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THE STUDIES OF THE FRAMEWORK OF X-TYPE ZEOLITES BY 29 SiMASNMR
Yao Shijie, Hu Jiehah, Quo Hefu, Qiu Jianqing
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1987, 4(4): 311-316.
The 29 Si NMR behaviour of the framework in divalent metal ion exchanged X-type zeolites was investigated, and the effects of exchange level, dehydration and the type of exchange ions(e.g.Cd2+ ,Cu2+ ,Co2+ ,Mn2+ ,Pb2+ )on the 29 SiMASNMR spectra were discussed. It was found that at the exchange level of about 85%, the zeolite remained in a special state which might be related to a special catalytic activity at this ion exchange level.
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THE NMR STUDY OF METALLIC NUCLEI Ⅱ THE 195 Pt AND 31 P NMR SPECTRA OF PHOSPHORUS CONTAINING PLATINUM (Ⅱ) COMPLEXES
Yang Zhenyun, Han Xiuwen, Hu Jiehan, Liu Xiumei, Liu Zeming
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1987, 4(4): 317-324.
The 195 Pt, 31 P-NMR spectra were recorded for 12 platinum(Ⅱ) complexes containing phenyl cyclopentyl phosphine, phosphite and halogen ligands The influence of solvent,concentration and temperature on the 195 Pt spectra were investigated Lewis base solvents cause 195 Pt resonances moving upfield. For cis-Pt(PPh3 )2 Cl2 in CH2 Cl2 solution, 195 Pt concentration coefficient is -17.8ppm/mol, and temperature coefficient is 0. 43ppm/℃. It was found that the 195 Pt, 31 P chemical shifts of cis-isomers are less than those of trans-isomers, δ cis < δ trans , and coupling constants of cis-isomers are greater than those of trans-isomers, (1 Jpt -P)cis > (1 Jpt -p)trans . Normal halogen dependence was observed for the complexes cis-Pt(PPh3 )2 X2 , the order of δ (195 Pt), δ (31 P), 1 Jpt-p values is Cl > Br > I. In 1, 2-diaminopropane solution the 195 Pt satellite of 31 P spectrum is the AB part of ABX system, whereas the central peak appears as a singlet.The 195 Pt, 31 P spectra of phosphite platinum complexes were also discussed.
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THE ESR SPECTRA OF FIVE REDUCED KEGGIN'S HETEROPOLYANIONS
Mao Yougang, Yue Shitai, Qiu Zuwen, Wang Enbo
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1987, 4(4): 325-335.
The ESR spectra of five reduced heteropolyanions belonging to the Keggin structure are reported in this paper. They are SiV2 Mo10 O40 6- , SiV3 Mo9 O40 7- , PV3 MO9 O40 6- , PV3 W9 O40 6- and VV3 W9 O40 6- . At room temperature and pH≤ 3, their spectra contained 8 hfs lines, while at pH=7-8, 8+15 hyperfine lines. Their shape change gradually and finally turned to 8-lines spectrum after a long period of time. The frozen spectra at - 150℃ exhibited complicated 8 line spectra which were successfully simulated based on slightly modified Bleaney's theory.The ESR parameters g‖ g⊥ A‖ A⊥ were determined and the approximate K, α values were calculated based on DeArmond's theory. The physical meaning of the results are discussed and the failure of observing the 22 hfs lines of Vs species are primarily explained according to the number and degeneracy of the isomers present in the V3 species.
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ESR STUDY OF ACTIVE RADICALS PRODUCED IN THE PHOTOCHEMICAL HYDROGEN ABSTRACTION REACTIONS BETWEEN BENZOPHENONE AND 2-ARYL-1,3-DITHIOLAN
Ji Haixing, Xu Guangzhi, Sun Lijun, Shi Shujian
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1987, 4(4): 345-354.
The active radicals produced in the photochemical hydrogen abstraction reactions between benzophenone and 2-ary1-1, 3-dithiolan were studied by combination of spin trapping technique with ESR specroscopy. Results show that the homolytic cleavage of C-H on the 2-C (or 4-C, 6-C) could take place, the produced active radicals
CH
2 werestabilized by the conjugation of adjacent sulphur atoms and could be trapped by nitrosodurene (ND) (or 2,4,6-tri-t-butylnitrosobenzene(TBN)) to form two spin adducts the concentration ratio of which was about 1:1.
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THE STUDY ON UV,1 H NMR AND CONFIGURATION OF α-HALOCINNAMAMIDES
Wang Shuyu, Wang Dong, Qiao Liang, Wang Yingfen, Pang Jihai, Liu Weichin, Li Renli
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1987, 4(4): 355-363.
UV and 1 H NMR of twelve pairs of α -halocinnamamides substituted by aromatic ring are reported. A structure-activity relationship study of a series of(Z) and(E)-N-alkyl-α -halocinnamamides showed that geometrical isomers act differently in the anticonvulsant activty; generally, (Z) derivatives are several times more potent than (E) isomers in the anticonvulsant activity. Their configurations were assigned by their UV γ max and 1 H chemical shifts of protons on the amide group and olefinic bond. The configuration was confirmed by the X-ray diffraction results of one pair of these geometric isomers.