所在地:安徽合肥市 入职年份: 资料待完善 学历: 资料待完善 毕业院校: 资料待完善
从事领域 资料待完善
擅长能力 1)·理论化学计算 (2)反应速率常数计算 (3)燃烧动力学模拟
1.学习经历 1998.09-2002.07 河南师范大学 学士学位 2002.09-2007.06 南京大学 博士学位 2.工作经历 2007.06-2009.10 中国科学技术大学国家同步辐射实验室 博士后 2009.10至今 中国科学技术大学国家同步辐射实验室 副研究员 3.主要研究方向 (1)·理论化学计算 (2)反应速率常数计算 (3)燃烧动力学模拟 4.代表性论文 (1)D.N.Chen,H.F.Jin,Z.D.Wang,L.D.Zhang,F.Qi,Unimolecular Decomposition of Ethyl Hydroperoxide:Ab initio/Rice-Ramsperger-Kassel-Marcus Theoretical Prediction of Rate Constants,Journal of Physical Chemistry A,115,602-611 (2011). (2)Y.Y.Li,J.H.Cai,L.D.Zhang,Y.Tao,K.W.Zhang,F.Qi*,Investigation on Chemical Structure of Premixed Toluene Flame at Low Pressure Proc.Combust.Inst.33,593-600 (2011). (3) Y.Pan,L.D.Zhang,H.J.Guo,L.L.Deng,F.Qi,Photoionization and Photodissociation Studies of Nonvolatile Organic Molecules by Synchrotron VUV Photoionization Mass Spectrometry and Theoretical Calculation,International Reviews in Physical Chemistry 29,369-401 (2010).(invited review) (4) L.D.Zhang,J.H.Cai,T.C.Zhang,F.Qi,Kinetic modeling study of toluene pyrolysis at low pressure,Combustion and Flame 157,1686-1697 (2010). (5) Y.Y.Li,L.D.Zhang,Z.Y.Tian,T.Yuan,K.W.Zhang,B.Yang,F.Qi,Investigation of the rich premixed laminar acetylene/oxygen/argon flame:Comprehensive flame structure and special concerns of polyynes,Proc.Combust.Inst.32,1293-1300 (2009). (6) Y.Pan,L.D.Zhang,T.C.Zhang,H.J.Guo,X.Hong,L.S.Sheng,F.Qi,Intramolecular hydrogen transfer in the ionization process of alanine-alanine,Phys.Chem.Chem.Phys.11,1189-1195 (2009). (7) Y.Y.Li,L.D.Zhang,Z.Y.Tian,T.Yuan,J.Wang,B.Yang,F.Qi,An experimental study of a fuel-rich premixed toluene flame at low pressure,Energy & Fuels 23,1473-1485 (2009). (8) T.C.Zhang,L.D.Zhang,X.Hong,K.W.Zhang,F.Qi,C.K.Law,T.H.Ye,P.H.Zhao,Y.L.Chen,An experimental and theoretical study of toluene pyrolysis with tunable synchrotron VUV photoionization and molecular-beam mass spectrometry Combustion and Flame 156,2071-2083 (2009). (9)Z.Y.Tian,Y.Y.Li,L.D.Zhang,P.Glarborg,F.Qi,An experimental and kinetic modeling study of premixed NH3-doped CH4/O2/Ar flames