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Online since: January 2013
Authors: Jie Song, Jing Wang, Liang Wu Bi, Zhen Dong Zhao, Yan Gu, Dong Mei Li, Yan Ju Lu
[2] Weiping Ban, Shiping Gao, Wenjing Song, et al: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 21(1) (2001) p. 75
[8] Shitao Yu, Lu Li, Fusheng Liu, et al: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 24(S) (2004) p. 37
[9] Yanming Wang, Tiancheng Liu, Meicun Zhou, et al: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 24(S) (2004) p. 57
[10] Kai Zhu, Bin Xu, Gang Zhang: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 25(4) (2005) p. 38
[20] Shimo Song, Gonghui Zhuang, Zhenglie Wang: Physical Chemistry (Higher Education Press, Beijing, China 1997).
[8] Shitao Yu, Lu Li, Fusheng Liu, et al: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 24(S) (2004) p. 37
[9] Yanming Wang, Tiancheng Liu, Meicun Zhou, et al: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 24(S) (2004) p. 57
[10] Kai Zhu, Bin Xu, Gang Zhang: Chemistry and Industry of Forest Products (In Chinese), Vol. 25(4) (2005) p. 38
[20] Shimo Song, Gonghui Zhuang, Zhenglie Wang: Physical Chemistry (Higher Education Press, Beijing, China 1997).
Online since: March 2013
Authors: Yin Jie Wang, Ji Ping Liu, Ze Quan Liu, Mei Xiu Kan
As can be seen in Figure 3 , we can see that the materials have a clear structure and there are no impurities in the structure.
The materials’ structures are similar with the PDF card 72-0792.
Further Study on the Property of Absorbing CO2 with Li2ZrO3Material, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry. 2004, 20(7): 770-774
CO2 Absorption of Li4SiO4 at High Temperature, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry,2006,22(2): 268-272
Effect of Na-Doping on Properties of Lithium Zirconate as CO2-absorbent, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry,2006,22(6): 1118-1122
The materials’ structures are similar with the PDF card 72-0792.
Further Study on the Property of Absorbing CO2 with Li2ZrO3Material, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry. 2004, 20(7): 770-774
CO2 Absorption of Li4SiO4 at High Temperature, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry,2006,22(2): 268-272
Effect of Na-Doping on Properties of Lithium Zirconate as CO2-absorbent, Chinese Journal of Inorganic Chemistry,2006,22(6): 1118-1122
Online since: December 2009
Authors: Wojciech Z. Misiolek, William R. Van Geertruyden
The extreme
case of the microstructure gradient is a formation of the peripheral coarse grain structure (PCG).
These experiments included different alloy chemistry, various temperatures, extrusion ratios and extrusion speeds allowing analysis of their influence.
The material used was 6061 aluminum alloy with a chemistry within the Aluminum Association's standards for this alloy.
In order to understand the effect of chemistry on recrystallization response, two alloys representing Cr:Mn ratios of 1:1 (Low Cr) and 2:1 (High Cr) were used.
Two billet temperatures, extrusion ratios, ram speeds, and alloy chemistries were utilized to investigate the effect of process parameters on PCG depth.
These experiments included different alloy chemistry, various temperatures, extrusion ratios and extrusion speeds allowing analysis of their influence.
The material used was 6061 aluminum alloy with a chemistry within the Aluminum Association's standards for this alloy.
In order to understand the effect of chemistry on recrystallization response, two alloys representing Cr:Mn ratios of 1:1 (Low Cr) and 2:1 (High Cr) were used.
Two billet temperatures, extrusion ratios, ram speeds, and alloy chemistries were utilized to investigate the effect of process parameters on PCG depth.
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Jin Dan Na, Li Wang, Mei Ling Ji, Guo Zhu Liu, Shen Lin Hu, Xue Song Ma
The ZSM-5/MCM-41 zeolite with a core-shell structure exhibited a higher conversion of supercritical n-dodecane cracking compared to ZSM-5.
Summary The core-shell-structured ZSM-5/MCM-41 composite materials were synthesized by desilication and re-assem -bly processes.
Li: Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol. 104 (2000) No.13, p. 2817 [4] C.
Yoon: The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol.109 (2005) No.15, p. 7040 [9] Y.
Zhao: Chemistry – A European Journal, Vol. 18 (2011) No.3, p. 931 [11] W.C.
Summary The core-shell-structured ZSM-5/MCM-41 composite materials were synthesized by desilication and re-assem -bly processes.
Li: Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol. 104 (2000) No.13, p. 2817 [4] C.
Yoon: The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol.109 (2005) No.15, p. 7040 [9] Y.
Zhao: Chemistry – A European Journal, Vol. 18 (2011) No.3, p. 931 [11] W.C.
Online since: August 2009
Authors: Hai Yan Chen
By FTIR analysis it was known that because of the force-chemistry of polymer and
time-temperature equivalence principle, resin chemically reacted with rubber during the mixing
process.
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This kind of structure made the blending system have good toughening action, so the friction material had better performances.
This analysis was consistent with the conclusion in above paragraphs, thus the macroscopic performance of friction material was explained from microcosmic structure.
Fig.4 FTIR curves of modified phenolic resin Fig.5 FTIR curves of NBR Fig.6 FTIR curve of resin-rubber after mechanical mixing it was known that because of the force-chemistry of polymer and time-temperature equivalence principle, resin chemically reacted with rubber during the mixing process.
Because of the force-chemistry of polymer and time-temperature equivalence principle, resin chemically reactes with rubber during the mixing process.
This kind of structure made the blending system have good toughening action, so the friction material had better performances.
This analysis was consistent with the conclusion in above paragraphs, thus the macroscopic performance of friction material was explained from microcosmic structure.
