以“对话”促“经验”--《二力平衡》教学探索

教师、学生、知识和情境是构成教学过程的基本要素。知识的建构是学生在已有经验的基础上,通过主体与环境(物理情境)、与自身、与他人间的对话而实现的。这里的"对话"包含观察与分析、交流与合作、反思与自悟等多种学习手段。《二力平衡》一课教学,以适切的学生活动为载体,以学生经验的发展为线索,以"对话"贯穿课堂始终。

《二力平衡》教学设计

一、教材分析本节课结合上一课时《同一直线上的二力合成》,共同构成初中阶段研究物体受力问题的基础。利用这一基础可以进一步研究物体受多个力平衡的问题,也可以进一步研究力与运动的关系问题。这部分知识也为后续学习压强、浮力做了准备。

Construction and Verification of a Simple Smooth Chaotic System

This article introduces a new chaotic system of three-dimensional quadratic autonomous ordinary differential equations, which can display different attractors with two unstable equilibrium points and four unstable equilibrium points respectively. Dynamical properties of this system are then studied. Furthermore, by applying the undetermined coefficient method, heteroclinic orbit of Shil＇nikov＇s type in this system is found and the convergence of the series expansions of this heteroclinic orbit are proved in this article. The Shil＇nikov＇s theorem guarantees that this system has Smale horseshoes and the horseshoe chaos.

Deviation of Carbon Dioxide-Water Gas-Liquid Balance from Thermodynamic Equilibrium in Turbulence h Experiment and Correlation

The carbon dioxide-water system was used to investigate the flowing gas-liquid metastable state. The experiment was carded out in a constant volume vessel with a horizontal circulation pipe and a peristaltic pump forced CO2 saturated water to flow. The temperature and pressure were recorded. The results showed that some CO2 escaped from the water in the flow process and the pressure increased, indicating that the gas-liquid equilibrium was broken. The amount of escaped CO2 varied with flow speed and reached a limit in a few minutes, entitled dy- namic equilibrium. Temperature and liquid movement played the same important role in breaking the phase equilib- rium. Under the experimental conditions, the ratio of the excessive carbon dioxide in the gas phase to its thermody- namic equilibrium amount in the liquid could achieve 15%.

Sorbitol Hydrogenolysis to Glycols over Baisic Additive Promoted Ni-based Catalysts

A series of Ni based catalysts with different supports and basic additives were prepared by sequential impregnation method. The catalysts were characterized by XRD, BET, H2-TPR and CO2-TPD techniques. It was found that the introduction of basic additives enhanced the basicities of catalyats and promoted the dispersities of Ni particles by strong interaction between Ni2＋ and basic additives. Among the Ni based catalysts, 10%Ni/10%La203/ZrO2 showed the superior performance in sorbitol hydrogenolysis. The synergistic effect of Ni and La203 was proven to play an essential role in selective synthesis of EG and 1,2-PG. In the optimal reaction condition, the catalyst presented 100% sorbitol conversion and over 48% glycols （EG and 1,2-PG） yield. The kinetics study of polyols （sorbitol, xylitol and glycerol） hydrogenolysis showed that polyols with more hydroxyl number have higher activity and products distribution was final results of kinetic balance, which could give us some inspiration abeut how to change the products selectivity.

Seismic passive earth thrust of submerged backfill with two-dimensional steady seepage

To investigate the seismic passive earth thrust with two-dimensional steady seepage, a general pseudo-dynamic solution was established based on the limit equilibrium analysis. This solution was purposefully applied to a waterfront gravity wall, which retains a submerged backfill with a drainage system along the backfill-structure interface. The wall was assumed to move towards the backfill to the passive failure state. And the theoretical derivation considered the pore pressures induced by the seepage, the excess pore pressures generated by the earthquake and the seismic inertial forces. Thereinto, the hydrostatic and hydrodynamic pressures were calculated by the analytical formulas, while the seismic forces were obtained by the pseudo-dynamic method. In the parametric study, the results indicate that the velocity of shear wave has a more prominent impact on the seismic passive earth thrust than that of primary wave. Both the horizontal and vertical seismic actions decrease the passive earth pressure, but the horizontal one affects the amplitude of the earth pressure coefficient more significantly. Moreover, the soil friction and the wall friction distinctly increase the seismic passive earth pressure just like the static situation. The comparison shows that the results are consistent with the previous work, which verifies its validity.

A Numerical Method for Calculating Interior Ballistics of Electrothermal Accelerator

Electro-thermal accelerator uses high-voltage arc energy to heat the actuating medium, it being made from low-molecular weight material. Projectile acceleration is achieved by expansion of the actuating medium. Numerical method for calculating interior ballistics uses Lagrangian coordinates there the conservation of momentum and the energy balance are solved. A statement of the energy balance reflects the second law of thermodynamics. Lagrangian different grid and scheme for numerical calculation were used. Fully explicit scheme was employed. The solving includes two stability conditions： Courant and shock （artificial viscosity）. Numerical results were compared with the experimental research for pressure in the barrel in electro-thermal accelerator.

Study on the effect of pressure on the equilibrium and stability of the solid-liquid interface in solidification of binary alloys

The equilibrium of the solid-liquid interface in pressurized solidification process of binary alloys was studied using the Gibbs theory, and the stability of the solid-liquid interface was discussed based on the consideration of the effects of pressure on the diffusion coefficient, the interface growth rate and tile equilibrium liquid composition. A mathematical description of the equi- librium status, the relationship of temperature, pressure, composition and interfacial tension was obtained, and further, a mathematical representation of the curvature radius of solid-liquid interface was developed, which facilitates a thorough understanding of the controlled variables of the interfacial stability.

Methodology of non-equilibrium thermodynamics for kinetics research of CO_2 capture by ionic liquids

In this paper, the methodology of non-equilibrium thermodynamics is introduced for kinetics research of CO2 capture by ionic liquids, and the following three key scientific problems are proposed to apply the methodology in kinetics research of CO2 capture by ionic liquids: reliable thermodynamic models, interfacial transport rate description and accurate experimental flux. The obtaining of accurate experimental flux requires reliable experimental kinetics data and the effective transport area in the CO2 capture process by ionic liquids. Research advances in the three key scientific problems are reviewed systematically and further work is analyzed. Finally, perspectives of non-equilibrium thermodynamic research of the kinetics of CO2 capture by ionic liquids are proposed.