This work was focused on the measurement of the solubility of hydrogen （H2） in anthraquinone working solution at temperatures of 30.0-80.0℃ and pressures of 0.2-3.0 MPa by the method of experimental and COSMO-RS mo...This work was focused on the measurement of the solubility of hydrogen （H2） in anthraquinone working solution at temperatures of 30.0-80.0℃ and pressures of 0.2-3.0 MPa by the method of experimental and COSMO-RS model study. The influence of various factors, i.e., including pressure, temperature and solvent volume ratio, on H2 solubility was investigated. According to the experimental results, H2 solubility in anthraquinone working solution increases with the increase of pressure. At low pressures, the temperature had little effect on H2 solubility while under high pressures H2 solubility increases with increasing temperature. Henry＇s constant In/-/has a good linear relationship with 1/T （lnH = -- 1319.1/T ＋ 9.91 ）. The effect of volume ratio of trioctyl phos- phate to trimethylbenzene on the solubility of hydrogen was studied and the results showed that increasing the amount of trimethylbenzene was conducive to the dissolution of hydrogen. In addition, there is a linear relationship between ln（（Po - Pe） / （Pt - Pe）） and the time t. Gas-liquid mass transfer coefficient was obtained by calculating the slope of the line.展开更多
For Deleuze, the time of thinking in terms of＂I＂ or ＂sell＂ has already ended. Novelists, according to Deleuze, have already recognized this. What these new novelists have realized is simply the way to elude contro...For Deleuze, the time of thinking in terms of＂I＂ or ＂sell＂ has already ended. Novelists, according to Deleuze, have already recognized this. What these new novelists have realized is simply the way to elude control, a new intuition to develop unidentifiable means of resistance. Who are these novelists？ What struggles have been made in their work for liberation？ In what sense these fictions are revolutionary？ And what does it mean to think as impersonal individuations？ I argue, in this piece of work, that Italo Calvino is one of those novelists, in fictions of whom one might find truthful answers to most of the questions above and trace revolutionary insights of the kind Deleuze implicitly fosters. The ordinary characters or non-characters of Calvino function in a sense as a minor language operating through pages of the fiction. The fact that they are not in focus or not habitually actualized gives them power to resist representation. The elusive force running through the fiction might clearly be read as Deleuze-Guattarian body-without-organs. Accomplishing a reading of this kind requires a machinic thinking. What I attempt in this work is to try to perform such an experimental reading.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21476009,21406007,and U1462104)
文摘This work was focused on the measurement of the solubility of hydrogen （H2） in anthraquinone working solution at temperatures of 30.0-80.0℃ and pressures of 0.2-3.0 MPa by the method of experimental and COSMO-RS model study. The influence of various factors, i.e., including pressure, temperature and solvent volume ratio, on H2 solubility was investigated. According to the experimental results, H2 solubility in anthraquinone working solution increases with the increase of pressure. At low pressures, the temperature had little effect on H2 solubility while under high pressures H2 solubility increases with increasing temperature. Henry＇s constant In/-/has a good linear relationship with 1/T （lnH = -- 1319.1/T ＋ 9.91 ）. The effect of volume ratio of trioctyl phos- phate to trimethylbenzene on the solubility of hydrogen was studied and the results showed that increasing the amount of trimethylbenzene was conducive to the dissolution of hydrogen. In addition, there is a linear relationship between ln（（Po - Pe） / （Pt - Pe）） and the time t. Gas-liquid mass transfer coefficient was obtained by calculating the slope of the line.
文摘For Deleuze, the time of thinking in terms of＂I＂ or ＂sell＂ has already ended. Novelists, according to Deleuze, have already recognized this. What these new novelists have realized is simply the way to elude control, a new intuition to develop unidentifiable means of resistance. Who are these novelists？ What struggles have been made in their work for liberation？ In what sense these fictions are revolutionary？ And what does it mean to think as impersonal individuations？ I argue, in this piece of work, that Italo Calvino is one of those novelists, in fictions of whom one might find truthful answers to most of the questions above and trace revolutionary insights of the kind Deleuze implicitly fosters. The ordinary characters or non-characters of Calvino function in a sense as a minor language operating through pages of the fiction. The fact that they are not in focus or not habitually actualized gives them power to resist representation. The elusive force running through the fiction might clearly be read as Deleuze-Guattarian body-without-organs. Accomplishing a reading of this kind requires a machinic thinking. What I attempt in this work is to try to perform such an experimental reading.
