Covalent organic nanospheres(CONs)were explored as a fiber coating for solid-phase microextraction of genotoxic impurities(GTIs)from active ingredients(AIs).CONs were synthesized by an easy solutionphase procedure at...Covalent organic nanospheres(CONs)were explored as a fiber coating for solid-phase microextraction of genotoxic impurities(GTIs)from active ingredients(AIs).CONs were synthesized by an easy solutionphase procedure at 25℃.The obtained nanospheres exhibited a high specific surface area,good thermostability,high acid and alkali resistance,and favorable crystallinity and porosity.Two types of GTIs,alkyl halides(1-iodooctane,1-chlorobenzene,1-bromododecane,1,2-dichlorobenzene,1-bromooctane,1-chlorohexane,and 1,8-dibromooctane)and sulfonate esters(methyl p-toluenesulfonate and ethyl ptoluenesulfonate),were chosen as target molecules for assessing the performance of the coating.The prepared coating achieved high enhancement factors(5097-9799)for the selected GTIs.The strong affinity between CONs and GTIs was tentatively attributed to π-π and hydrophobicity interactions,large surface area of the CONs,and size-matching of the materials.Combined with gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS),the established analytical method detected the GTIs in capecitabine and imatinib mesylate samples over a wide linear range(0.2-200 ng/g)with a low detection limit(0.04-2.0 ng/g),satisfactory recovery(80.03%-109.5%),and high repeatability(6.20%-14.8%)and reproducibility(6.20%-14.1%).Therefore,the CON-coated fibers are promising alternatives for the sensitive detection of GTIs in AI samples.展开更多
Bipolar membranes(BPMs)exhibit the unique capability to regulate the operating environment of electrochemical system through the water dissociation-combination processes.However,the industrial utilization of BPMs is l...Bipolar membranes(BPMs)exhibit the unique capability to regulate the operating environment of electrochemical system through the water dissociation-combination processes.However,the industrial utilization of BPMs is limited by instability and serious energy consumption.The current-induced membrane discharge(CIMD)at high-current conditions has a negative influence on the performance of anion-exchange membranes,but the underlying ion transport mechanisms in the BPMs remain unclear.Here,the CIMD-coupled Poisson-Nernst-Planck(PNP)equations are used to explore the ion transport mechanisms in the BPMs for both reverse bias and forward bias at neutral and acid-base conditions.It is demonstrated that the CIMD effect in the reverse-bias mode can be suppressed by enhancing the diffusive transport of salt counter-ions(Na^(+)and Cl^(−))into the BPMs,and that in the forward-bias mode with acid-base electrolytes can be suppressed by matching the transport rate of water counter-ions(H_(3)O^(+)and OH^(−)).Suppressing the CIMD can promote the water dissociation in the reverse-bias mode,as well as overcome the plateau of limiting current density and reduce the interfacial blockage of salt co-ions(Cl^(−))in the anion-exchange layer in the forward-bias mode with acid-base electrolytes.Our work highlights the importance of regulating ion crossover transport on improving the performance of BPMs.展开更多
Dear Editor,Equine piroplasmosis(EP)is an infectious,tick-borne dis-ease caused by the hemoprotozoan parasites Theileria equi(T.equi)and Babesia caballi(B.caballi).EP affects all wild and domestic equids,and clinical ...Dear Editor,Equine piroplasmosis(EP)is an infectious,tick-borne dis-ease caused by the hemoprotozoan parasites Theileria equi(T.equi)and Babesia caballi(B.caballi).EP affects all wild and domestic equids,and clinical presentation is related to intravascular hemolysis and associated systemic illness(Scoles and Ueti,2015).This disease has considerable ve-terinary and economic impact on the equine industry worldwide,and is listed as a reportable disease by the World Organization for Animal Health(OIE).Importantly,a ne-gative EP test is mandatory for animals participating in equestrian sports and the horse trade.It is estimated that 90%of the global horse population resides in EP-endemic areas.Many risk factors are associated with the infection rate,in-cluding animal species,age,gender,breed,activities,and environmental factors(Onyiche et al.,2019).展开更多
CO_(2) electroreduction (CO_(2) ER) using renewable energy is ideal for mitigating the greenhouse effect and closing the carbon cycle. Bicarbonate (HCO_(3)−) is most commonly employed as the electrolyte anion because ...CO_(2) electroreduction (CO_(2) ER) using renewable energy is ideal for mitigating the greenhouse effect and closing the carbon cycle. Bicarbonate (HCO_(3)−) is most commonly employed as the electrolyte anion because it is known to facilitate CO_(2) ER. However, its dynamics in the electric double layer remains obscure and requires more in-depth investigation. Herein, we investigate the refined reduction process of bicarbonate by employing in situ attenuated total reflectance surface-enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy. By comparing the product distributions in Ar-saturated KCl and KHCO_(3) electrolytes, we confirmed CO production from HCO_(3)^(−) in the absence of an external CO_(2) source. Notably, in contrast to an electric compulsion, negatively charged HCO_(3)− anions were found to accumulate near the electrode surface. A reduction mechanism of HCO3− is proposed in that HCO3− is not adsorbed over a catalyst, but may be enriched near the electrode surface and converted to CO_(2) and react over Au and Cu electrodes. The dependence of the CO_(2) ER activity on the local HCO3− concentration was subsequently discovered, which was in turn dependent on the bulk HCO3− concentration and cathodic potential. In particular, the local HCO3− concentration was limited by the cathodic potential, leading to a plateau in the CO_(2) ER activity. The proposed mechanism provides insights into the interaction between the catalyst and the electrolyte in CO_(2) ER.展开更多
基金supported by the Key Research and Development Program of Shandong Province(Grant No.:2019GSF111001)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.:21906096)+2 种基金the Youth Science Funds of the Shandong Academy of Sciences(Grant No.:2019QN009)the Youth Ph.D.Cooperation Funds of Qilu University of Technology(Shandong Academy of Sciences,Grant No.:2018BSHZ0029)the Program for Taishan Scholars of Shandong Province(Grant No.:tsqn202103099).
