In the presence of alkali nitrite and carbonate,some nitrobenzenes subs- tituted by strongly electron withdrawing group undergo a self condensation in an aprotic polar sotvent to give symmetrical disubstituted dipheny...In the presence of alkali nitrite and carbonate,some nitrobenzenes subs- tituted by strongly electron withdrawing group undergo a self condensation in an aprotic polar sotvent to give symmetrical disubstituted diphenyl ethers in good yields.A possible mechanism is discussed,the nucteophilic aromatic substitution S_NAr and S_(Ru)Ar may occur simultaneously.展开更多
An increased global supply of minerals is essential to meet the needs and expectations of a rapidly rising world population. This implies extraction from greater depths. Autonomous mining systems, developed through su...An increased global supply of minerals is essential to meet the needs and expectations of a rapidly rising world population. This implies extraction from greater depths. Autonomous mining systems, developed through sustained R&D by equipment suppliers, reduce miner exposure to hostile work environments and increase safety. This places increased focus on "ground control" and on rock mechanics to define the depth to which minerals may be extracted economically. Although significant efforts have been made since the end of World War II to apply mechanics to mine design, there have been both technological and organizational obstacles. Rock in situ is a more complex engineering material than is typically encountered in most other engineering disciplines. Mining engineering has relied heavily on empirical procedures in design for thousands of years. These are no longer adequate to address the challenges of the 21st century, as mines venture to increasingly greater depths. The development of the synthetic rock mass (SRM) in 2008 provides researchers with the ability to analyze the deformational behavior of rock masses that are anisotropic and discontinuous-attributes that were described as the defining characteristics of in situ rock by Leopold Mfiller, the president and founder of the International Society for Rock Mechanics (ISRM), in 1966. Recent developments in the numerical modeling of large-scale mining operations (e.g., caving) using the SRM reveal unanticipated deformational behavior of the rock. The application of massive parallelization and cloud computational techniques offers major opportunities: for example, to assess uncertainties in numerical predictions: to establish the mechanics basis for the empirical rules now used in rock engineering and their validity for the prediction of rock mass behavior beyond current experience: and to use the discrete element method (DEM) in the optimization of deep mine design. For the first time, mining-and rock engineering-will have its own mechanics-based Ulaboratory." This promises to be a major tool in future planning for effective mining at depth. The paper concludes with a discussion of an opportunity to demonstrate the application of DEM and SRM procedures as a laboratory, by back-analysis of mining methods used over the 80-year history of the Mount Lvell Copper Mine in Tasmania.展开更多
Precise control over the morphology,nanostructure,composition,and particle size of molecularly organic-inorganic hybrid mesoporous organosilica nanoparticles (MONs) still remains a major challenge,which severely res...Precise control over the morphology,nanostructure,composition,and particle size of molecularly organic-inorganic hybrid mesoporous organosilica nanoparticles (MONs) still remains a major challenge,which severely restricts their broad applications.In this work an efficient bridged organic group-determined growth strategy has been proposed for the facile synthesis of highly dispersed and uniform MONs with multifarious Janus morphologies,nanostructures,organic-inorganic hybrid compositions,and particle sizes,which can be easily controlled simply by varying the bridged organic groups and the concentration of bis-silylated organosilica precursors used in the synthesis.In addition,the formation mechanism of Janus MONs determined by the bridged organic group has been discussed.Based on the specific structures,compositions,and asymmetric morphologies,all the synthesized Janus MONs with hollow structures (JHMONs) demonstrate excellent performances in nanomedicine as desirable drug carriers with high drug-loading efficiencies/capacities,pH-responsive drug releasing,and enhanced therapeutic efficiencies,as attractive contrastenhanced contrast agents for ultrasound imaging,and as excellent bilirubin adsorbents with noticeably high adsorption capacities and high blood compatibilities.The developed versatile synthetic strategy and the obtained JHMONs are extremely important in the development and applications of MONs,particularly in the areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology.展开更多
基金Supported by the Education Department of Ministry of Metatturgical Industry of PRC.
