Yield ratios and directed flows of light particles from proton-rich nuclei-induced collisions

The neutron-to-proton and3 H-to-3 He yield ratios, and the directed flows of particles dependent on a reduced rapidity, the transverse momentum per nucleon,and a reduced impact parameter are investigated for ^(28)S+^(28)Si and ^(32)S+^(28)Si systems at 50 and 400 MeV/u using an isospin-dependent quantum molecular dynamics model.The results show that these yield ratios of projectile-like fragments are approximately equal to the constituent neutron-to-proton ratio of the projectile. There are clear differences of the directed flows for isospin-related fragments neutron and proton,~3H and ~3He from ^(28)S+^(28)Si collisions.The differences in directed flows for neutrons and protons and ~3H–~3He from a proton-rich nucleus ^(28)S- induced collisions are noticeably larger than those from a stable nucleus ^(32)S- induced reactions under medium impact parameters. Thus, the yield ratios and differences in directed flows for the neutrons and protons and ~3H–~3He under medium impact parameters are proposed as possible observable items for studying isospin physics.

Thermodynamic analysis and reaction behaviors of alkali metal elements during iron ore sintering

Reaction thermodynamics and behaviors of alkali metal compounds were studied by FactSage7.1 and sinter pot trials. Main transformation behavior of alkali metal compounds was divided into three parts: part of alkali metal chloride was gasified and emitted into the flue gas, and most of alkali metal chloride turned into sulfate, which was remained in the finished sinter, through reacting with sulfur oxide;KAlSi3O8 and NaAlSi3O8 were transformed into KAlSi2O6, NaAlSi2O6 and alkali metal oxides by reacting with calcium oxide. Moreover, newly formed alkali metal oxides turned into sulfate and silicate, entering finished sinter finally. Only a small amount of KAlSi3O8 and NaAlSi3O8 were reduced into gaseous alkali metals in ambient strong reduction atmosphere and removed into the flue gas. 21.67% of potassium and 14.56% of sodiumentered flue gas. In finished sinter, alkali metal elements existed in the form of alkali metal sulfate, silicate and aluminosilicate. The influences on alkali metal elements distribution, basicity (mass ratio of CaO to SiO2 in sinter), sulfur content, chloride content and coal ratio of raw materials indicated that increasing basicity level, rising coal ratio and adding CaCl2 promoted the removal of alkali metal elements into the flue gas. However, with sulfur content increasing in raw materials, alkali metal elements distribution ratio in the finished sinter rose.

Tubular apocrine adenoma of the upper eyelid:a case report and literature review

Introduction Tubular Apocrine Adenoma (TAA) is a rare benign adnexal neoplasm with apocrine differentiation,which is now considered as a part of the spectrum of tubular adenoma.Pateints with TAA usually presents as a asymptomatic,solitary,slow-growing cutaneous nodule or a pedunculated lesion.It has a predilection for the scalp,occasionally on the face,axilla,and anogenital area.Here,we reported a case of TAA appearing on the left upper eyelid of a 23-year-old Chinese man,and further analyzed retrospectively the features of facial TAA cases proviously reported in the world.