Synthesis and Structural Characterization of a Di-nuclear Uranyl Complex with Quinoline-6-carboxylate

Crystallography Reports - A di-nuclear uranyl complex with the formula of [(UO2)2(L)4(H2O)2]?4H2O (1) (HL = quinoline-6-carboxylic acid) was synthesized hydrothermally and characterized by...     

A new technique for carrying out real-time measurements of crystal growth rate

The growth rates of crystal interfaces have been measured by using a new technique — the laser diffraction metering technique. It is simple, visualized, fast and has high precision. This paper describes the basic principle, operation method and the precision of the technique.     

Effect of Stress-Dependent Thermal Conductivity on Thermo-Mechanical Coupling Behavior in GaN-Based Nanofilm Under Pulse Heat Source

The thermal properties of a nanostructured semiconductor are affected by multi-physical fields,such as stress and electromagnetic fields,causing changes in temperature and strain distributions.In this work,the influence of stress-dependent thermal conductivity on the heat transfer behavior of a GaN-based nanofilm is investigated.The finite element method is adopted to simulate the temperature distribution in a prestressed nanofilm under heat pulses.Numerical results demonstrate the effect of stress field on the thermal conductivity of GaN-based nanofilm,namely,the prestress and the thermal stress lead to a change in the heat transfer behavior in the nanofilm.Under the same heat source,the peak temperature of the film with stress-dependent thermal conductivity is significantly lower than that of the film with a constant thermal conductivity and the maximum temperature difference can reach 8.2 K.These results could be useful for designing GaN-based semiconductor devices with higher reliability under multi-physical fields.     

Dendritic analogues of engineering plastics - a general one-step synthesis of dendritic polyaryl ethers

The first general single-step route to dendritic or cascade polyaryl ethers analogous to common linear polyaryl ethers is described. The sodium salts of four AB₂ monomers each containing a single phenolic hydroxyl group and two aryl fluorides activated toward nucleophilic substitution by carbonyl, sulphonyl, or tetrafluorophenyl moieties are shown to polymerize in hot N, N-dimethylacetamide. The products are high molecular weight polymers (7000 < M_n < 36000), have narrow polydispersities (1.50 < M_w/M_n < 4.50), and are highly soluble in organic solvents. The molecular weights of two of the polymers increase with monomer concentration. The polymers are thermally stable (500 °C under N₂) and have glass transition temperatures ranging from 135 to 231 °C.     

Quasielastic light scattering,mutual diffusion and viscoelasticity of polymer solutions

Quasielastic light (QEL) scattering studies of semidilute solutions of polystyrene in benzene and benzene plus diethyl phthalate mixed solvents have been carried out. Comparisons are made between experiment and theoretical results. It is found that the relative amplitude of the viscoelastic modes depends on the coupling parameter β (defined in the text). For the solutions with β=0, no viscoelastic component is observed in the QEL scattering spectrum, consistent with the theoretical prediction. The amplitude and a relaxation time distribution of the viscoelastic component of the QEL scattering spectrum of PS in the mixed solvent are found to depend on time. Steady state values are obtained only after the solution is equilibrated for more than a month. Time evolution of the QEL spectrum has been investigated.     

Topological Phase Transition of Non-Hermitian Crosslinked Chain

The contents of topological classification of matter are enriched by non-Hermiticity, such as exceptional points, bulk-edge correspondence, and skin effects. Physically, gain and loss can be introduced by imaginary on-site potentials of lattice Hamiltonians, and the topological phase transition for a cross-linked chain in the presence of such non-Hermiticity is investigated. The topological phase diagram in terms of a winding number is obtained analytically with phase boundaries coinciding with the surfaces of exceptional points. The topologically original edge states with distribution mainly at the joints between domains of different phases are protected even for long chains. The non-Hermitian topological feature can also be reflected by vortex structures in the vector fields of complex eigenenergies, expected values of Pauli matrices, and trajectories of these quantities. This model may be implemented in coupled photonic crystals, fermions trapped in optical lattice, or non-Hermitian electrical-circuit lattices, and the edge states are immune to various kinds of disorders until topological phase transition occurs. This work gives insight into the influence of non-Hermiticity on topological phase of matter.     

Positron Annihilation Study on the Thermal Fatigue in a Die Steel

Samples of 5Cr2NiMoVSi die steel which underwent thermal fatigue with different fatigue cycles have been studied by using microhardness and positron lifetime measurements. It is found that the microhardness and the positron lifetime parameters increase and decrease alternatively with increasing the number of the fatigue cycles. The experimental results reveal that the fatigue strain, the dynamical recovery, and recrystallization and the precipitation are main causes of variation of the defects in the process of thermal fatigue.     

纺织品中pH值的测定能力验证

为了了解国内纺织品检测机构对纺织品中pH值测定领域的整体水平,识别和掌握实验室存在的差异,加强纺织品检测机构的实验室能力建设,中国国家认证认可监督管理委员会(CNCA)组织了纺织品中pH值的测定能力验证活动,有16个省、市、直辖市的69个实验室参加,测试结果满意的实验室占78.26%.