Cold plasma techniques were used to treat the surface of Kevlar-49 fibers. The dynamic parameters of wetting, contact-angles and surface energy of the fiber before and alter the treatment were compared to see the chan...Cold plasma techniques were used to treat the surface of Kevlar-49 fibers. The dynamic parameters of wetting, contact-angles and surface energy of the fiber before and alter the treatment were compared to see the changes in the wetting property. ESCA and electron spin resonance were utilized to examine the chemical composition and the attached free radicals of the fiber surface. The results, together with changes in the magnitude of the contact-angle and the number of free radicals with time after the plasma treatment do not show any ageing effect. Single filament test revealed that the tensile strength was not impaired but even improved somewhat after the plasma treatment. The experiment shows that the interlaminar shear strength of Kevlar fiber reinforced epoxy resin compo- site is increased for more than 60％% after the treatment.展开更多
Developing chiral solid catalysts for asymmetric catalysis is desirable for the elimination of homogeneous catalysis flaws but remains an immense challenge.Herein,we report the immobilization of TsDPEN on SBA‐15 with...Developing chiral solid catalysts for asymmetric catalysis is desirable for the elimination of homogeneous catalysis flaws but remains an immense challenge.Herein,we report the immobilization of TsDPEN on SBA‐15 with an ionic liquid(IL)linkage via the one‐pot reaction of imidazole‐TsDPEN‐N‐Boc with 3‐(trimethoxysilyl)propyl bromide in the SBA‐15 mesopores.After coordination to Rh,the chiral solid catalysts could efficiently catalyze quinoline transfer hydrogenation,achieving 97%conversion with 93%ee,which was comparable to their homogeneous counterparts.The chiral solid catalyst with the IL linkage afforded much higher turnover frequency than that without the IL linkage(93 h^(–1)vs.33 h^(–1)),attributed to the phase transfer and formate‐enriching ability of the IL linkage.Furthermore,the effect of the pH on the reaction rate of the solid catalyst was investigated,preventing reaction rate retardation during the catalytic process.The tuning of the linkage group is an efficient approach for catalytic activity improvement of immobilized chiral catalysts.展开更多
文摘Cold plasma techniques were used to treat the surface of Kevlar-49 fibers. The dynamic parameters of wetting, contact-angles and surface energy of the fiber before and alter the treatment were compared to see the changes in the wetting property. ESCA and electron spin resonance were utilized to examine the chemical composition and the attached free radicals of the fiber surface. The results, together with changes in the magnitude of the contact-angle and the number of free radicals with time after the plasma treatment do not show any ageing effect. Single filament test revealed that the tensile strength was not impaired but even improved somewhat after the plasma treatment. The experiment shows that the interlaminar shear strength of Kevlar fiber reinforced epoxy resin compo- site is increased for more than 60％% after the treatment.
文摘Developing chiral solid catalysts for asymmetric catalysis is desirable for the elimination of homogeneous catalysis flaws but remains an immense challenge.Herein,we report the immobilization of TsDPEN on SBA‐15 with an ionic liquid(IL)linkage via the one‐pot reaction of imidazole‐TsDPEN‐N‐Boc with 3‐(trimethoxysilyl)propyl bromide in the SBA‐15 mesopores.After coordination to Rh,the chiral solid catalysts could efficiently catalyze quinoline transfer hydrogenation,achieving 97%conversion with 93%ee,which was comparable to their homogeneous counterparts.The chiral solid catalyst with the IL linkage afforded much higher turnover frequency than that without the IL linkage(93 h^(–1)vs.33 h^(–1)),attributed to the phase transfer and formate‐enriching ability of the IL linkage.Furthermore,the effect of the pH on the reaction rate of the solid catalyst was investigated,preventing reaction rate retardation during the catalytic process.The tuning of the linkage group is an efficient approach for catalytic activity improvement of immobilized chiral catalysts.