Fig.4 FTIR curves of modified phenolic resin Fig.5 FTIR curves of NBR Fig.6 FTIR curve of resin-rubber after mechanical mixing it was known that because of the force-chemistry of polymer and time-temperature equivalence principle, resin chemically reacted with rubber during the mixing process.
Because of the force-chemistry of polymer and time-temperature equivalence principle, resin chemically reactes with rubber during the mixing process.
Online since: February 2013
Authors: Qing Wang, Shuo Chao Bao, Xin Hua Bao
Physical and chemistry properties were chosen as comparison sequence, expressed as Xi={Xi(k), k=1,2,…,m, i=1,2,…,n}
Specific surface area and structure damage ratio have least influence to soil.
Specific surface area and structure damage ratio have least influence to soil.
The structure damage ratio of soil represents the condition of structure damaged under the action of flow impact, it has intimate connection to dispersivity.
(2) Comparing each physical chemistry properties comprehensively, the most principal influence to dispersion degree were CEC and ESP, the correlation degree of them were lager than 0.7.
Specific surface area and structure damage ratio have least influence to soil.
Specific surface area and structure damage ratio have least influence to soil.
The structure damage ratio of soil represents the condition of structure damaged under the action of flow impact, it has intimate connection to dispersivity.
(2) Comparing each physical chemistry properties comprehensively, the most principal influence to dispersion degree were CEC and ESP, the correlation degree of them were lager than 0.7.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Bin Zhao, Xiao Cui, Yong Qiang Cheng, Cui Lian Guo, Yang Li
Shen: Analytical Chemistry 80 (2008), P. 9131
[4] W.
Henry: Analytical Chemistry 84 (2012), P. 4474 [6] Y.
Li: Analytical Chemistry 84 (2011), P. 6331 [9] S.
Shen: Analytical Chemistry 83 (2011), P. 1300 [11] X.
Lin: Analytical Chemistry 82 (2010), P. 329 [13] G.
Henry: Analytical Chemistry 84 (2012), P. 4474 [6] Y.
Li: Analytical Chemistry 84 (2011), P. 6331 [9] S.
Shen: Analytical Chemistry 83 (2011), P. 1300 [11] X.
Lin: Analytical Chemistry 82 (2010), P. 329 [13] G.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Jing Ping Chen, Ke Han
In addition to refine the microstructure, both the thermomechanical treatments and chemistry variations may also alter the shape and distribution of the strengthening phases.
The change of the chemistry is another important approach in changing the microstructure because it can change either the eutectoid point or eutectoid temperature.
The lamellar structured composites are composed of two phases, as shown in Fig. 1.
Among all those components, both the copper and silver have the fcc structure, a ferrite has the bcc structure, and the cementite has the tetragonal structure.
Peretyatko, International Journal of Solids and Structures 27 (1991) 1639-1643.
The change of the chemistry is another important approach in changing the microstructure because it can change either the eutectoid point or eutectoid temperature.
The lamellar structured composites are composed of two phases, as shown in Fig. 1.
Among all those components, both the copper and silver have the fcc structure, a ferrite has the bcc structure, and the cementite has the tetragonal structure.
Peretyatko, International Journal of Solids and Structures 27 (1991) 1639-1643.
Online since: January 2009
Authors: Asmahane Fasla, Seghier Ould Kada, Zoubida Seghier, Alain Périchaud
Kada1, Zoubida.Seghier1, Alain Périchaud
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1Macromolecular Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Faculty of Sciences, University of Oran, BP1524,
El Mnaouer 31000, Oran, Algeria
2Macromolecular Chemistry Laboratory, University of Provence, Case55, 3PI.V.Hugo, 13331,
Cedex 03, Marseille, France
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email: afasla2005@yahoo.fr
Keywords: Cyclohexyl methacrylate, Tetra (ethylene glycol) dimethacrylate, Reactivity ratio,
Homogeneous structure
Abstract.
The determination of detailed structure of copolymers has advanced considerably over recent years with the advent of pulsed 13 C RMN spectrometers [13-15] .
For the CHMA-TtEGDMA copoly-mers r1 > 1 and r2 < 1, meaning that the rate of TtEGDMA incorporation into the copolymer structure is much higher than the rate of CHMA incorporation.
The structure of copolymers was confirmed by 13C NMR spectroscopy.
Rajadurai: Journal of Polymer Science Polymer Chemistry Edition, 20, 277-82 (1982)
The determination of detailed structure of copolymers has advanced considerably over recent years with the advent of pulsed 13 C RMN spectrometers [13-15] .
For the CHMA-TtEGDMA copoly-mers r1 > 1 and r2 < 1, meaning that the rate of TtEGDMA incorporation into the copolymer structure is much higher than the rate of CHMA incorporation.
The structure of copolymers was confirmed by 13C NMR spectroscopy.
Rajadurai: Journal of Polymer Science Polymer Chemistry Edition, 20, 277-82 (1982)
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Qi Meng, Gui Yong Wu, Ying Shao, Xiao Qiang Sun
Crystal structures description.
Durst: Topics in Current Chemistry, Vol. 165 (1993) p.193
Hirsch: European Journal of Organic Chemistry, (1990) No.6, p.1148
Tai: Chemistry--A European Journal, Vol. 14 (2008) No.35, p.11231
De Luca: Current Organic Chemistry, Vol. 8 (2004) No.15, p.1497
Durst: Topics in Current Chemistry, Vol. 165 (1993) p.193
Hirsch: European Journal of Organic Chemistry, (1990) No.6, p.1148
Tai: Chemistry--A European Journal, Vol. 14 (2008) No.35, p.11231
De Luca: Current Organic Chemistry, Vol. 8 (2004) No.15, p.1497