Walnut-shell activated carbon（WSAC） supported ferric oxide was modified by non-thermal plasma（NTP）, and the removal efficiency for hydrogen sulfide over Fe/WSAC modified by dielectric barrier discharge（DBD） was ...Walnut-shell activated carbon（WSAC） supported ferric oxide was modified by non-thermal plasma（NTP）, and the removal efficiency for hydrogen sulfide over Fe/WSAC modified by dielectric barrier discharge（DBD） was significantly promoted. The sample modified for10 min and 6.8 k V output（30 V input voltage） maintained 100% H2 S conversion over a long reaction time of 390 min. The surface properties of adsorbents modified by NTP under different conditions were evaluated by the methods of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy（XPS）, Brunauer–Emmett–Teller（BET） analysis and in-situ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy（FTIR）, to help understand the effect of the NTP treatment. NTP treatment enhanced the adsorption capacity of Fe/WSAC, which could due to the formation of micro-pores with sizes of0.4, 0.5 and 0.75 nm. XPS revealed that chemisorbed oxygen changed into lattice oxygen after NTP treatment, and lattice oxygen is beneficial for H2 S oxidation. From the in-situ FTIR result,transformation of the reaction path on Fe/WSAC was observed after NTP modification. The research results indicate that NTP is an effective method to improve the surface properties of the Fe/WSAC catalyst for H2 S adsorption-oxidation.展开更多
Retinal injury is the most common ocular impairment associated with shaken baby syndrome(SBS), which could lead to vision loss and blindness. However, a woodpecker does not develop retinal hemorrhages or detachment ev...Retinal injury is the most common ocular impairment associated with shaken baby syndrome(SBS), which could lead to vision loss and blindness. However, a woodpecker does not develop retinal hemorrhages or detachment even at a high acceleration of 1,000×g during pecking. To understand the mechanism of retinal injury and its resistance strategy, we put insight into the special ability of the woodpecker to protect the retina against damage under acceleration–deceleration impact. In this study, the structural and mechanical differences on the eyes of the woodpecker and human were analyzed quantitatively based on anatomical observation. We developed finite element eye models of the woodpecker and human to evaluate the dynamic response of the retina to the shaking load obtained from experimental data. Moreover, several structural parameters and mechanical conditions were exchanged between the woodpecker and human to evaluate their effects on retinal injury in SBS. The simulation results indicated that scleral ossification, lack of vitreoretinal attachment, and rotational acceleration–deceleration impact loading in a woodpecker contribute to the resistance to retinal injuries during pecking. The above mentioned special physical structures and mechanical behavior can distribute the high strain in the posterior segment of the woodpecker’s retina, which decrease the risk of retinal injury to SBS.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21667015,51408282 and 21367016)
文摘Walnut-shell activated carbon（WSAC） supported ferric oxide was modified by non-thermal plasma（NTP）, and the removal efficiency for hydrogen sulfide over Fe/WSAC modified by dielectric barrier discharge（DBD） was significantly promoted. The sample modified for10 min and 6.8 k V output（30 V input voltage） maintained 100% H2 S conversion over a long reaction time of 390 min. The surface properties of adsorbents modified by NTP under different conditions were evaluated by the methods of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy（XPS）, Brunauer–Emmett–Teller（BET） analysis and in-situ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy（FTIR）, to help understand the effect of the NTP treatment. NTP treatment enhanced the adsorption capacity of Fe/WSAC, which could due to the formation of micro-pores with sizes of0.4, 0.5 and 0.75 nm. XPS revealed that chemisorbed oxygen changed into lattice oxygen after NTP treatment, and lattice oxygen is beneficial for H2 S oxidation. From the in-situ FTIR result,transformation of the reaction path on Fe/WSAC was observed after NTP modification. The research results indicate that NTP is an effective method to improve the surface properties of the Fe/WSAC catalyst for H2 S adsorption-oxidation.
基金The project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(11822201 and 11972066)111 Project(B13003)。
文摘Retinal injury is the most common ocular impairment associated with shaken baby syndrome(SBS), which could lead to vision loss and blindness. However, a woodpecker does not develop retinal hemorrhages or detachment even at a high acceleration of 1,000×g during pecking. To understand the mechanism of retinal injury and its resistance strategy, we put insight into the special ability of the woodpecker to protect the retina against damage under acceleration–deceleration impact. In this study, the structural and mechanical differences on the eyes of the woodpecker and human were analyzed quantitatively based on anatomical observation. We developed finite element eye models of the woodpecker and human to evaluate the dynamic response of the retina to the shaking load obtained from experimental data. Moreover, several structural parameters and mechanical conditions were exchanged between the woodpecker and human to evaluate their effects on retinal injury in SBS. The simulation results indicated that scleral ossification, lack of vitreoretinal attachment, and rotational acceleration–deceleration impact loading in a woodpecker contribute to the resistance to retinal injuries during pecking. The above mentioned special physical structures and mechanical behavior can distribute the high strain in the posterior segment of the woodpecker’s retina, which decrease the risk of retinal injury to SBS.
