A new polyoxometalate dimer based on lacunary Wells-Dawson anion and lanthanide cation, Na14[{Nd（H2O）3 （α2-PeWt7O61）2]·17H2O, was isolated as a sodium salt under ambient conditions and characterized by IR, T...A new polyoxometalate dimer based on lacunary Wells-Dawson anion and lanthanide cation, Na14[{Nd（H2O）3 （α2-PeWt7O61）2]·17H2O, was isolated as a sodium salt under ambient conditions and characterized by IR, TG, and X-ray single crystal structure analysis and electrochemistry. It belonged to the triclinic, space group Pi with a=1.26738 （15） nm, b=1.41464 （17） nm, c=2.3254 （4） nm, α=103.142 （2）°, β = 95.122 （2）°, γ=113.9690 （10）°, V=3.6317 （8）nm^3, Z=2, Dc=4.274 mg/m^3, and μ=27.695 mm^-1. The Nd^3＋ ion was substituted for a [W=O]^4＋ unit in the ＂cap＂ site of the tungsten-oxygen framework of the parent Wells-Dawson ion. The cyclic voltammograms of the title compound exhibited nearly chemically reversible one-step one-electron transfer process and two-step irreversible reduction processes. Thermogravimetric showed a one-step slow weight loss stage in the range of 25-850 ℃.展开更多
In this work, we have developed an electrochemical sensor for nitrite detection, based on a polyoxometalate (POM) namely mono-lacunary keggin anion [SiW11O39]8﹣ cited as (SiW11). Electrochemical characterization of S...In this work, we have developed an electrochemical sensor for nitrite detection, based on a polyoxometalate (POM) namely mono-lacunary keggin anion [SiW11O39]8﹣ cited as (SiW11). Electrochemical characterization of SiW11 shows two-step reduction processes, with formal potentials of ﹣0.5 V (I) and ﹣0.68 V (II). Oppositely charged polyelectrolyte (poly (allylamine hydrochloride) (PAH)) and (SiW11) were assembled alternately to modify glassy carbon electrode. The electrochemical behavior of the modified electrode was studied in detail using cyclic voltammetry (CV). The results showed that SiW11/PAH/GC electrode present good electrocatalytic activity for the reduction of nitrite. The sensor showed a dynamic range from 100 μM to 3.6 mMof nitrite and no interference from other classical anions. Experimental factors that affect electron-transfer rate in these films, such as pH effect and layers number, were systematically analyzed.展开更多
基金the Nature Science Foundation of Henan Province (0611011900)
文摘A new polyoxometalate dimer based on lacunary Wells-Dawson anion and lanthanide cation, Na14[{Nd（H2O）3 （α2-PeWt7O61）2]·17H2O, was isolated as a sodium salt under ambient conditions and characterized by IR, TG, and X-ray single crystal structure analysis and electrochemistry. It belonged to the triclinic, space group Pi with a=1.26738 （15） nm, b=1.41464 （17） nm, c=2.3254 （4） nm, α=103.142 （2）°, β = 95.122 （2）°, γ=113.9690 （10）°, V=3.6317 （8）nm^3, Z=2, Dc=4.274 mg/m^3, and μ=27.695 mm^-1. The Nd^3＋ ion was substituted for a [W=O]^4＋ unit in the ＂cap＂ site of the tungsten-oxygen framework of the parent Wells-Dawson ion. The cyclic voltammograms of the title compound exhibited nearly chemically reversible one-step one-electron transfer process and two-step irreversible reduction processes. Thermogravimetric showed a one-step slow weight loss stage in the range of 25-850 ℃.
文摘In this work, we have developed an electrochemical sensor for nitrite detection, based on a polyoxometalate (POM) namely mono-lacunary keggin anion [SiW11O39]8﹣ cited as (SiW11). Electrochemical characterization of SiW11 shows two-step reduction processes, with formal potentials of ﹣0.5 V (I) and ﹣0.68 V (II). Oppositely charged polyelectrolyte (poly (allylamine hydrochloride) (PAH)) and (SiW11) were assembled alternately to modify glassy carbon electrode. The electrochemical behavior of the modified electrode was studied in detail using cyclic voltammetry (CV). The results showed that SiW11/PAH/GC electrode present good electrocatalytic activity for the reduction of nitrite. The sensor showed a dynamic range from 100 μM to 3.6 mMof nitrite and no interference from other classical anions. Experimental factors that affect electron-transfer rate in these films, such as pH effect and layers number, were systematically analyzed.