文摘In the presence of alkali nitrite and carbonate,some nitrobenzenes subs- tituted by strongly electron withdrawing group undergo a self condensation in an aprotic polar sotvent to give symmetrical disubstituted diphenyl ethers in good yields.A possible mechanism is discussed,the nucteophilic aromatic substitution S_NAr and S_(Ru)Ar may occur simultaneously.
文摘An increased global supply of minerals is essential to meet the needs and expectations of a rapidly rising world population. This implies extraction from greater depths. Autonomous mining systems, developed through sustained R&D by equipment suppliers, reduce miner exposure to hostile work environments and increase safety. This places increased focus on "ground control" and on rock mechanics to define the depth to which minerals may be extracted economically. Although significant efforts have been made since the end of World War II to apply mechanics to mine design, there have been both technological and organizational obstacles. Rock in situ is a more complex engineering material than is typically encountered in most other engineering disciplines. Mining engineering has relied heavily on empirical procedures in design for thousands of years. These are no longer adequate to address the challenges of the 21st century, as mines venture to increasingly greater depths. The development of the synthetic rock mass (SRM) in 2008 provides researchers with the ability to analyze the deformational behavior of rock masses that are anisotropic and discontinuous-attributes that were described as the defining characteristics of in situ rock by Leopold Mfiller, the president and founder of the International Society for Rock Mechanics (ISRM), in 1966. Recent developments in the numerical modeling of large-scale mining operations (e.g., caving) using the SRM reveal unanticipated deformational behavior of the rock. The application of massive parallelization and cloud computational techniques offers major opportunities: for example, to assess uncertainties in numerical predictions: to establish the mechanics basis for the empirical rules now used in rock engineering and their validity for the prediction of rock mass behavior beyond current experience: and to use the discrete element method (DEM) in the optimization of deep mine design. For the first time, mining-and rock engineering-will have its own mechanics-based Ulaboratory." This promises to be a major tool in future planning for effective mining at depth. The paper concludes with a discussion of an opportunity to demonstrate the application of DEM and SRM procedures as a laboratory, by back-analysis of mining methods used over the 80-year history of the Mount Lvell Copper Mine in Tasmania.
基金We greatly acknowledge financial support from the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No. 2016YFA0203700), Shanghai Natural Science Foundation (No. 16ZR1440300), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 61275208, 51302293, and 51672303), Shanghai Rising-Star Program (No. 14QA1404100), Youth Innovation Promotion Associa- tion of the Chinese Academy of Sdences (No. 2013169) and Development Fund for Shanghai Talents (2015).
文摘Precise control over the morphology,nanostructure,composition,and particle size of molecularly organic-inorganic hybrid mesoporous organosilica nanoparticles (MONs) still remains a major challenge,which severely restricts their broad applications.In this work an efficient bridged organic group-determined growth strategy has been proposed for the facile synthesis of highly dispersed and uniform MONs with multifarious Janus morphologies,nanostructures,organic-inorganic hybrid compositions,and particle sizes,which can be easily controlled simply by varying the bridged organic groups and the concentration of bis-silylated organosilica precursors used in the synthesis.In addition,the formation mechanism of Janus MONs determined by the bridged organic group has been discussed.Based on the specific structures,compositions,and asymmetric morphologies,all the synthesized Janus MONs with hollow structures (JHMONs) demonstrate excellent performances in nanomedicine as desirable drug carriers with high drug-loading efficiencies/capacities,pH-responsive drug releasing,and enhanced therapeutic efficiencies,as attractive contrastenhanced contrast agents for ultrasound imaging,and as excellent bilirubin adsorbents with noticeably high adsorption capacities and high blood compatibilities.The developed versatile synthetic strategy and the obtained JHMONs are extremely important in the development and applications of MONs,particularly in the areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology.