The Kalatongke Cu-Ni sulfide deposits located in the East Junggar terrane, northern Xinjiang, western China are the largest magmatic sulfide deposits in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt （CAOB）. The chemical and carbo...The Kalatongke Cu-Ni sulfide deposits located in the East Junggar terrane, northern Xinjiang, western China are the largest magmatic sulfide deposits in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt （CAOB）. The chemical and carbon isotopic compositions of the volatiles trapped in olivine, pyroxene and sulfide mineral separates were analyzed by vacuum stepwise-heating mass spectrometry. The results show that the released volatiles are concentrated at three temperature intervals of 200-400°C, 400-900°C and 900-1200°C. The released volatiles from silicate mineral separates at 400-900°C and 900-1200°C have similar chemical and carbon isotopic compositions, which are mainly composed of H2O （av. ~92 mol%） with minor H2, CO2, H2S and SO2, and they are likely associated with the ore-forming magmatic volatiles. Light δ13CCO2 values （from -20.86‰ to -12.85‰） of pyroxene indicate crustal contamination occurred prior to or synchronous with pyroxene crystallization of mantlederived ore-forming magma. The elevated contents of H2 and H2O in the olivine and pyroxene suggest a deep mantle-originated ore-forming volatile mixed with aqueous volatiles from recycled subducted slab. High contents of CO2 in the ore-forming magma volatiles led to an increase in oxygen fugacity, and thereby reduced the solubility of sulfur in the magma, then triggered sulfur saturation followed by sulfide melt segregation; CO2 contents correlated with Cu contents in the whole rocks suggest that a supercritical state of CO2 in the ore-forming magma system under high temperature and pressure conditions might play a key role in the assemblage of huge Cu and Ni elements. The volatiles released from constituent minerals of intrusion 1# have more CO2 and SO2 oxidized gases, higher CO2/CH4 and SO2/H2S ratios and lighter δ13CCO2 than those of intrusions 2# and 3#. This combination suggests that the higher oxidation state of the volatiles in intrusion 1# than intrusions 2# and 3#, which could be one of key ore-forming factors for large amounts of ores and high contents of Cu and Ni in intrusion 1#. The volatiles released at 200-400°C are dominated by H2O with minor CO2, N2＋CO and SO2, with δ13CCO2 values （-25.66‰ to -22.98‰） within the crustal ranges, and are considered to be related to secondary tectonic-hydrothermal activities.展开更多
1 Introduction Meromictic soda Lake Doroninskoe localized in the intermountain area,filled with continental sediments of the Mesozoic,in the upper basin of the river Amur.Coordinates of its location are N51°14’4...1 Introduction Meromictic soda Lake Doroninskoe localized in the intermountain area,filled with continental sediments of the Mesozoic,in the upper basin of the river Amur.Coordinates of its location are N51°14’42"E112°14’40",展开更多
Electrical and magnetic properties are two crucial factors for the designing of broadband electromagnetic wave absorption(EWA)materials.In this work,we synthesized various magnetic metal sulfides/carbon(M_(x)S_(y)/C)n...Electrical and magnetic properties are two crucial factors for the designing of broadband electromagnetic wave absorption(EWA)materials.In this work,we synthesized various magnetic metal sulfides/carbon(M_(x)S_(y)/C)nanocomposites from the precursor complex of metal in microporous polythiophene(MPT),and systematically investigated their EWA properties and mechanism.The characterization results indicate that M_(x)S_(y) were determined to be Fe_(7)S_(8)/C,Co_(9)S_(8)/C and Ni_(4)S_(3)/C,respectively.It is observed that M_(x)S_(y)/C nanocomposites exhibit remarkable EWA performances,where the maximal absorption gets to-51.3 dB,and efficient absorption can be realized in 10.32-18 GHz(7.68 GHz),which is superior to most reported magnetic carbonaceous EWA composites.Beside,the efficient absorption can be tuned to cover Ku band X band,demonstrating their great potential in practical applications.Improved conductance loss,obvious polarization relaxation,and apparent eddy current loss are deemed to make the predominant contributions to the high-performance EWA.This research opens up the exploration of novel nanocomposite coupling dielectric loss and magnetic loss using MPT-metal complex precursor for EWA applications.展开更多
Nanostructured metal sulfides are potential electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries; however, they typically suffer from very poor cycling stability due to large volume changes and dissolution of discharge produc...Nanostructured metal sulfides are potential electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries; however, they typically suffer from very poor cycling stability due to large volume changes and dissolution of discharge products. Herein we propose a rational material design strategy for sulfide-based materials to address these problems. Taking nickel sulfide （NiSx） as an example, we demonstrated that its electrochemical performance can be dramatically improved by confining the NiSx nanoparticles in a percolating conductive carbon nanotube network, and stabilizing them with an ultrathin carbon coating layer. The carbon layer serves as a physical barrier to alleviate the effects of both the volume change and dissolution of active materials. The hybrid material exhibited a large reversible specific capacity of 〉500 mAh/g and excellent cycling stability over 200 cycles. Given the traditionally problematic nature of NiSx as a battery anode material, we believe that the observed high performance reported here reflects the effectiveness of our material design strategy.展开更多
