Anti-Stokes/Stokes Raman peak intensity ratio was used to infer sample temperatures,but the influence factors of system correction factors were not clear.Non-contact in-situ anti-Stokes/Stokes temperature calibration ...Anti-Stokes/Stokes Raman peak intensity ratio was used to infer sample temperatures,but the influence factors of system correction factors were not clear.Non-contact in-situ anti-Stokes/Stokes temperature calibration was carried out for up to 1500 K based on six different samples under two excitation light sources(±50 K within 1000 K,±100 K above1000 K),and the system correction factorγwas systematically investigated.The results show that the correction factorγof anti-Stokes/Stokes thermometry is affected by the wavelength of the excitation light source,Raman mode peak position,temperature measurement region and other factors.The anti-Stokes/Stokes thermometry was applied to the laser-heating diamond anvil cell(LHDAC)experiment to investigate the anharmonic effect of h BN under high temperature and high pressure.It is concluded that the strong anharmonic effect caused by phonon scattering at low pressure gradually changes into the predominance of localized molecular lattice thermal expansion at high pressure.展开更多
During the Coronavirus disease(COVID-19),the physical activity of older adults is at a lower level.The study aimed to examine the effectiveness of aerobic dancing on physical fitness and cognitive function in older ad...During the Coronavirus disease(COVID-19),the physical activity of older adults is at a lower level.The study aimed to examine the effectiveness of aerobic dancing on physical fitness and cognitive function in older adults.We conducted a randomized controlled trial with 34 older adults who were assigned into an aerobic dancing group and a control group.Three dance sessions weekly for 60min were scheduled for the aerobic dancing group for a total of 12 weeks.Physical fitness,blood pressure,lipids,glucose,cognitive function were assessed before and after the intervention.Baseline adjusted Analysis of Covariance(ANCOVA)was used to determine whether outcome variables varied between groups at pre-test and post-test.Effect size(Cohen's d)was calculated to determine the differences between groups from baseline to post-test.After 12 weeks,we found that the aerobic dancing group showed significant improvement in memory(portrait memory:F=10.45,p=0.003,d=1.18).The Limit of Stability(LOS)parameters in the aerobic dancing group displayed a significant increase after the intervention(right angle:F=5.90,p=0.022,d=0.60;right-anterior angle:F=4.23,p=0.049,d=0.12).Some beneficial effects were found on flexibility,grip strength,balance and subjective well-being(sit and reach:F=0.25,p=0.62,d=−0.40;grip strength:F=3.38,p=0.08,d=0.89;one-legged standing with eyes closed:F=1.26,p=0.27,d=0.50)in the aerobic dancing group.Aerobic dancing training was effective in improving memory and balance ability in older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic in China.In the future,aerobic dancing is a promising tool to encourage physical activity in older adults.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.U2030107)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.2020SCUNL107)。
文摘Anti-Stokes/Stokes Raman peak intensity ratio was used to infer sample temperatures,but the influence factors of system correction factors were not clear.Non-contact in-situ anti-Stokes/Stokes temperature calibration was carried out for up to 1500 K based on six different samples under two excitation light sources(±50 K within 1000 K,±100 K above1000 K),and the system correction factorγwas systematically investigated.The results show that the correction factorγof anti-Stokes/Stokes thermometry is affected by the wavelength of the excitation light source,Raman mode peak position,temperature measurement region and other factors.The anti-Stokes/Stokes thermometry was applied to the laser-heating diamond anvil cell(LHDAC)experiment to investigate the anharmonic effect of h BN under high temperature and high pressure.It is concluded that the strong anharmonic effect caused by phonon scattering at low pressure gradually changes into the predominance of localized molecular lattice thermal expansion at high pressure.
基金This study was supported by the MOE(Ministry of Education in China)Project of Humanities and Social Sciences(20YJC890053)Shaanxi Province Social Science Foundation Program(2020Q009).
文摘During the Coronavirus disease(COVID-19),the physical activity of older adults is at a lower level.The study aimed to examine the effectiveness of aerobic dancing on physical fitness and cognitive function in older adults.We conducted a randomized controlled trial with 34 older adults who were assigned into an aerobic dancing group and a control group.Three dance sessions weekly for 60min were scheduled for the aerobic dancing group for a total of 12 weeks.Physical fitness,blood pressure,lipids,glucose,cognitive function were assessed before and after the intervention.Baseline adjusted Analysis of Covariance(ANCOVA)was used to determine whether outcome variables varied between groups at pre-test and post-test.Effect size(Cohen's d)was calculated to determine the differences between groups from baseline to post-test.After 12 weeks,we found that the aerobic dancing group showed significant improvement in memory(portrait memory:F=10.45,p=0.003,d=1.18).The Limit of Stability(LOS)parameters in the aerobic dancing group displayed a significant increase after the intervention(right angle:F=5.90,p=0.022,d=0.60;right-anterior angle:F=4.23,p=0.049,d=0.12).Some beneficial effects were found on flexibility,grip strength,balance and subjective well-being(sit and reach:F=0.25,p=0.62,d=−0.40;grip strength:F=3.38,p=0.08,d=0.89;one-legged standing with eyes closed:F=1.26,p=0.27,d=0.50)in the aerobic dancing group.Aerobic dancing training was effective in improving memory and balance ability in older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic in China.In the future,aerobic dancing is a promising tool to encourage physical activity in older adults.