摘要：The use of carbon‐based materials is an appealing strategy to solve the issue of excessive CO_(2) emis‐*** particular,metal‐free nitrogen‐doped carbon materials(mf‐NCs)have the advantages of convenient synthesis,cost‐effectiveness,and high conductivity and are ideal electrocatalysts for the CO_(2) reduction reaction(CO_(2)RR).However,the unclear identification of the active N sites and the low intrinsic activity of mf‐NCs hinder the further development of high‐performance CO_(2)RR electrocat‐*** precise control over the synthesis of mf‐NC catalysts with well‐defined active N‐species sites is still *** this end,we adopted a facile synthesis method to construct a set of mf‐NCs as robust catalysts for CO_(2)*** resulting best‐performing catalyst obtained a Far‐adaic efficiency of CO of approximately 90%at−0.55 V(*** hydrogen electrode)and good *** electrocatalytic performance and in situ attenuated total reflectance surface‐enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy measurements collectively revealed that graphitic and pyridinic N can synergistically adsorb CO_(2) and H_(2)O and thus promote CO_(2) activation and protonation.

摘要：Large Hollow nanoparticulate aggregates（LHNAs） based on albumin nanoparticles is a promising technology for developing dry powder inhaler（DPI） with good aerodynamic properties in order to provide a new drug delivery system（DDS） for the treatment of lung disease. Improved understanding of molecular interactions could lead to prepare the DDS rationally. Therefore, this investigation utilized computations and experiments to reveal the mechanisms of budesonide（BUD） interactions with bovine serum albumin（BSA） at the molecular level. The molecular dynamics（MD） simulation revealed that there were three critical stable binding sites of BUD on BSA（P1, P2, P3） mainly by hydrophobic interaction and hydrogen bond. The energy decomposition of each residue to the whole BUD-BSA complex system in P1-P3 showed that nonpolar residues in or around the binding site played an important role in the binding of BUD to BSA. The molar ratio was close to 3 in preparations in drug-loading efficiency experiment, which was confirmed to the simulation results. The details of the binding sites from computation provided a guideline for the design of the BSA nanoparticles carrying BUD, which was prepared successfully at last. Combination of the MD simulation and experiment as well as the mechanism of the molecular interaction provided a solid theoretical basis for the preparation of BSA-LHNAs for DPI in the future.