The controversies about the mechanism of sodium storage in hard carbon(HC)hinder its rational structural design.A series of porous HC materials using coal tar pitch show a reversible capacity of 377 mAh g^(−1) and an ...The controversies about the mechanism of sodium storage in hard carbon(HC)hinder its rational structural design.A series of porous HC materials using coal tar pitch show a reversible capacity of 377 mAh g^(−1) and an initial Coulombic efficiency(ICE)of 87%as well as excellent cycling performance.More attention is paid to exploration of the relationships between the sodium status on various storage sites at different sodiation states and the ICE by solidstate^(23)Na nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.The adsorbed Na ions contribute the most to the irreversible capacity.The de-solvated Na ions entering the closed pores are reduced to Na atoms and aggregated to Na clusters.Also,this process contributes the most to the reversible capacity and is characteristic of a long plateau in the voltage profile.Intercalation is partially reversible;it is the main source of capacity for slope-type HCs but plays a minor role in the reversible capacity of plateau-type HCs.Therefore,increasing the content of the closed pores can improve the reversible plateau capacity and reducing the open mesopores of HC increases the ICE.These findings provide insights into the structural design and cost-efficient preparation of high-performance HC anode materials for advanced sodium-ion batteries.展开更多
The^(12)C+^(12)C fusion reaction is famous because of its complication of molecular resonances,and it plays an important role in both nuclear structural research and astrophysics.It is extremely difficult to measure t...The^(12)C+^(12)C fusion reaction is famous because of its complication of molecular resonances,and it plays an important role in both nuclear structural research and astrophysics.It is extremely difficult to measure the cross sections of^(12)C+^(12)C fusions at energies of astrophysical relevance because of the very low reaction yields.To measure the complicated resonant structure that exists in this important reaction,an efficient thick target method has been developed and applied for the first time at energies E_(c.m.)<5.3 MeV.A scan of the cross sections over a relatively wide range of energies can be carried out using only a single beam energy.The result of measurement at E_(c.m.)=4.1 MeV is compared with results from previous work.This method will be useful for searching for potentially existing resonances of ^(12)C+^(12)C in the energy range 1 MeV<E_(c.m.)<3 MeV.展开更多
Ion mobility in solid solutions of the fluorite structure 50Pb2–30BiF3–20KF (I) and 50Pb2–30BiF3–20NaF (II) was studied by NMR method. Analysis of 19F, 23Na NMR spectra made it possible to reveal the character of ...Ion mobility in solid solutions of the fluorite structure 50Pb2–30BiF3–20KF (I) and 50Pb2–30BiF3–20NaF (II) was studied by NMR method. Analysis of 19F, 23Na NMR spectra made it possible to reveal the character of ion motions in the fluoride and sodium sublattices with temperature variation, to determine the types and temperature ranges in which they took place. It was found that the dominant form of ionic mobility in the samples I and II above 380 K was the diffusion of fluoride and sodium ions. According to preliminary results of electro-physical studies, the conductivity reached values of ~ 2×10–2 – 10–3 S/cm above 500 K. The solid solutions I and II can be recommended as a basis for use in the development of new functional materials.展开更多
Proton nuclear(^(1)H)is the observed nucleus on which most magnetic resonance imaging(MRI)applications depend.Most traditional^(1)H MRI can provide structural and functional information about organisms,while various n...Proton nuclear(^(1)H)is the observed nucleus on which most magnetic resonance imaging(MRI)applications depend.Most traditional^(1)H MRI can provide structural and functional information about organisms,while various non-proton nuclei(X-nuclei)MRI can provide more metabolic information.However,due to the relatively poor signal-to-noise ratio(SNR)of X-nuclei MRI,their applications are quite rare compared to^(1)H.Benefit from the rapid developments of MRI hardware and software technologies,X-nuclei MRI has recently attracted increasing interests in biomedical research.This review firstly introduces some current methods to improve the SNR of X-nuclei MRI.Secondly,this review describes biomedical applications of X-nuclei MRI,especially focusing on the current use of X-nuclei(^(13)C,^(17)O,^(19)F,^(23)Na and^(31)P)MRI to study related diseases in different organs,including the brain,liver,kidney,heart and bone.Finally,perspectives studies on X-nuclei imaging and its potential applications are described in biomedical research.展开更多
^(23)Na is a nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)-active isotope with a nuclear spin quantum number of 3/2.^(23)Na relaxation phenomenon is at the core of ^(23)Na NMR measurement and analysis.Due to the dominance of quadru...^(23)Na is a nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)-active isotope with a nuclear spin quantum number of 3/2.^(23)Na relaxation phenomenon is at the core of ^(23)Na NMR measurement and analysis.Due to the dominance of quadrupolar interaction,the relaxation behavior of ^(23)Na is physically and mathematically more complex than that of a typical spin-1/2 isotope.In this review,we overview the semi-classical Redfield theory for deriving the formulations of ^(23)Na relaxation.We show that the relaxation behaviors of ^(23)Na can be quantitatively described by constructing the spectral density functions based on the second-order perturbation theory.In addition,we summarize the applications of ^(23)Na relaxometry in different research fields,including biomedicine,sodium ion batteries,and quantum information processing.Because sodium is an essential element in our body,food and industrial materials,the research on sodium by ^(23)Na NMR emerges as important future directions.The theoretical and practical understandings on ^(23)Na relaxation are the step stones for mastering advanced ^(23)Na NMR techniques.展开更多
The neutron induced reactions on ^23Na are investigated by using the Talys1.4 program. The calculated results for the ^23Na（n, 2n）22Na reaction are found to agree with the experimental results. The cross sections of...The neutron induced reactions on ^23Na are investigated by using the Talys1.4 program. The calculated results for the ^23Na（n, 2n）22Na reaction are found to agree with the experimental results. The cross sections of the residues of the（n, n）,（n, γ）,（n, p）, and（n, np） channels in the reactions are presented, and at the same time, the neutron induced reactions on22 Ne are also investigated.展开更多
The location of charge-balancing sodium cations plays an important role in determining the adsorption and catalytic properties of zeolites.Solid-state <sup>23</sup>Na nuclear magnetic resonance （NMR） can...The location of charge-balancing sodium cations plays an important role in determining the adsorption and catalytic properties of zeolites.Solid-state <sup>23</sup>Na nuclear magnetic resonance （NMR） can provide information about the distribution and chemical surroundings of sodium cations in zeolites.A number of papers have been published using various <sup>23</sup>Na NMR techniques to investigate the distribution of sodium cations and their interactions with water molecules in hydrated zeolite A, zeolite Y and sodalites.In addition, Challoner et al. have studied the motion of展开更多
文摘The controversies about the mechanism of sodium storage in hard carbon(HC)hinder its rational structural design.A series of porous HC materials using coal tar pitch show a reversible capacity of 377 mAh g^(−1) and an initial Coulombic efficiency(ICE)of 87%as well as excellent cycling performance.More attention is paid to exploration of the relationships between the sodium status on various storage sites at different sodiation states and the ICE by solidstate^(23)Na nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.The adsorbed Na ions contribute the most to the irreversible capacity.The de-solvated Na ions entering the closed pores are reduced to Na atoms and aggregated to Na clusters.Also,this process contributes the most to the reversible capacity and is characteristic of a long plateau in the voltage profile.Intercalation is partially reversible;it is the main source of capacity for slope-type HCs but plays a minor role in the reversible capacity of plateau-type HCs.Therefore,increasing the content of the closed pores can improve the reversible plateau capacity and reducing the open mesopores of HC increases the ICE.These findings provide insights into the structural design and cost-efficient preparation of high-performance HC anode materials for advanced sodium-ion batteries.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2016YFA0400500)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11805291,11475228,11490560,11490564,11875329)+4 种基金the National Science Foundation of the US(Nos.PHY-1068192,PHY-1419765)the US Department of Energy(No.DE-AC07-05ID14517)the Key Program(No.XDPB09-2)the"Hundred Talents Program"of the Chinese Academy of Sciencesthe Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.18lgpy84)
文摘The^(12)C+^(12)C fusion reaction is famous because of its complication of molecular resonances,and it plays an important role in both nuclear structural research and astrophysics.It is extremely difficult to measure the cross sections of^(12)C+^(12)C fusions at energies of astrophysical relevance because of the very low reaction yields.To measure the complicated resonant structure that exists in this important reaction,an efficient thick target method has been developed and applied for the first time at energies E_(c.m.)<5.3 MeV.A scan of the cross sections over a relatively wide range of energies can be carried out using only a single beam energy.The result of measurement at E_(c.m.)=4.1 MeV is compared with results from previous work.This method will be useful for searching for potentially existing resonances of ^(12)C+^(12)C in the energy range 1 MeV<E_(c.m.)<3 MeV.
文摘Ion mobility in solid solutions of the fluorite structure 50Pb2–30BiF3–20KF (I) and 50Pb2–30BiF3–20NaF (II) was studied by NMR method. Analysis of 19F, 23Na NMR spectra made it possible to reveal the character of ion motions in the fluoride and sodium sublattices with temperature variation, to determine the types and temperature ranges in which they took place. It was found that the dominant form of ionic mobility in the samples I and II above 380 K was the diffusion of fluoride and sodium ions. According to preliminary results of electro-physical studies, the conductivity reached values of ~ 2×10–2 – 10–3 S/cm above 500 K. The solid solutions I and II can be recommended as a basis for use in the development of new functional materials.
基金supported by Chinese Academy of Sciences MRI Technology Alliance under Grant 2020GZ1003.
文摘Proton nuclear(^(1)H)is the observed nucleus on which most magnetic resonance imaging(MRI)applications depend.Most traditional^(1)H MRI can provide structural and functional information about organisms,while various non-proton nuclei(X-nuclei)MRI can provide more metabolic information.However,due to the relatively poor signal-to-noise ratio(SNR)of X-nuclei MRI,their applications are quite rare compared to^(1)H.Benefit from the rapid developments of MRI hardware and software technologies,X-nuclei MRI has recently attracted increasing interests in biomedical research.This review firstly introduces some current methods to improve the SNR of X-nuclei MRI.Secondly,this review describes biomedical applications of X-nuclei MRI,especially focusing on the current use of X-nuclei(^(13)C,^(17)O,^(19)F,^(23)Na and^(31)P)MRI to study related diseases in different organs,including the brain,liver,kidney,heart and bone.Finally,perspectives studies on X-nuclei imaging and its potential applications are described in biomedical research.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China 22275159 and 22072133.Leading Innovation and Entrepreneurship Team of Zhejiang Province 2020R01003.
文摘^(23)Na is a nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)-active isotope with a nuclear spin quantum number of 3/2.^(23)Na relaxation phenomenon is at the core of ^(23)Na NMR measurement and analysis.Due to the dominance of quadrupolar interaction,the relaxation behavior of ^(23)Na is physically and mathematically more complex than that of a typical spin-1/2 isotope.In this review,we overview the semi-classical Redfield theory for deriving the formulations of ^(23)Na relaxation.We show that the relaxation behaviors of ^(23)Na can be quantitatively described by constructing the spectral density functions based on the second-order perturbation theory.In addition,we summarize the applications of ^(23)Na relaxometry in different research fields,including biomedicine,sodium ion batteries,and quantum information processing.Because sodium is an essential element in our body,food and industrial materials,the research on sodium by ^(23)Na NMR emerges as important future directions.The theoretical and practical understandings on ^(23)Na relaxation are the step stones for mastering advanced ^(23)Na NMR techniques.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(11075195)Science & Technology Innovation Talents in Universities of Henan Province(13HASTIT046)Young Teacher Project in Henan Normal University
文摘The neutron induced reactions on ^23Na are investigated by using the Talys1.4 program. The calculated results for the ^23Na（n, 2n）22Na reaction are found to agree with the experimental results. The cross sections of the residues of the（n, n）,（n, γ）,（n, p）, and（n, np） channels in the reactions are presented, and at the same time, the neutron induced reactions on22 Ne are also investigated.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘The location of charge-balancing sodium cations plays an important role in determining the adsorption and catalytic properties of zeolites.Solid-state <sup>23</sup>Na nuclear magnetic resonance （NMR） can provide information about the distribution and chemical surroundings of sodium cations in zeolites.A number of papers have been published using various <sup>23</sup>Na NMR techniques to investigate the distribution of sodium cations and their interactions with water molecules in hydrated zeolite A, zeolite Y and sodalites.In addition, Challoner et al. have studied the motion of
