The surface oxidation behavior of pressureless sintered Al2O3/SiC nanocomposite was studied from 1000 to 1400 ℃ for more than 10 h in air. Weight gain during the process of heat treatment was measured by TG analysis....The surface oxidation behavior of pressureless sintered Al2O3/SiC nanocomposite was studied from 1000 to 1400 ℃ for more than 10 h in air. Weight gain during the process of heat treatment was measured by TG analysis. Phase transformation and microstructure changes of these specimens due to oxidation were investigated with X-ray diffraction (XRD), SEM and EDX technology. Thermogravimetric analysis show that the weight gain as a result of oxidation of SiC become significant above 1200 ℃. In the range of 1000 - 1300 ℃, the SiC grits are usually coated with a layer of amorphous silica after oxidation. Above 1300 ℃, the amorphous silica reacted with alumina matrix and formed mullite or crystallized into cristobalite. The rate of oxidation depends on the formation of dense cristobalite film. Large amount of needle-like mullite and alumina crystals are formed on the surface after oxidation at 1400℃.展开更多
The effect of inner-surface roughness of conical targets on the generation of fast electrons in the laser-cone interaction is investigated using particle-in-cell simulation. It is found that the surface roughness can ...The effect of inner-surface roughness of conical targets on the generation of fast electrons in the laser-cone interaction is investigated using particle-in-cell simulation. It is found that the surface roughness can reduce the fast-electron number (in the energy range E 〉 1 MeV) and energy, as compared to that from a cone with smooth inner wall. A scaling law for the laser reflectivity based on the vacuum-heating model is derived. Both theory and simulation indicate that laser reflection increases with the height-to-width ratio of the periodic inner surface structure and approaches that of a smooth cone as this ratio becomes zero.展开更多
The oxidation heat of coal is the direct reason leading to coal spontaneous combustion. When coal is exposed in oxygen atmosphere, the physical adsorption and chemisorption happened, and then which resulting chemical ...The oxidation heat of coal is the direct reason leading to coal spontaneous combustion. When coal is exposed in oxygen atmosphere, the physical adsorption and chemisorption happened, and then which resulting chemical reaction followed heat between coal and oxygen. Owing to the complexity and uncertain of molecular structure of coal,it was only reduced that bridge bonds, side chains and O 2 containing functional groups in coal may be prone to oxidation in last year, but not to deeply investigate into the structures and the type of the active radicals. In this paper, according to the last achievements in coal structure research, the hypomethylether bond, hypoalkyl bond of α carbon atom with hydroxyl and α carbon atom with hypomethy side chain and hypomethyl bonds linking up two aromatic hydrocarbon in bridge bonds, and methoxy,aldehyde and alkyls of α carbon atom with hydroxy in side bonds are inferred to be free radical easily to lead to oxidize coal under the ambient temperature and pressure. The order from strong to weak of oxide activation of the seven surface active groups is aldehyde side chains, hypomethylether bonds, hypoalkyl bonds of α carbon atom with hydroxyl, hypoalkyl bonds of α carbon atom with hypomethyl, hypomethyl bonds linking up two aromatic hydrocarbon,methoxy, alkyls side chains of α carbon atom with hydroxyl. Because of the two unsaturated molecular tracks of O 2, unpaired electron clouds of the part of surface active groups of coal enter molecular tracks of O 2 to lead to chemisorb on the conjugate effect and induced effect of surface active groups, and then chemical reaction followed heat happens in them. On the basis of change of bond energy, weighted average method is adopted to count the reaction heat value of each mol CO,CO 2 and H 2O. The property of coal spontaneous combustion is different for the different number and oxidability of the active structure in the coal resulting in the different oxidation heat.展开更多
Objective: The aim of this experiment is to study the effect of three methods of surface modification on the corrosion resistance of commercial pure Titanium when used in oral environment for half a year.Method:48 spe...Objective: The aim of this experiment is to study the effect of three methods of surface modification on the corrosion resistance of commercial pure Titanium when used in oral environment for half a year.Method:48 specimens of pure titanium were made and divided into four groups randomly, one group was selected randomly as Group I (control group), the other three groups were treated by three methods of surface modification individually, GroupⅡ:heating oxidation in air(400℃,30min.), GroupⅢ:anodization (45 volts, 10 min.),GroupⅣ:TiN coating(firing temperature 200℃ , total coating time 62min.). Six edentulous volunteers with healthy oral mucosa participated in the in vivo study. One testing piece from each group was selected and fixed in the polished surface of upper complete