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    24 January 1995, Volume 11 Issue 1
    Articles
    Studies on the Reactivities of Undecatungstogallates Kn[GaW11O39M(H2O)]· xH2O(M=Mn, Co, Ni, Cu, Cr, Fe or Zn)
    LIU Jing-fu, ZHAN Xiao-peng, WANG Fu-quan, LI Guo-ping, YANG Qi-hua, WANG Jing-ping
    1995, 11(1):  1-8. 
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    ndecatungstogallates Kn[GaW11O39M(H2O)]· xH2O (M=Mn, Co, Ni, Cu,Cr, Fe or Zn) were prepared and their redox properties in solution were investigat-ed using polarographic and cyclic voltammographic methods.Experimental resultsindicated that the heteropolyanions underwent two-step, two-electron tungsten re-duction processes, and each reduction process was accompanied by protonation.The complexes of Cu and Mn exhibit voltammetric redox features corresponding toreduction of Cu to Cu and oxidation of Mn to Mn and Mn.The title het-eropolyanions show catalysis effect on olefin epoxidation by iodosylbenzene or hy-drogen peroxide.
    An Oscillation Condition for an Electrode-separatedPiezoelectric Sensor in Non-electrolyte Liquid
    SHEN Da-zhong, HUANG Ming-shan, LIN Song, NIE Li-hua, YAO Shou-zhuo
    1995, 11(1):  9-15. 
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    An oscillation condition was proposed and experimentally verified for an elec-troderaeparated piezoelectric sensor (ESPS) in non-electrolyte liquid, it was ex-pressed as Cs≥2RqωCo2/[Y+(1+Y2)1/2-2RqωCo, where Cs is the solution capaci-tance, Rq, Co and ω are the motional resistance, static capacitance and resonant an-gle frequency of the crystal, respectively.And Y=tgθ, where θ is the phase shift inthe oscillator.The relationships between the minimum cell constant needed for ES-PS to oscillate and each of the following parameters, permittivity, density and vis-cosity of the liquid as well as the oscillator phase shift were discussed.The″ cease-to-oscillate″ frequency of ESPS was measured.The oscillation ability of ESPSin-creases with increasing permittivity or decreasing density and viscosity of the liq-uid.An oscillator with a larger Yvalue is helpful to drive ESPS.
    Fluorescence Enhancement of Samarium-Thenoyl-trifluoroacetone-CetyltrimethylammoniumBromide-Triton X-100 by Scandium
    ZHU Gui-yun, LIU Ping, SI Zhi-kun, HU Jing-tian
    1995, 11(1):  16-21. 
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    A fluorescence enhancement phenomenon shown by adding scandium ion to thesamarium-thenoyltrifluoroacetone (TTA)-cetyltrimethylammonium bromide(CTMAB)-Triton X-100(TX-100) system was observed and the effect of the condi-tions on the system was studied in detail.The excitation and emission wavelengthswere 370 nm, 565 nm, 603 nm and 645 nm, respectively.The optimum conditionsforming Sm-Sc-TTA-CTMAB-TX-100 system were that the concentration of Sc3+was equal to 5.0× 10-5 mol/L, pH was 7.7.Under these conditions, the fluores-cence intensity can be increased about 10 times higher than that of the system con-taining no Sc3+, and it was a linear function of the concentration of samariumn therange of 1.0 × 10-9-4.0 × 10-7 mol/L.The detection limit was 6.0 ×10-10 mol/L.This system was used for the spectrofluorimetric determination of samarium withsatisfactory results.The nature of enhanced fluorescence was explained using in-tramolecular and intermolecular energy transfer theory.
    Direct Electron-transfer Reaction of Cytochrome Cat a Bare Spectrographic Graphite Electrode
    YU Ai-min, CHEN Hong-yuan, HAN Ji-lin
    1995, 11(1):  22-27. 
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    The electrochemistry of cytochrome Cwas investigated at a spectrographicgraphite electrode.In phosphate buffer solution (pH= 7.0), cytochrome Cshowedstable and quasi-reversible response.The formal potential Eo' was 0.015 V (at 25℃, vs.SCE) and the heterogeneous electron transfer rate constant ks obtainedvaried form 1.10×10-3 cm · s-1 to 1.80k×10-3 cm · s-1.The thermodynamic pa-rameters of the electron transfer reaction of cvtochrome Cwas also estimated.Fur-thermore, the effect of the various electrode surface states on the electrochemistryof cytochrome Cwas discussed.
    Two Novel Cell Division Type PGRs
    LI Zheng-ming, QIAO Li-xin, ZHAO Zhong-ren, LIU Tian-lin
    1995, 11(1):  28-31. 
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    Twenty-eight new N-2-thiazolyl and thiazolinyl-N'-substituted phenylureaswere synthesized by the reaction of the heterocycles and substituted phenyl iso-cyanates.Their cytokinin activity was examined by cucumber cotyledon expansionbioassay.N-thiazolyl and N-thiazolinyl-N'-(m-chlorophenyl )-ureas showed a goodPGRactivity in comparison to Kinetin.The structure/activity relationship was dis-cussed.
    Synthesis and Structure of R- ( + )-CamphorDerived N-Propionyl Sultam
    HUANG Jin-xia, PAN Yi-Jun, XU Zhang-huang, CHEN Liao-rong, LUO Bao-sheng
    1995, 11(1):  32-38. 
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    A potential chiral auxilliary, (+)-camphor derived N-propionyl sultam, wassynthesized from (+ )-camphor-10-sulphonyl chloride in four steps with enan-tiomerical purity.The molecular and crystal structures of the title compound weredetermined by single crystal diffraction analysis.The crystal belongts to monoclin-ic, space group P21 with cell dimentions a= 1.0502(4), b= 0.7252(1 ), c= 0.9363(2) nm, β= 108.3(5), V = 0.677 nm3, F(000) = 292 and Z= 2.The structuralcharacteristics with respect to the potential utility for the stereoselective alkylationat a-carbon of the N-propionyl group are discussed and explained based on 1H-, 13C-NMR.MS and X-ray analysis.
