A combination of the high temperature CO2-H2O equilibrium method and hot uranium or zinc method has been established for simultaneous determination of oxygen and hydrogen isotopes extracted from microlitre order of wa...A combination of the high temperature CO2-H2O equilibrium method and hot uranium or zinc method has been established for simultaneous determination of oxygen and hydrogen isotopes extracted from microlitre order of water samples. The analytical accuracy of this method is±0.1‰ for oxygen and±1.0‰ for hydrogen. As an additional merit of this instrument it is easy to operate and only 3 hours are needed to complete a run. Preliminary results of its application to determining isotopic composition of fluid inclusion are satisfactory.展开更多
The permittivity of low grade Panzhuhua ilmenite ore at 2.45 GHz in the temperatures from 20 ℃ up to 100 ℃ was measured using the technology of open-ended coaxial sensor combined with theoretical computation. The re...The permittivity of low grade Panzhuhua ilmenite ore at 2.45 GHz in the temperatures from 20 ℃ up to 100 ℃ was measured using the technology of open-ended coaxial sensor combined with theoretical computation. The results show that both the real （ε′） and imaginary （ε′） part of complex permittivity （ε′-jε′） of the ilmenite significantly increase with temperature. The loss tangent （tanδ） is a quadratic function of temperature, and the penetration depth of ilmenite decreases with temperature increase from 20 ℃to 100 ℃ The increase of the sample temperature under microwave radiation displays a nonlinear relationship between the temperature （T） and microwave heating time （t）. The positive feedback interaction between complex permittivity and sample temperature amplifies the interaction between ilmenite and the microwave radiation. The optimum dimensions for uniform heat deposition vary from 10 cm to 5 cm （about two power penetration depths） in a sample being irradiated from both sides in a 2.45 GHz microwave field when temperature increases from room temperature to 100 ℃展开更多
Cavity perturbation method was used to determine the dielectric properties （ε′,ε″, and tanδ） of zinc oxide dust in different apparent densities. The process was conducted to study the microwave-absorption prope...Cavity perturbation method was used to determine the dielectric properties （ε′,ε″, and tanδ） of zinc oxide dust in different apparent densities. The process was conducted to study the microwave-absorption properties of zinc oxide dust and the feasibility of microwave roasting zinc oxide dust to remove fluorine and chlorine. The dielectric constant, dielectric loss, and loss tangent were proportional to the apparent density of zinc oxide dust. The effects of sample mass and microwave power on the temperature increase characteristics under the microwave field were also studied. The results show that the apparent heating rate of the zinc oxide dust increases with the increase in microwave roasting power and decreases with the increase in the sample mass. The temperature of the samples reaches approximately 800 ＆#176;C after microwave treatment for 8 min, which indicates that the zinc oxide dust has strong microwave-absorption ability.展开更多
文摘A combination of the high temperature CO2-H2O equilibrium method and hot uranium or zinc method has been established for simultaneous determination of oxygen and hydrogen isotopes extracted from microlitre order of water samples. The analytical accuracy of this method is±0.1‰ for oxygen and±1.0‰ for hydrogen. As an additional merit of this instrument it is easy to operate and only 3 hours are needed to complete a run. Preliminary results of its application to determining isotopic composition of fluid inclusion are satisfactory.
基金Projects(51090385,5114703)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2012DFA70570)supported by the International S&T Cooperation Program of ChinaProject(2011FZ038)supported by the Applied Basic Research Project of Yunnan Province
文摘The permittivity of low grade Panzhuhua ilmenite ore at 2.45 GHz in the temperatures from 20 ℃ up to 100 ℃ was measured using the technology of open-ended coaxial sensor combined with theoretical computation. The results show that both the real （ε′） and imaginary （ε′） part of complex permittivity （ε′-jε′） of the ilmenite significantly increase with temperature. The loss tangent （tanδ） is a quadratic function of temperature, and the penetration depth of ilmenite decreases with temperature increase from 20 ℃to 100 ℃ The increase of the sample temperature under microwave radiation displays a nonlinear relationship between the temperature （T） and microwave heating time （t）. The positive feedback interaction between complex permittivity and sample temperature amplifies the interaction between ilmenite and the microwave radiation. The optimum dimensions for uniform heat deposition vary from 10 cm to 5 cm （about two power penetration depths） in a sample being irradiated from both sides in a 2.45 GHz microwave field when temperature increases from room temperature to 100 ℃
基金Project(51104073)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2014CB643404)supported by the National Basic Research Program of China+1 种基金Project(2013AA064003)supported by the Hi-tech Research and Development Program of ChinaProject(2012HB008)supported by the Yunnan Provincial Young Academic Technology Leader Reserve Talents,China
文摘Cavity perturbation method was used to determine the dielectric properties （ε′,ε″, and tanδ） of zinc oxide dust in different apparent densities. The process was conducted to study the microwave-absorption properties of zinc oxide dust and the feasibility of microwave roasting zinc oxide dust to remove fluorine and chlorine. The dielectric constant, dielectric loss, and loss tangent were proportional to the apparent density of zinc oxide dust. The effects of sample mass and microwave power on the temperature increase characteristics under the microwave field were also studied. The results show that the apparent heating rate of the zinc oxide dust increases with the increase in microwave roasting power and decreases with the increase in the sample mass. The temperature of the samples reaches approximately 800 ＆#176;C after microwave treatment for 8 min, which indicates that the zinc oxide dust has strong microwave-absorption ability.
