The visible‐light photoredox‐catalyzed carboxylation of benzyl chlorides and bromides with CO_(2) has been reported.With inexpensive organic dyes as photocatalysts and amines as electron donors,this carboxylation pr...The visible‐light photoredox‐catalyzed carboxylation of benzyl chlorides and bromides with CO_(2) has been reported.With inexpensive organic dyes as photocatalysts and amines as electron donors,this carboxylation proceeds well in the absence of sensitive organometallic reagents,transition metal catalysts,or metallic reductants.A wide range of commercially available and inexpensive benzyl halides undergo such carboxylation to give valuable aryl acetic acids,including several pharmaceutical molecules and drug precursors,in moderate to high yields.Moreover,this reaction features mild reaction conditions(one atmospheric pressure of CO_(2) and room temperature),broad substrate scope,good functional group tolerance,easy scalability,and low catalyst loading,thus providing an efficient approach for the assembly of aryl acetic acids.展开更多
To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG (FF/carboxyl PEG) for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles (NPs) of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitati...To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG (FF/carboxyl PEG) for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles (NPs) of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitation method, and then modified with carboxyl PEG. The iron content of FFs was determined by spectrophotometric method using o-phenanthroline. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was assessed by the sedimentation method. FF/carboxyl PEG was characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), infrared spectrometry (IR) and vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM). Heating effect of FF/carboxyl PEG was measured in an alternating magnetic field in vitro. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was much better than that of unmodified ferromagnetic fluid. FF/carboxyl PEG was proved to be composed of Fe304 by both XRD and IR. TEM showed that the ferromagnetic particles were well-dispersed. The average particle size was calculated as 5 nm by XRD. The saturation magnetization and residual magnetization of FF/carboxyl PEG were 47.01 and 3.41 emu/g, respectively. The coercive force was 6.70e. The specific absorption rate (SAR) of the FF/carboxyl PEG was 63.0 W/g[Fe]. The FF/carboxyl PEG shows the promise for hyperthermia of tumor.展开更多
文摘The visible‐light photoredox‐catalyzed carboxylation of benzyl chlorides and bromides with CO_(2) has been reported.With inexpensive organic dyes as photocatalysts and amines as electron donors,this carboxylation proceeds well in the absence of sensitive organometallic reagents,transition metal catalysts,or metallic reductants.A wide range of commercially available and inexpensive benzyl halides undergo such carboxylation to give valuable aryl acetic acids,including several pharmaceutical molecules and drug precursors,in moderate to high yields.Moreover,this reaction features mild reaction conditions(one atmospheric pressure of CO_(2) and room temperature),broad substrate scope,good functional group tolerance,easy scalability,and low catalyst loading,thus providing an efficient approach for the assembly of aryl acetic acids.
文摘To prepare and characterize the ferromagnetic fluid of Fe304 modified by carboxyl PEG (FF/carboxyl PEG) for hyperthermia of tumor, the magnetic nanoparticles (NPs) of Fe304 were prepared by chemical co-precipitation method, and then modified with carboxyl PEG. The iron content of FFs was determined by spectrophotometric method using o-phenanthroline. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was assessed by the sedimentation method. FF/carboxyl PEG was characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), infrared spectrometry (IR) and vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM). Heating effect of FF/carboxyl PEG was measured in an alternating magnetic field in vitro. The stability of FF/carboxyl PEG was much better than that of unmodified ferromagnetic fluid. FF/carboxyl PEG was proved to be composed of Fe304 by both XRD and IR. TEM showed that the ferromagnetic particles were well-dispersed. The average particle size was calculated as 5 nm by XRD. The saturation magnetization and residual magnetization of FF/carboxyl PEG were 47.01 and 3.41 emu/g, respectively. The coercive force was 6.70e. The specific absorption rate (SAR) of the FF/carboxyl PEG was 63.0 W/g[Fe]. The FF/carboxyl PEG shows the promise for hyperthermia of tumor.