ICP-AES法测定色漆可溶性金属含量

用ICP-AES法测定了色漆中的“可溶性”金属铬、镉、铅元素，考察了不同酸度对分析结果的影响，优化了测试条件。进行了回收率和精密度试验。并用原子吸收光谱国标方法进行对照，结果一致。     

Simultaneous determination of Co,Mo, Ni,W and moisture content in hydrodesulfurization catalysts by neutron capture gamma-ray spectrometry

Neutron capture γ-ray spectrometry has been applied for the simultaneous determination of Co, Mo, Ni, W and moisture in hydrodesulfurization catalysts. The Co, Mo and water content are determined in a 10 min irradiation using a 500–2500 keV calibration. Ni and W, if present, require, and additional 30 min irradiation, using a 5000–9000 keV calibration. In both cases TiO₂ is used as internal standard. Results are in good agreement with those obtained by NAA for metals and by TGA for moisture. This work was supported by Grant N⁰ 31.26-Sl-0304 from the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Technológicas.     

Great expectations: Specific lexical anticipation influences the processing of spoken language

Background  

Recently several studies have shown that people use contextual information to make predictions about the rest of the sentence or story as the text unfolds. Using event related potentials (ERPs) we tested whether these on-line predictions are based on a message-level representation of the discourse or on simple automatic activation by individual words. Subjects heard short stories that were highly constraining for one specific noun, or stories that were not specifically predictive but contained the same prime words as the predictive stories. To test whether listeners make specific predictions critical nouns were preceded by an adjective that was inflected according to, or in contrast with, the gender of the expected noun.     

Anomalous atomic hydrogen shock pattern in a supersonic plasma Jet

A two-photon laser-induced fluorescence study on the transport of ground-state atomic hydrogen in a supersonic plasma jet, generated from an Ar-H (2) mixture, reveals an unexpected shock pattern. Whereas both the axial-velocity profile and the temperature profile of hydrogen atoms along the jet centerline can be interpreted in terms of a supersonic expansion of an Ar-H gas mixture, the H-atom density profiles do not satisfy the well established Rankine-Hugoniot relation leading to a nonconservation of the forward flux. The experimental results show that H atoms escape from the supersonic expansion by a diffusion process due to strong density gradients between the core of the jet and its vicinity.