Abstract: A method and system for accessing a digital object in a Human-Cyber-Physical environment are provided. A P2P network is established based on a distributed hash table (DHT); a Kademlia algorithm is used to establish a forward routing table corresponding to each node; and an index binary tree is established according to a logical distance between each node in the forward routing table and a target node. In a process of transmitting a message from a node of a storage digital object to a root node, all nodes that the message passes establish backward routing tables for the digital object, so that in a data query stage, target data may be found from any node through the forward routing table and the backward routing table, and a data identifier of a data entity in the DHT-based P2P network from a storage location of the data identifier may be decoupled.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a catalyst for preparing pyridine base from syngas. The catalyst includes a carrier, an active component, a first auxiliary and a second auxiliary. The carrier is molecular sieves. The active component is Rh. The first auxiliary is one or more of Mn, Fe, Na and La. The second auxiliary is one or more of Zn, Co, Cr, Bi and Cu. The active component Rh is 0.5-3% of a mass of the carrier. The first auxiliary is 0.05-5% of the mass of the carrier. The second auxiliary is 0.5-15% of the mass of the carrier. The present invention further discloses application of the catalyst to preparation of pyridine base by catalyzing syngas, where the syngas and an ammonia donor are used as reaction raw materials for reaction to generate pyridine base products.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a catalyst for preparing pyridine base from syngas. The catalyst includes a carrier, an active component, a first auxiliary and a second auxiliary. The carrier is molecular sieves. The active component is Rh. The first auxiliary is one or more of Mn, Fe, Na and La. The second auxiliary is one or more of Zn, Co, Cr, Bi and Cu. The active component Rh is 0.5-3% of a mass of the carrier. The first auxiliary is 0.05-5% of the mass of the carrier. The second auxiliary is 0.5-15% of the mass of the carrier. The present invention further discloses application of the catalyst to preparation of pyridine base by catalyzing syngas, where the syngas and an ammonia donor are used as reaction raw materials for reaction to generate pyridine base products.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for preparing 2,2?-dipyridine and derivatives thereof. The method includes: using pyridine represented by formula I or a derivative thereof as a raw material to generate 2,2?-dipyridine represented by formula II by performing dehydrogenative coupling under the action of a supported catalyst in the presence of additives, where R is H, C1-C2 alkyl, Cl, or Br. The method of the present invention features wide adaptability to raw materials, high atomic utilization rate, high catalyst activity, long service life, and fewer by-products.

Abstract: A method for preparing 1,1?-ethylene-2,2?-bipyridinium dichloride includes mixing an aqueous diquat dibromide solution with hydrochloric acid, adding dropwise to a mixture of an organic solvent, a bromine absorbent, and an oxidant, and reacting to produce 1,1?-ethylene-2,2?-bipyridinium dichloride.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for preparing 2,2?-dipyridine and derivatives thereof. The method includes: using pyridine represented by formula I or a derivative thereof as a raw material to generate 2,2?-dipyridine represented by formula II by performing dehydrogenative coupling under the action of a supported catalyst in the presence of additives, where R is H, C1-C2 alkyl, Cl, or Br. The method of the present invention features wide adaptability to raw materials, high atomic utilization rate, high catalyst activity, long service life, and fewer by-products.

Abstract: A method for preparing 1,1?-ethylene-2,2?-bipyridinium dichloride includes mixing an aqueous diquat dibromide solution with hydrochloric acid, adding dropwise to a mixture of an organic solvent, a bromine absorbent, and an oxidant, and reacting to produce 1,1?-ethylene-2,2?-bipyridinium dichloride.