在环境和/或微生物技术系统中,有没有形成Si-C键?
Christoph Rücker1, Magnus Winkelmann2, Klaus Kümmerer2
1Institute for Sustainable Chemistry, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Universitätsallee 1, 21335, Lüneburg, Germany. christoph.ruecker@leuphana.de.
概括
微生物从和甲中形成Si-CH3键并没有得到证据支持. 重新检查表明,实验观察可能是由于化合物识别错误,而不是新的生物化学.
科学领域:
- 环境化学环境化学
- 微生物学 微生物学
- 有机化学 有机化学
背景情况:
- 有机素是广泛使用的工业化学品,其中一些具有持久性,生物积累性和有毒性 (PBT).
- 机体素的环境降解通常涉及Si-O键的水解或Si-C键的氧化裂解.
- 最近的说法是,在环境条件下,微生物从酸盐和甲中形成Si-CH3键,从而挑战已有的化学原理.
研究的目的:
- 批判性地评估微生物Si-CH3键形成的证据,来自和甲.
- 调查技术微生物系统中报告的观察结果的有效性.
- 为实验结果提出替代解释.
主要方法:
- 对已发表的科学文献进行审查和重新分析.
- 对实验数据和计算进行批判性评估.
- 气色谱 (GC) 分析原理被考虑用于化合物识别.
主要成果:
- 在技术系统中支持微生物Si-CH3键形成的证据被发现是无效的.
- 错误的计算和对实验结果的错误解释被确定为索赔的基础.
- 提出了另一种解释,涉及错误识别的hexamethyldisiloxane和 dimethylsilanediol由于类似的GC保留时间.
结论:
- 建议在环境条件下从石和甲中形成Si-CH3键的微生物形成并未得到现有的科学证据的支持.
- 由于环境条件不利,这种反应不太可能在环境中发生.
- 实验观测更好地通过分析工件来解释,特别是相关的西洛化合物的共化.
关键词:
生物的过器过器债券热量 债券热量是指债券的热量.十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane 十甲基cyclopentasiloxane这是一种二甲基西兰二醇 (dimethylsilanediol).GC保留时间六甲基二氧化二氧化是什么八甲基循环四氧化四氧化.
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