Fatty is one of the most important energy storage substances in the human body, and is an important source of energy in motion. It has 10 times bigger storage space than glycogen. Some studies suggest that in low to m...Fatty is one of the most important energy storage substances in the human body, and is an important source of energy in motion. It has 10 times bigger storage space than glycogen. Some studies suggest that in low to moderate intensity aerobic exercise, fat plays an important role providing energy. Especially when the movement lasts for more than 3 ~ 4h, energy provided by fat can account for 70% to 90% of total energy metabolism. Many people use many means and methods in order to increase the proportion of fat oxidation providing for energy in the movement and save glucose consumption in vivo, improving the body＇ s endurance. On the other hand, endurance exercise can burn fat properly, and play an important role to reduce accumulation of body fat, prevent hyperlipidemia and improve lipid levels.展开更多
Mg-x(Ti0.9 Zr0.2 Mn1.5 Cr0.3)(x=20%,30%,40%) (mass fraction) composite powders were prepared by reactive ball milling with hydrogen and their hydrogen storage properties and microstructure were investigated by XRD,SEM...Mg-x(Ti0.9 Zr0.2 Mn1.5 Cr0.3)(x=20%,30%,40%) (mass fraction) composite powders were prepared by reactive ball milling with hydrogen and their hydrogen storage properties and microstructure were investigated by XRD,SEM and pressure-composition-temperature measurement.The results show that the composites have 3.83%-5.07%hydrogen capacity at 553 K and good hydrogenation kinetics,even at room temperature.Among them,the milled Mg-30%(Ti0.9Zr0.2Mn1.5Cr0.3)composite has the highest hydrogenation kinetics as it can quickly absorb 2.1%hydrogen at 373 K,3.5%in 2 000 s at 473 K,even 3.26%in 60 s at 553 K under 3 MPa hydrogen pressure.The improved hydrogenation properties come from the catalytic effect of Ti0.9 Zr0.2 Mn1.5 Cr0.3 particles dispersed uniformly on the surface of Mg particles.展开更多
文摘Fatty is one of the most important energy storage substances in the human body, and is an important source of energy in motion. It has 10 times bigger storage space than glycogen. Some studies suggest that in low to moderate intensity aerobic exercise, fat plays an important role providing energy. Especially when the movement lasts for more than 3 ~ 4h, energy provided by fat can account for 70% to 90% of total energy metabolism. Many people use many means and methods in order to increase the proportion of fat oxidation providing for energy in the movement and save glucose consumption in vivo, improving the body＇ s endurance. On the other hand, endurance exercise can burn fat properly, and play an important role to reduce accumulation of body fat, prevent hyperlipidemia and improve lipid levels.
基金Projects(20833009,20873148,U0734005) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2010CB631303) supported by the National Basic Research Program of China+2 种基金Project(2009A11GX052) supported by Dalian Science and Technology Foundation,ChinaProject(KFJJ10-1Z) supported by the State Key Laboratory of Explosion Science and Technology,Beijing Institute of Technology,ChinaProject(Y4090507) supported by the Zhejiang Basic Research Program of China
文摘Mg-x(Ti0.9 Zr0.2 Mn1.5 Cr0.3)(x=20%,30%,40%) (mass fraction) composite powders were prepared by reactive ball milling with hydrogen and their hydrogen storage properties and microstructure were investigated by XRD,SEM and pressure-composition-temperature measurement.The results show that the composites have 3.83%-5.07%hydrogen capacity at 553 K and good hydrogenation kinetics,even at room temperature.Among them,the milled Mg-30%(Ti0.9Zr0.2Mn1.5Cr0.3)composite has the highest hydrogenation kinetics as it can quickly absorb 2.1%hydrogen at 373 K,3.5%in 2 000 s at 473 K,even 3.26%in 60 s at 553 K under 3 MPa hydrogen pressure.The improved hydrogenation properties come from the catalytic effect of Ti0.9 Zr0.2 Mn1.5 Cr0.3 particles dispersed uniformly on the surface of Mg particles.
