Rapid determination of impurity of boron nitride in amorphous boron powder using inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES) and ion chromatography (IC)

Abstract

Ever-increasing use of amorphous boron powder (ABP) in high-energy materials (HEMs) and allied compositions has created frequent demand for the analysis of boron (B).

An Interpenetrated Pillar-Layered Metal-Organic Framework with Novel Clusters: Reversible Structural Transformation and Selective Gate-Opening Adsorption

“…Yield: 45.7 mg (75.2%, based on H 2 tzba). The existence of F atoms in 1 that originate from the hydrolysis of HBF 4 42,43 under solvothermal conditions, which was demonstrated by XPS spectra measurement (Figure S1). Crystallography.…”

An AIE active acidochromic pyrimidine-functionalized two-in-one fluorescent probe for selective relay detection of Al3+/Zn2+ and PPi with various detection applications

“…Persistent endeavors have been devoted by several researchers to the design and development of innovative chemosensors with exceptional selectivity and unique sensitivity owing to their indispensable demand in modern society. 1 A distinct emphasis has been placed on developing organic chemosensors over other conventional techniques such as potentiometry, atomic absorption spectroscopy, 2 surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy, 3 inductive coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy, 4 chemiluminescence, 5 voltammetry 6 and so on, which require sophisticated instrumentation, high-cost implementation, well-trained operators, bulk quantity of samples and time consumption. Nowadays fluorescent techniques are considered to be a significant tool and well-chosen over all the prevailing strategies on account of their rapid selective detection modes, facile synthetic tactics, operational simplicity and cost-effective methodology.…”