基金financially supported by NSF of China(Grant 41072056, 40772058, 91014003, 40534020 and40772062)Key Projects of China Geological Survey(1212011121092)MOE (311010)
文摘The Kalatongke Cu-Ni sulfide deposits located in the East Junggar terrane, northern Xinjiang, western China are the largest magmatic sulfide deposits in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt （CAOB）. The chemical and carbon isotopic compositions of the volatiles trapped in olivine, pyroxene and sulfide mineral separates were analyzed by vacuum stepwise-heating mass spectrometry. The results show that the released volatiles are concentrated at three temperature intervals of 200-400°C, 400-900°C and 900-1200°C. The released volatiles from silicate mineral separates at 400-900°C and 900-1200°C have similar chemical and carbon isotopic compositions, which are mainly composed of H2O （av. ~92 mol%） with minor H2, CO2, H2S and SO2, and they are likely associated with the ore-forming magmatic volatiles. Light δ13CCO2 values （from -20.86‰ to -12.85‰） of pyroxene indicate crustal contamination occurred prior to or synchronous with pyroxene crystallization of mantlederived ore-forming magma. The elevated contents of H2 and H2O in the olivine and pyroxene suggest a deep mantle-originated ore-forming volatile mixed with aqueous volatiles from recycled subducted slab. High contents of CO2 in the ore-forming magma volatiles led to an increase in oxygen fugacity, and thereby reduced the solubility of sulfur in the magma, then triggered sulfur saturation followed by sulfide melt segregation; CO2 contents correlated with Cu contents in the whole rocks suggest that a supercritical state of CO2 in the ore-forming magma system under high temperature and pressure conditions might play a key role in the assemblage of huge Cu and Ni elements. The volatiles released from constituent minerals of intrusion 1# have more CO2 and SO2 oxidized gases, higher CO2/CH4 and SO2/H2S ratios and lighter δ13CCO2 than those of intrusions 2# and 3#. This combination suggests that the higher oxidation state of the volatiles in intrusion 1# than intrusions 2# and 3#, which could be one of key ore-forming factors for large amounts of ores and high contents of Cu and Ni in intrusion 1#. The volatiles released at 200-400°C are dominated by H2O with minor CO2, N2＋CO and SO2, with δ13CCO2 values （-25.66‰ to -22.98‰） within the crustal ranges, and are considered to be related to secondary tectonic-hydrothermal activities.
基金supported by projects of the Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences "The role of ice cover in the seasonal geochemical and hydrobiological cycles of small salt and freshwater lakes of Transbaikalia" and no. 56 "Forecasted modeling and multidisciplinary research of several years dynamic of meromictic lakes ecosystems state in Siberia"
文摘1 Introduction Meromictic soda Lake Doroninskoe localized in the intermountain area,filled with continental sediments of the Mesozoic,in the upper basin of the river Amur.Coordinates of its location are N51°14’42"E112°14’40",
基金financially supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.30920021107)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51702161)。
文摘Electrical and magnetic properties are two crucial factors for the designing of broadband electromagnetic wave absorption(EWA)materials.In this work,we synthesized various magnetic metal sulfides/carbon(M_(x)S_(y)/C)nanocomposites from the precursor complex of metal in microporous polythiophene(MPT),and systematically investigated their EWA properties and mechanism.The characterization results indicate that M_(x)S_(y) were determined to be Fe_(7)S_(8)/C,Co_(9)S_(8)/C and Ni_(4)S_(3)/C,respectively.It is observed that M_(x)S_(y)/C nanocomposites exhibit remarkable EWA performances,where the maximal absorption gets to-51.3 dB,and efficient absorption can be realized in 10.32-18 GHz(7.68 GHz),which is superior to most reported magnetic carbonaceous EWA composites.Beside,the efficient absorption can be tuned to cover Ku band X band,demonstrating their great potential in practical applications.Improved conductance loss,obvious polarization relaxation,and apparent eddy current loss are deemed to make the predominant contributions to the high-performance EWA.This research opens up the exploration of novel nanocomposite coupling dielectric loss and magnetic loss using MPT-metal complex precursor for EWA applications.
基金The authors greatly acknowledge the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Nos. 51472173 and 51522208）, the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province （Nos. BK20140302 and SBK2015010320）, the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions and Collaborative Innovation Center of Suzhou Nano Science and Technology.
文摘Nanostructured metal sulfides are potential electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries; however, they typically suffer from very poor cycling stability due to large volume changes and dissolution of discharge products. Herein we propose a rational material design strategy for sulfide-based materials to address these problems. Taking nickel sulfide （NiSx） as an example, we demonstrated that its electrochemical performance can be dramatically improved by confining the NiSx nanoparticles in a percolating conductive carbon nanotube network, and stabilizing them with an ultrathin carbon coating layer. The carbon layer serves as a physical barrier to alleviate the effects of both the volume change and dissolution of active materials. The hybrid material exhibited a large reversible specific capacity of 〉500 mAh/g and excellent cycling stability over 200 cycles. Given the traditionally problematic nature of NiSx as a battery anode material, we believe that the observed high performance reported here reflects the effectiveness of our material design strategy.
