <Superscript>133</Superscript>Xe-fullerenol to be used in nuclear medicine

Summary Hydrophilic endohedral ¹³³Xe-fullerenols, [¹³³Xe@C₆₀(OH)_xand ¹³³Xe@C₇₀(OH)_x], were synthesized from hydrophobic endohedral ¹³³Xe-fullerenes. The yield of endohedral ¹³³Xe-fullerenols extracted in water was about 40% and 23% for C₆₀and C₇₀, respectively. The products stored in 0.9% NaCl solution at 20 °C were stable enough to be used in nuclear medicine.     

Random walk properties of lattices and correlation factors for diffusion via the vacancy mechanism in crystals

Random walk properties and correlation factors for diffusion via the vacancy mechanism are calculated and compared for various three-dimensional lattices. By applying the theory of random walks on an imperfect lattice, the correlation factor for impurity diffusion is calculated rigorously for the five jump frequency model in the fee lattice.Presented at the Symposium on Random Walks, Gaithersburg, MD, June 1982.     

Production of endohedral 133Xe-fullerene by ion implantation

Ion implantation was applied to the production of endohedral ¹³³Xe-fullerene. Using an isotope separator, ¹³³Xe ions were implanted into a fullerene target of C₆₀ and C₇₀ produced by vacuum evaporation on a Ni backing. An HPLC analysis following dissolution of the fullerene targets in o-dichlorobenzene corroborated the formation of ¹³³Xe@C₆₀ and ¹³³Xe@C₇₀, showing a strong correlation between C₆₀/C₇₀ and ¹³³Xe. The observed tailing following ¹³³Xe peaks in the elution curves suggests a possibility of the isolation of endohedral ¹³³Xe-fullerene from empty fullerene.     

Application of Novel Glycosides Prepared with Odorless Benzenethiols in Glycosylation Reaction

p‐Dodecylbenzenethiol (1) and p‐octyloxybenzenethiol (2) were synthesized as new odorless benzenethiols. Moreover, preparation of novel 1‐thioglycosides using 1 and 2 as well as their application for glycosylation reactions was performed. As a result, it was found that these 1‐thio‐glycosides were excellent glycosyl donors, and especially 2‐thio‐sialoside prepared from 1 and 2 afforded the best result to date in terms of α‐ and β‐selectivity in the sialylation where only the single C‐3 hydroxyl group of acceptor D‐galactopyranoside was free. All procedures from the preparation of thioglycosides to glycosylation reaction were attainable under completely odorless conditions.     

电子封装、QFP和MCM热变形的实验及数值分析

0Introduction Anelectronicpackageisgenerallyconstructedwithanactivesiliconchip,mountisland,gold wires,leadframesandsoldersasshowninFig.1(a).Toprotectfromtheenvironment,thesilicon chipisusuallyencapsulatedinresin.SincethesematerialshavedifferentCTE(coeffic…     

Two-Dimensional Cellular Automata for Pseudo-Random Pattern Generators and for Highly Secure Stream Ciphers

Pseudo-random properties of a class of two-dimensional (2-D) 5-neighborhood cellular automata (CA), built around nonlinear (OR, AND) and linear (XOR) Boolean functions are studied. The site values at each step of the 2-D CA evolution are taken in parallel and form pseudo-random sequences, which satisfy the criteria established for pseudo random number generator (PRNG): long period, excellent random qualities, single bit error propagation (avalanche criteria), easy and fast generation of the random bits. A block-scheme for secure Stream Cipher based on 2-D CA is proposed. The 2-D CA based PRNG algorithm has simple structure, use space-invariant and local interconnections and can be easily realized in very large scale integration or parallel optoelectronic architectures.     

Calculation of the correlation time for motional narrowing of the 181Ta Mössbauer line due to hydrogen diffusion

The correlation time for motional narrowing of a Mössbauer resonance line (¹⁸¹Ta) by hydrogen diffusion has been calculated by applying the random walk theory. The correlation times τ_c are 12.546 541τ and 3.756 711τ for tetrahedral and octahedral occupancies, respectively, where τ is the mean residence time of a hydrogen atom.     

On the anomalous sound propagation of nematics just above the clearing point

The sound attenuation coefficient due to the critical fluctuations of the order parameter is formulated in the isotropic phase of nematics by taking account of the mode-coupling effects between the order parameter and the hydrodynamic shear mode. The result is compared with the available experimental data.