    Alkylation of Benzene with Propene over Hβ Zeolite──The Effect of Reaction Conditionson the Distribution of Products
    MA Jun, SHEN Jian-ping, SUN Tie, JIANG Da-zhen
    1995, 11(1):  39-44. 
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    The effects of reaction temperature, flow rate of carrier gas, space velocity andbenzene to propene ratio on the alkylation of benzene with propene over Hβ zeolitewere investigated.At lower flow rate of carrier gas and space velocity, higher ben-zene to propene ratio the formation of cumene is favoured due to the difference be-tween rates of reactions of the alkylation of benzene (or cumene) with propene andthe alkyltranslation of diisopropylbenzene with benzene.The propylbenzene is pro-duced directly by the alkylation of benzene with propene.
    Studies on Solid State Reactions of Coordination Compounds (LXXI)──Solid State Reactions of o-Aminobenzoic Acid withCopper (Ⅱ) Acetate and Formate at Room Temperature
    ZHENG Li-min, LIN Jian-jun, FU Yan, XIN Xin-quan
    1995, 11(1):  45-49. 
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    Solid state reactions of o-aminobenzoic acid (HOAB) with Cu (OAc)2·H2O,Cu(HCOO)2·4H2O, anhydrous Cu(OAc)2 and Cu (HCOO)2 at room or close toroom temperature have been investigated.The product Cu(OAB)2 with a high yieldwas synthesized very conveniently compared witb the solution phase method.Thekinetic behavior was studied by means of the isothermal electrical conductivity mea-surement.The reactivity was found to decrease in the order : Cu(OAc)2· H2O>Cu(OAc)2>Cu(HCOO)2·4H2O>Cu(HCOO)2, which was attributable to the crystalstructures of the copper salts.
    EHMO Studies of Chemisorbed Dioxygen Specieson Na2O and K2O and of Their Interactionwith CH4 and CH3-Radical
    SU Qiao-Juan, ZHANG Hong-bin, ZHOU Tai-jin, LIU Yu-da, LIN Guo-dong, TSAI Khi-rui
    1995, 11(1):  50-57. 
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    With an improved EHMOmethod, three modes (flat-lying, vertical, and in-clined insertion) for adsorption and activation of dioxygen on (100), (110) and(111) surfaces of Na2Oand of K,Ohave been exaniinecl, and the interaction ofthese dioxygen adspecies with CH4 and with CH3·(radical) from gas pliase liasbeen investigated.The results indicate that both oxides tend to forni less cliargedadspecies of dioxygen, with the flat-lying adsorption on (110) surface most favor-able energetically.All these cliemisorbed dioxygen species are capable of interactingeffectively with CH4 and Abstract ing one hydrogen atom from the CH4 molecule andtheir tendencies to reassociate with CH3 ·, which would easily lead to deep oxida-tion of the fragments of hydrocarbons, are enhanced with inereasing negativecliarges on them.In comparison with Na2O, K2Ohas a little stronger tendency tostabilize less charged dioxygen adspecies; this has a close relation with the knownexperimental fact that K+ showed better promoting effect than Na+ in improving C2-selectivity in methane oxidative coupling (MOC ).
    Time-Resolved Photoluminescence Spectra of Porous Si
    FEI Hao-sheng, HAN Li, CHE Yan-long, NIE Rui-juan, LI Tie-jin
    1995, 11(1):  58-63. 
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    The photoluminescence spectra of porous Si have been studied.Its timere-solved luminescence spectra show a red shift of luminescencc peak with increasingdelay time after exciting and a nonexponential decay.Several spectral bands withdifferent Gaussian center appear by means of the decomposition of a spetrum.Theresuits of our experiments show quantum confined characters in porous Si, and wespeculate that the short wavelength band at 465 nm is the direct band froni P15 to P25.
    Synthesis and 183W NMR Characterizationof β-[(CeO )3 (SiW9O34)2]14- Heteropolyanion
    MENG Lu, LIU Jing-fu
    1995, 11(1):  64-66. 
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    A Novel Method of the Preparation ofChemically Modified Electrodes
    LI Gen-xi, LIAO Xiang-min, FANG Hui-qun, CHEN Hong-yuan
    1995, 11(1):  67-70. 
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    Synthesis of (2E)-α,β-Unsaturated AmidesCatalyzed by Micro Palladium Under Solid-LiquidPhase-Transfer Conditions
    DU Jin-xing, HUANG Xian
    1995, 11(1):  71-74. 
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    Structural and Antileukemic Studies ofIndirubin Derivatives
    TIAN Fa-an, LI Chun-min, LI Dai-yu, GUO Yun-hong, ZHOU Zong-hua, MAO Zhi-hua
    1995, 11(1):  75-78. 
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    Anticancer Drugs (V)─ Synthesis of Etoposide Derivatives
    TIAN Xuan, YAN Ze-qun, LI Jin-xin, CHEN Yao-zu, MU Xiao-qin
    1995, 11(1):  79-83. 
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    The Investigation of Oxygen Absorptionover LaOF by Means of Raman Spectroscopy
    ZHOU Xiao-ping, CHAO Zi-sheng, WANG Shui-ju, WAN Hui-lin, Tsai Khi-Rui
    1995, 11(1):  84-86. 
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    Chemical Modification of EVA for DrugRelease Application
    HU Yun-hua, ZHUO Ren-xi
    1995, 11(1):  87-90. 
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Jihong YU
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