文摘Covalent organic nanospheres(CONs)were explored as a fiber coating for solid-phase microextraction of genotoxic impurities(GTIs)from active ingredients(AIs).CONs were synthesized by an easy solutionphase procedure at 25℃.The obtained nanospheres exhibited a high specific surface area,good thermostability,high acid and alkali resistance,and favorable crystallinity and porosity.Two types of GTIs,alkyl halides(1-iodooctane,1-chlorobenzene,1-bromododecane,1,2-dichlorobenzene,1-bromooctane,1-chlorohexane,and 1,8-dibromooctane)and sulfonate esters(methyl p-toluenesulfonate and ethyl ptoluenesulfonate),were chosen as target molecules for assessing the performance of the coating.The prepared coating achieved high enhancement factors(5097-9799)for the selected GTIs.The strong affinity between CONs and GTIs was tentatively attributed to π-π and hydrophobicity interactions,large surface area of the CONs,and size-matching of the materials.Combined with gas chromatography-mass spectrometry(GC-MS),the established analytical method detected the GTIs in capecitabine and imatinib mesylate samples over a wide linear range(0.2-200 ng/g)with a low detection limit(0.04-2.0 ng/g),satisfactory recovery(80.03%-109.5%),and high repeatability(6.20%-14.8%)and reproducibility(6.20%-14.1%).Therefore,the CON-coated fibers are promising alternatives for the sensitive detection of GTIs in AI samples.
基金sponsored by the National Key R&D Program of China(2022YFB4602101)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(2022ZFJH004 and 2024SMECP05)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22278127 and 22378112)the Shanghai Pilot Program for Basic Research(22T01400100-18)the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program of CPSF(GZC20230801)。
文摘Bipolar membranes(BPMs)exhibit the unique capability to regulate the operating environment of electrochemical system through the water dissociation-combination processes.However,the industrial utilization of BPMs is limited by instability and serious energy consumption.The current-induced membrane discharge(CIMD)at high-current conditions has a negative influence on the performance of anion-exchange membranes,but the underlying ion transport mechanisms in the BPMs remain unclear.Here,the CIMD-coupled Poisson-Nernst-Planck(PNP)equations are used to explore the ion transport mechanisms in the BPMs for both reverse bias and forward bias at neutral and acid-base conditions.It is demonstrated that the CIMD effect in the reverse-bias mode can be suppressed by enhancing the diffusive transport of salt counter-ions(Na^(+)and Cl^(−))into the BPMs,and that in the forward-bias mode with acid-base electrolytes can be suppressed by matching the transport rate of water counter-ions(H_(3)O^(+)and OH^(−)).Suppressing the CIMD can promote the water dissociation in the reverse-bias mode,as well as overcome the plateau of limiting current density and reduce the interfacial blockage of salt co-ions(Cl^(−))in the anion-exchange layer in the forward-bias mode with acid-base electrolytes.Our work highlights the importance of regulating ion crossover transport on improving the performance of BPMs.
基金the National Key Re-search and Development Project of China(2020YFE0203400 and 2017YFD0500400)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(31772720)。
文摘Dear Editor,Equine piroplasmosis(EP)is an infectious,tick-borne dis-ease caused by the hemoprotozoan parasites Theileria equi(T.equi)and Babesia caballi(B.caballi).EP affects all wild and domestic equids,and clinical presentation is related to intravascular hemolysis and associated systemic illness(Scoles and Ueti,2015).This disease has considerable ve-terinary and economic impact on the equine industry worldwide,and is listed as a reportable disease by the World Organization for Animal Health(OIE).Importantly,a ne-gative EP test is mandatory for animals participating in equestrian sports and the horse trade.It is estimated that 90%of the global horse population resides in EP-endemic areas.Many risk factors are associated with the infection rate,in-cluding animal species,age,gender,breed,activities,and environmental factors(Onyiche et al.,2019).
基金This work is supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFB0600901)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21525626,22038009,51861125104)the Program of Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities(No.BP0618007)for financial support.
文摘CO_(2) electroreduction (CO_(2) ER) using renewable energy is ideal for mitigating the greenhouse effect and closing the carbon cycle. Bicarbonate (HCO_(3)−) is most commonly employed as the electrolyte anion because it is known to facilitate CO_(2) ER. However, its dynamics in the electric double layer remains obscure and requires more in-depth investigation. Herein, we investigate the refined reduction process of bicarbonate by employing in situ attenuated total reflectance surface-enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy. By comparing the product distributions in Ar-saturated KCl and KHCO_(3) electrolytes, we confirmed CO production from HCO_(3)^(−) in the absence of an external CO_(2) source. Notably, in contrast to an electric compulsion, negatively charged HCO_(3)− anions were found to accumulate near the electrode surface. A reduction mechanism of HCO3− is proposed in that HCO3− is not adsorbed over a catalyst, but may be enriched near the electrode surface and converted to CO_(2) and react over Au and Cu electrodes. The dependence of the CO_(2) ER activity on the local HCO3− concentration was subsequently discovered, which was in turn dependent on the bulk HCO3− concentration and cathodic potential. In particular, the local HCO3− concentration was limited by the cathodic potential, leading to a plateau in the CO_(2) ER activity. The proposed mechanism provides insights into the interaction between the catalyst and the electrolyte in CO_(2) ER.
