SIH_4激光等离子体氢光谱线的加宽机制

本工作用光学多道分析仪测量了SIH4激光等离子体内氢光谱线的线型 ,通过对氢谱线加宽机制的讨论 ,得到其主要加宽机制为Stark加宽的结论。利用理论线型和实验线型的拟合 ,测量了SIH4激光等离子体的两个主要参量———电子密度和等离子体温度 。

激光光谱学

O433.54 2003042455SIH4激光等离子体氢光谱线的加宽机制=Study of thebroadening mechanism of H spectral lines in SIH4 laser plasma[刊,中]/张贵银（华北电力大学.河北,保定（071003））,靳一东∥激光杂志.-2002,23（1）.-50-51用光学多道分析测量了SIH4激光等离子体内氢光谱线的线型,通过对氢谱线加宽机制的讨论,得到其主要加宽机制为Stark加宽的结论。利用理论线型和实验线型的拟合,测量了SIH4激光等离子体的两个主要参量-电子密度和等离子体温度,结果与已有报道一致。图3参7（李瑞琴）

Propane Dehydrogenation on PtSnNa/AlSBA-15 Catalyst:Influence of Tin as a Promoter

PtSnNa/AlSBA-15 catalysts with different amounts of Sn were prepared for propane dehydrogenation.The catalysts were characterized by XRF,BET,H2 chemisorption,NH3-TPD,H2-TPR,and TPO techniques.Test results indicated that the presence of tin not only modified the acid function and the interfacial character between metal and support,but also reduced the coke deposition effectively.Among these catalysts investigated thereby,the PtSn(0.7%)Na/AlSBA-15 catalyst had the best catalytic performance in terms of propane conversion and stability.With the continuous addition of Sn,more amounts of Sn0 species appeared,which was unfavorable to the reaction.The PtSn(0.7%)Na/AlSBA-15 catalyst was parametrically characterized in order to obtain necessary information to integrate the process operating conditions.A weight hourly space velocity of 3 h-1,a reaction temperature of 610 ℃ and a H2/C3H8 molar ratio of 0.25 were found to be optimum conditions for achieving a higher dehydrogenation activity of the catalyst.

Preparation of Bi_2WO_6 Photocatalyst and Its Application in the Photocatalytic Oxidative Desulfurization

A type of visible light photocatalyst Bi2WO6 was prepared from Bi(NO3)3.5H2O and Na2WO4.2H2O by means of hydrothermal method and was characterized by UV-vis diffuse reflectance spectrometry and XRD.Oxidative desulfurization via photocatalysis was investigated using thiophene dissolved in octane as the model compound,with hydrogen peroxide used as the oxidant.The effects of hydrogen peroxide mass fraction,irradiation time,dosage of photocatalyst Bi2WO6 on the desulfurization efficiency were also investigated.Under suitable conditions,the desulfurization rate of model compound reached over 70%.

Alumina Supported Vanadium Oxide Catalysts for Residue Hydrotreating

In order to evaluate the role of vanadium in the hydrogenation (HYD) reaction, a series of alumina supported vanadium catalysts were prepared and characterized by SEM, XRD, Raman spectrometry, 51V NMR, XPS, as well as TPR analyses. The catalytic performance of vanadium in HYD of model molecules (naphthalene) and real feedstock (Kuwait atmospheric residue) was studied after sulfidation of the catalysts. It can be concluded that the HYD capabilities of V/Al2O3 catalysts are lower than that of conventional NiMo/Al2O3 catalyst (RefNiMo). The V/Al2O3 catalysts can only facilitate hydrogenation of the first ring of naphthalene, but have little effect on the further hydrogenation of tetralin. Owing to the different forms of metals and sulfur compounds in residue, the weak HYD activity of V/Al2O3 catalysts is able to facilitate the HDM reaction of the residue, albeit with a slight effect on HDS activity.

Effect of Mischmetal Addition on Catalytic Performance of PtSnNa/ZSM-5 for Propane Dehydrogenation

The influence of mischmetal addition on physicochcmical properties of PtSnNa/ZSM-5 catalyst was studied by means of XRF, H2 chemisorption, XRD, TPR, NH3-TPD and TPO techniques. The results showed that the presence of mischmetal had an obvious impact on the catalytic performance of the PtSnNa/ZSM-5 catalyst. A suitable content of mischmetal not only could enhance the interactions between Pt species and the support, but also inhibit the formation of coke during the reaction, thus improving the catalytic activity and stability. In our experiments, when the content of mischmetal was 3m%, the catalyst exhibited best catalytic performance. However, the continuous addition of mischmetal could promote the reduction of Sn species to metallic tin, which was disadvantageous to the reaction.

Engineering the heterogeneous interfaces of inverse opals to boost charge transfer for efficient solar water splitting

Herein,we report a three-dimensional porous TiO_(2)/Fe_(2)TiO_(5)/Fe_(2)O_(3)(TFF)inverse opal through in situ thermal solid reactions for photoelectrochemical water splitting.The Fe_(2)TiO_(5) interfacial layer within TFF acting as a bridge to tightly connect to TiO_(2) and Fe_(2)O_(3) reduces the interfacial charge transfer resistance,and suppresses the bulk carrier recombination.The optimized TFF displays a remarkable photocurrent density of 0.54mAcm^(-2) at 1.23V vs.reversible hydrogen electrode(RHE),which is 25 times higher than that of TiO_(2)/Fe_(2)O_(3)(TF)inverse opal(0.02mAcm^(-2) at 1.23V vs.RHE).The charge transfer rate in TFF inverse opal is 2-8 times higher than that of TF in the potential range of 0.7-1.5V vs.RHE.The effects of the Fe_(2)TiO_(5) interfacial layer are further revealed by X-ray absorption spectroscopy and intensity-modulated photocurrent spectroscopy.This work offers an interfacial engineering protocol to improve charge separation and transfer for efficient solar water splitting.

Self-assemblies of plasmonic gold/layered double hydroxides with highly efficient antiviral effect against the hepatitis B virus

Engineering complex nanocomposites that specifically target the hepatitis B virus （HBV） and overcome the limitations of current therapies such as limited efficacy and serious side effects is very challenging. Here, for the first time, the antiviral effect of engineered plasmonic gold and layered double hydroxide self-assemblies （AuNPs/LDHs） is demonstrated, using HBV as a model virus and hepatoma-derived HepG2.2.215 ceils for viral replication, assembly, and secretion of infectious virions and subviral particles. AuNPs/LDHs were obtained by a simple, cost-effective procedure in which small AuNPs （-3.5 nm） were directly obtained and organized on the surface of larger LDH nanoparticles （-150 nm） by exploiting the capability of MgLDH, ZnLDH, and MgFeLDH to manifest their ＂structural memory＂ in the aqueous solution of Au（O2CCH3）3. The self-assembly approach of AuNPs and LDHs was assessed by transmission electron microscopy （TEM）, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy （XPS）, powder X-ray diffraction （PXRD）, and UV-Vis analysis （UV-Vis）. All AuNPs/LDHs tested reduced the amount of viral and subviral particles released from treated cells by up to 80% and exhibited good cytocompatibility. AuNPs/MgFeLDH showed the highest antiviral HBV response with more than 90% inhibition of HBV secretion for the whole concentration range. Preliminary studies on the mechanism of HBV inhibition reveals that in the presence of AuNPs/LDHs, HBV particles are sequestered within the treated cells. The antiviral and low cytotoxic plasmonic properties of these Au/LDH nanocomposites indicate that they hold significant potential to be tailored as novel efficient therapeutics for the treatment of hepatitis B.