Density functional theory was applied to study the structure of Beta zeolite. A model cluster containing 41Si atoms, 1 Al atom, 70 O atoms and 29 H atoms was constructed. The model structures were optimized using the Becke＇s three-parameter hybrid method with the Lee-Yang-Parr correlation functional （B3LYP） and the 6-31G basis set applying the Gaussian03 program package. The NMR parameters were calculated to validate the rationality of the model. It was found that in the optimization models, all O-H bond lengths were in range of 0.984-0.985A^°, among which the model with O-H bond length of 0.98478A^° was more stable than the others. The ^1H and ^27Al chemical shifts of the most stable model were 4.03434 and 55.74 ppm, which were pretty consistent with Larry＇ s experimental data of 4.1 and 54 ppm. The relationship between other structure parameters and total relative electric energy has also been found. All the results exhibit that the 42 T （the total number of Si and Al atoms is 42） model has common properties of the standard of zeolite Beta.
An inorganic-organic photoluminescence solid material was obtained by immobilizing N-benzylcarbazole compound to an amino-functionalized mesoporous SBA-15（designated as N-benzylcarbazole-amino-SBA-15）.XRD,SEM,and N2 adsorption-desorption measurements indicate that the mesostructure of parent material SBA-15 was preserved after introducing amino and N-benzylcarbazole groups.The absorbance and emission studies reveal that the fluorescent N-benzylcarbazole-amino-SBA-15 exhibited red-shift character in comparison to pure N-benzylcarbazole.
