The ground state and excited state transfer yields for the 2-neutron pickup channel in the 28Si+68Zn system have been measured explicitly. The recoil mass separator at the nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi was used for the
measurement. A NaI(T1) detector was used for detecting the deexcitation γ’s from the transfer products. The kinematic coincidence technique was employed for the transfer measurement. Simplified coupled
channels calculations show that out of all transfer channels the major contribution to the sub-barrier enhancement comes from
the ground state 2 neutron pickup channel with a ground state Q-value of+1.83 MeV. 相似文献
Electrophoresis 2014, 35, 2673–2680. DOI: 10.1002/elps.201400210 pH‐responsive microcapsules manufactured by combining electrostatic droplets (ESD) and microfluidic droplets (MFD) techniques to produce mono‐disperse core (alginate) ‐ shell (chitosan) structure with controlled drug release behavior. The fabricated core‐shell microcapsules have a pH‐controlled drug delivery function according to acidic and alkaline environment, and present positive biocompatibility, indicating their potential use in biological and biomedical applications, such as pH‐responsive drug‐delivery systems, scaffolding for bone tissues, and as an oral drug‐delivery vehicle.
In photosynthesis, solar energy is harvested by photosensitizers, and then, the excited electrons transfer via a Z-Scheme mode to enzymatic catalytic centers to trigger redox reactions. Herein, we constructed a core–shell Z-scheme heterojunction of semiconductor@single-atom catalysts (SACs). The oxygen-vacancy-rich ZnO core and single-atom Co−N4 sites supported on nitrogen-rich carbon shell (SA-Co-CN) act as the photosensitizer and the enzyme-mimicking active centers, respectively. Driven by built-in electric field across the heterojunction, photoexcited electrons could rapidly (2 ps) transfer from the n-type ZnO core to the p-type SA-Co-CN shell, finally boosting the catalytic performance of the surface-exposed single-atom Co−N4 sites for peroxymonosulfate (PMS) activation under light irradiation. The synergies between photocatalysis and heterogeneous Fenton-like reaction lead to phenomenally enhanced production of various reactive oxygen species for rapid degradation of various microcontaminants in water. Experimental and theoretical results validate that the interfacial coupling of SA-Co-CN with ZnO greatly facilitates PMS adsorption and activation by reducing the adsorption energy and enhancing the cascade electron transfer processes for the photo-Fenton-like reaction. 相似文献