dentures. Dynamic polarization curves were traced with electrochemical method after the specimens were placed either in oral cavity or in air for 6 months. Results: After all specimens were used, Ecorr altered in every group , Ecorr from high to low were in turn: TiN coating group>heating oxidation group> anodization group>control group, no obvious passive potential Ep and Ip was found in control group. Heating oxidation in air exhibited similar Ep to anodization, but Ip was remarkably lower than that of anodization; TiN coating showed obviously different polarization curves compared with heating-oxidation group and anodization group, Ecorr was positive, and no Ep and Ip was found. Conclusion: Under present experimental condition, all the three treatment methods could enhance corrosion resistance of pure titanium in oral environment, heating oxidation in air exhibited better resistance to corrode than anodization, TiN coating possessed the most excellent corrosion resistance, even after exposed in oral condition for 6 months, there was little change of corrosion resistance. Therefore TiN coating could be adopted to improve corrosion resistance of pure titanium in oral environment.展开更多
Coal-water interactions have profound influences on gas extraction from coal and coal utilization.Experimental measurements on three coals using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS),low-temperature nitrogen adsorptio...Coal-water interactions have profound influences on gas extraction from coal and coal utilization.Experimental measurements on three coals using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS),low-temperature nitrogen adsorption and dynamic water vapor sorption(DVS)were conducted.A mechanism-based isotherm model was proposed to estimate the water vapor uptake at various relative humidities,which is well validated with the DVS data.The validated isotherm model of sorption was further used to derive the isosteric heat of water vapor sorption.The specific surface area of coal pores is not the determining parameter that controls water vapor sorption at least during the primary adsorption stage.Oxidation degree dominates the primary adsorption,and which togethering with the cumulative pore volume determine the secondary adsorption.Higher temperature has limited effects on primary adsorption process.The isosteric heat of water adsorption decreases as water vapor uptake increases,which is found to be close to the latent heat of bulk water condensation at higher relative humidity.The results confirmed that the primary adsorption is controlled by the stronger bonding energy while the interaction energy between water molecules during secondary adsorption stage is relatively weak.However,the thermodynamics of coal-water interactions are complicated since the internal bonding interactions within the coal are disrupted at the same time as new bonding interactions take place within water molecules.Coal has a shrinkage/swelling colloidal structure with moisture loss/gain and it may exhibit collapse behavior with some collapses irreversible as a function of relative humidity,which further plays a significant role in determining moisture retention.展开更多
基金Project supported bythe Ministry of Science and Technology via‘863’High Technology Projects (2002AA332080)
文摘The surface oxidation behavior of pressureless sintered Al2O3/SiC nanocomposite was studied from 1000 to 1400 ℃ for more than 10 h in air. Weight gain during the process of heat treatment was measured by TG analysis. Phase transformation and microstructure changes of these specimens due to oxidation were investigated with X-ray diffraction (XRD), SEM and EDX technology. Thermogravimetric analysis show that the weight gain as a result of oxidation of SiC become significant above 1200 ℃. In the range of 1000 - 1300 ℃, the SiC grits are usually coated with a layer of amorphous silica after oxidation. Above 1300 ℃, the amorphous silica reacted with alumina matrix and formed mullite or crystallized into cristobalite. The rate of oxidation depends on the formation of dense cristobalite film. Large amount of needle-like mullite and alumina crystals are formed on the surface after oxidation at 1400℃.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11175030,11175029,91230205,and 11375032)the National High-Tech ICF Committee of China,the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant Nos.2008CB717806 and 2011CB808104)the Science and Technology Foundation of China Academy of Engineering Physics(Grant No.2011A0102008)
文摘The effect of inner-surface roughness of conical targets on the generation of fast electrons in the laser-cone interaction is investigated using particle-in-cell simulation. It is found that the surface roughness can reduce the fast-electron number (in the energy range E 〉 1 MeV) and energy, as compared to that from a cone with smooth inner wall. A scaling law for the laser reflectivity based on the vacuum-heating model is derived. Both theory and simulation indicate that laser reflection increases with the height-to-width ratio of the periodic inner surface structure and approaches that of a smooth cone as this ratio becomes zero.
