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STUDY AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE CHEMICAL STRUCTURE OF A NEW COMPONENT IN GLYCYRRIZA URALENSIS FISCH BY NMR METHOD
Gao Congyuan, Qiao Liang, Jia Qi, Zhang Zhiliang
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1990, 7(1): 11-16.
Various NMR spectra (including NOE, SD, BB, INEPT, SR, COSY, and NOESY etc.) were used in the study and identification of the chemical structure of a new glycyrrizic triterpenoid lactone which was extracted from Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch collected in Inner Mongolia. This new component was named Glyuranolide (3,22-dihydroxy-11-oxo-12-oleanene-14-methoxycarbonyl-29-dioic acid-22-lactone).
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MECHANISM OF THE ADSORPTION OF METALLO-PORPHYRIN ON THE SURFACE OF HDS (Co-Mo-Al2 O3 )
Cao Xuan, Sha Qingqui, Guo Jinliang
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1990, 7(1): 25-31.
This article studies the mechanism of the adsorption of metallo-porphyrin on the surface of HDS catalysts. The model compound used, metallo-porphyrin, is VO-TPP and the HDS catalysis used are Co-Mo-Al2 O3 systems. When VO-TPP is adsorbed on the surface of the catalysts, the central ion VO2+ has two different orientations to the surface, and will lead to two kinds of adsorptions:center 1 and center 2. In most cases only center 1 can occur because of the adsorption of eletron donor (H2 O, OH- , etc.) on the cational spots of the surface. When the catalysts are calcined the adsorbed electron donor will be desorbed, and when the calcined catalysts are used to adsorb VO-TPP center 2 will occur. The interaction in center 2 between VO-TPP and the catalysts' surface is much stronger than in center 1. But center 2 is less stable than center 1 when the adsorbed sample is exposed to air. It turns into center 1 in air.
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THE CHEMISTRY OF HIGH-VALENCE MOLYBDENUM:(Ⅱ)ESR AND MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY STUDY ON THE DISSOCIATION OF DIMOLYBDENUM (V)-CYSTEINE COMPLEXES
Hong Maochun, Huang Zhiying, Liu Hanqin
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1990, 7(1): 55-60.
In hydrochloric acid, the dimolybdenum (V)-cysteine complexes, Na2 Mo2 O2 (μ 2 -X)(μ 2 -Y)(cysteine)2 ,(X=Y=oxygen(Ⅰ);X=oxygen,Y=sulfur(Ⅱ), give an ESR signal at 1.947, the strength of the signal increases with the enhancement of the concentration of hydrochloric acid. The complex (Ⅲ), Na2 Mo2 O2 (μ 2 -S)2 (cysteine)2 , gives an analogous signal only in concentrated acid. By comparing the data of magnetic susceptibility and electron spectrum, the dissociation mechanism of the complexes in hydrochloric acid is assumed and the chemical stability of the complexes affected by bridged atoms is also discussed.
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13 C AND 119 Sn NMR STUDY OF TRICYCLOHEXYLTIN (Ⅳ) CARBOXYLATES
Zhang Diankun, Xie Qinglan, Zheng Jianyu, Li Jing, Li Songlan
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1990, 7(1): 101-108.
The 13 C and 119 Sn NMR spectra of CDCl3 solutions of aliphatic and aromatic tricyclohexyltin (IV) carboxylates have been recorded. The chemical shifts (δ 119 Sn) and the coupling constants 1 J (13 C, 119 Sn) depend markedly on the coordination number of the tin atom. The chemical shifts and coupling constants 1 J (13 C,119 Sn) for aliphatic tricyclohexyltin (IV) carboxylates are in the range 6-11 ppm and 341-345 Hz, for aromatic tricyclohexyltin (IV) carboxylates are in the range 10 to 40 ppm and 310-340Hz, which provide evidence that the compounds are monomeric species in the solutions irrespective of their structure in the solid state.