文摘The oxidation heat of coal is the direct reason leading to coal spontaneous combustion. When coal is exposed in oxygen atmosphere, the physical adsorption and chemisorption happened, and then which resulting chemical reaction followed heat between coal and oxygen. Owing to the complexity and uncertain of molecular structure of coal,it was only reduced that bridge bonds, side chains and O 2 containing functional groups in coal may be prone to oxidation in last year, but not to deeply investigate into the structures and the type of the active radicals. In this paper, according to the last achievements in coal structure research, the hypomethylether bond, hypoalkyl bond of α carbon atom with hydroxyl and α carbon atom with hypomethy side chain and hypomethyl bonds linking up two aromatic hydrocarbon in bridge bonds, and methoxy,aldehyde and alkyls of α carbon atom with hydroxy in side bonds are inferred to be free radical easily to lead to oxidize coal under the ambient temperature and pressure. The order from strong to weak of oxide activation of the seven surface active groups is aldehyde side chains, hypomethylether bonds, hypoalkyl bonds of α carbon atom with hydroxyl, hypoalkyl bonds of α carbon atom with hypomethyl, hypomethyl bonds linking up two aromatic hydrocarbon,methoxy, alkyls side chains of α carbon atom with hydroxyl. Because of the two unsaturated molecular tracks of O 2, unpaired electron clouds of the part of surface active groups of coal enter molecular tracks of O 2 to lead to chemisorb on the conjugate effect and induced effect of surface active groups, and then chemical reaction followed heat happens in them. On the basis of change of bond energy, weighted average method is adopted to count the reaction heat value of each mol CO,CO 2 and H 2O. The property of coal spontaneous combustion is different for the different number and oxidability of the active structure in the coal resulting in the different oxidation heat.
基金This study was granted from the National Natural Science Foundation of China.Title of the grant-winning project:The Applied Basic Research on Surface Finishing for Titanium Dentures. January2002, serial number was :30171022.
文摘Objective: The aim of this experiment is to study the effect of three methods of surface modification on the corrosion resistance of commercial pure Titanium when used in oral environment for half a year.Method:48 specimens of pure titanium were made and divided into four groups randomly, one group was selected randomly as Group I (control group), the other three groups were treated by three methods of surface modification individually, GroupⅡ:heating oxidation in air(400℃,30min.), GroupⅢ:anodization (45 volts, 10 min.),GroupⅣ:TiN coating(firing temperature 200℃ , total coating time 62min.). Six edentulous volunteers with healthy oral mucosa participated in the in vivo study. One testing piece from each group was selected and fixed in the polished surface of upper complete dentures. Dynamic polarization curves were traced with electrochemical method after the specimens were placed either in oral cavity or in air for 6 months. Results: After all specimens were used, Ecorr altered in every group , Ecorr from high to low were in turn: TiN coating group>heating oxidation group> anodization group>control group, no obvious passive potential Ep and Ip was found in control group. Heating oxidation in air exhibited similar Ep to anodization, but Ip was remarkably lower than that of anodization; TiN coating showed obviously different polarization curves compared with heating-oxidation group and anodization group, Ecorr was positive, and no Ep and Ip was found. Conclusion: Under present experimental condition, all the three treatment methods could enhance corrosion resistance of pure titanium in oral environment, heating oxidation in air exhibited better resistance to corrode than anodization, TiN coating possessed the most excellent corrosion resistance, even after exposed in oral condition for 6 months, there was little change of corrosion resistance. Therefore TiN coating could be adopted to improve corrosion resistance of pure titanium in oral environment.
基金This study was sponsored by the Open Fund Project Funded by State Key Laboratory of Coal Mine Disaster Dynamics and Control,Chongqing University(Grant#2011DA105287-FW201903)We also want to thank the China Scholarship Council(CSC)for the financial support(Grant#201806430028).
文摘Coal-water interactions have profound influences on gas extraction from coal and coal utilization.Experimental measurements on three coals using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS),low-temperature nitrogen adsorption and dynamic water vapor sorption(DVS)were conducted.A mechanism-based isotherm model was proposed to estimate the water vapor uptake at various relative humidities,which is well validated with the DVS data.The validated isotherm model of sorption was further used to derive the isosteric heat of water vapor sorption.The specific surface area of coal pores is not the determining parameter that controls water vapor sorption at least during the primary adsorption stage.Oxidation degree dominates the primary adsorption,and which togethering with the cumulative pore volume determine the secondary adsorption.Higher temperature has limited effects on primary adsorption process.The isosteric heat of water adsorption decreases as water vapor uptake increases,which is found to be close to the latent heat of bulk water condensation at higher relative humidity.The results confirmed that the primary adsorption is controlled by the stronger bonding energy while the interaction energy between water molecules during secondary adsorption stage is relatively weak.However,the thermodynamics of coal-water interactions are complicated since the internal bonding interactions within the coal are disrupted at the same time as new bonding interactions take place within water molecules.Coal has a shrinkage/swelling colloidal structure with moisture loss/gain and it may exhibit collapse behavior with some collapses irreversible as a function of relative humidity,which further plays a significant role in determining moisture retention.