Substantial attention has been paid to the stoi-chiometric displacement models for solute retention (SDM-R) in liquid chromatography and adsorption (SDM-A) at surfaces since they were developed. The SDM has a strongly...Substantial attention has been paid to the stoi-chiometric displacement models for solute retention (SDM-R) in liquid chromatography and adsorption (SDM-A) at surfaces since they were developed. The SDM has a strongly theoretical basis and has evolved to the point that it is widely applied in chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology and biotechnology. This review introduces the history, recent developments, and new concepts relating to the SDM, including theory, mathematical expressions, and applications across a broad range of fields.展开更多
Al-Ti diffusion couples were made by embedded technology and treated at the temperature between the melting points of Al and Ti. The microstructure evolution and growth mechanism of the Al-Ti DRZ were investigated. Th...Al-Ti diffusion couples were made by embedded technology and treated at the temperature between the melting points of Al and Ti. The microstructure evolution and growth mechanism of the Al-Ti DRZ were investigated. The result shows that the DRZ, the mixture of TiAl3 and Al, grows layer by layer along their chemical equilibrium zone. In the course, the growth interface moves toward the aluminum side. TiAl3 is the only new phase which forms earliest in the course of heat-treatment. The growth mechanism of the DRZ changes after the phase transition of titanium. Before the phase transition of titanium, the growth of the DRZ is controlled by the dissolution speed of the titanium to the molten aluminum, while after the phase transition of titanium, the growth is controlled by the chemical reaction speed of Al and Ti atoms, and consequently, its growth rate is greatly increased.展开更多
Ultra-high temperature ceramic(UHTC)nanowires are potential reinforcement materials due to it combines the perfect properties of bulk materials and unique geometric properties of one-dimensional(1D)nanostructures.Thus...Ultra-high temperature ceramic(UHTC)nanowires are potential reinforcement materials due to it combines the perfect properties of bulk materials and unique geometric properties of one-dimensional(1D)nanostructures.Thus,developing 1D nanomaterials that have excellent morphology and structure retention in ultra-high temperature environments is of prime importance to bring their outstanding performance into full play.Herein,we report the novel solid solution((Hf_(0.5)Ta_(0.5))C)ceramic nanowires,which could not only maintain morphological and structural stability at 1900°C but also exhibit 1D nanostructures under oxyacetylene scouring and ablation at 2300°C.The morphology evolution of nanowires obeys the Rayleigh instability mechanism,and the internal structure and element distribution of nanowires remain unchanged even if the surface atoms are rearranged.The fascinating nanowires are demonstrated to have great potential as ideal reinforcement materials of composite materials and toughening phases of ceramics that are applied in ultra-high temperature environments,as well as excellent performance enhancement phases of functional materials.Our work may provide new insights into the development of ceramic nanowires and widen their applications.展开更多
Laser-induced forward transfer(LIFT)is a direct-writing technique capable of depositing a single dot smaller than the laser wavelength at small shot energy through the laser-induced dot transfer(LIDT)technique.To depo...Laser-induced forward transfer(LIFT)is a direct-writing technique capable of depositing a single dot smaller than the laser wavelength at small shot energy through the laser-induced dot transfer(LIDT)technique.To deposit a single nanodot in a single shot of laser irradiation,a liquid nanodrop is transferred from donor to receiver and finally solidified via a solid–liquid–solid(SLS)process.In conventional LIDT experiments,multi-shots with step scanning have been used to form array structures.However,interference laser processing can achieve an arrayed process and generate a periodic structure in a single shot.In this study,a femtosecond laser interference pattern was first applied to LIDT,and an array of nanodots was successfully deposited in a single shot,producing the following unit structures:a single dot,adjoining dots,and stacking dots.The diameter of the smallest nanodot was 355 nm,and the narrowest gap between two adjoining nanodots was 17.2 nm.The LIDT technique produces high-purity,catalyst-free that do not require post-cleaning or alignment processes.Given these significant advantages,LIDT can expand the usability of nanodots in a wide range of fields.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 29675017 and 39180016).
文摘Substantial attention has been paid to the stoi-chiometric displacement models for solute retention (SDM-R) in liquid chromatography and adsorption (SDM-A) at surfaces since they were developed. The SDM has a strongly theoretical basis and has evolved to the point that it is widely applied in chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology and biotechnology. This review introduces the history, recent developments, and new concepts relating to the SDM, including theory, mathematical expressions, and applications across a broad range of fields.
基金Project (ZR2011EL023) supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province,ChinaProject (12CX04057A) supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China
文摘Al-Ti diffusion couples were made by embedded technology and treated at the temperature between the melting points of Al and Ti. The microstructure evolution and growth mechanism of the Al-Ti DRZ were investigated. The result shows that the DRZ, the mixture of TiAl3 and Al, grows layer by layer along their chemical equilibrium zone. In the course, the growth interface moves toward the aluminum side. TiAl3 is the only new phase which forms earliest in the course of heat-treatment. The growth mechanism of the DRZ changes after the phase transition of titanium. Before the phase transition of titanium, the growth of the DRZ is controlled by the dissolution speed of the titanium to the molten aluminum, while after the phase transition of titanium, the growth is controlled by the chemical reaction speed of Al and Ti atoms, and consequently, its growth rate is greatly increased.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52130205 and 51727804)the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2021YFA0715803)Innovation Foundation for Doctor Dissertation of Northwestern Polytechnical University(CX2022010).
文摘Ultra-high temperature ceramic(UHTC)nanowires are potential reinforcement materials due to it combines the perfect properties of bulk materials and unique geometric properties of one-dimensional(1D)nanostructures.Thus,developing 1D nanomaterials that have excellent morphology and structure retention in ultra-high temperature environments is of prime importance to bring their outstanding performance into full play.Herein,we report the novel solid solution((Hf_(0.5)Ta_(0.5))C)ceramic nanowires,which could not only maintain morphological and structural stability at 1900°C but also exhibit 1D nanostructures under oxyacetylene scouring and ablation at 2300°C.The morphology evolution of nanowires obeys the Rayleigh instability mechanism,and the internal structure and element distribution of nanowires remain unchanged even if the surface atoms are rearranged.The fascinating nanowires are demonstrated to have great potential as ideal reinforcement materials of composite materials and toughening phases of ceramics that are applied in ultra-high temperature environments,as well as excellent performance enhancement phases of functional materials.Our work may provide new insights into the development of ceramic nanowires and widen their applications.
基金the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science(JSPS)through a Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(B)(No.16H038850)Amada Foundation for Metal Work Technology(AF-2018212).
文摘Laser-induced forward transfer(LIFT)is a direct-writing technique capable of depositing a single dot smaller than the laser wavelength at small shot energy through the laser-induced dot transfer(LIDT)technique.To deposit a single nanodot in a single shot of laser irradiation,a liquid nanodrop is transferred from donor to receiver and finally solidified via a solid–liquid–solid(SLS)process.In conventional LIDT experiments,multi-shots with step scanning have been used to form array structures.However,interference laser processing can achieve an arrayed process and generate a periodic structure in a single shot.In this study,a femtosecond laser interference pattern was first applied to LIDT,and an array of nanodots was successfully deposited in a single shot,producing the following unit structures:a single dot,adjoining dots,and stacking dots.The diameter of the smallest nanodot was 355 nm,and the narrowest gap between two adjoining nanodots was 17.2 nm.The LIDT technique produces high-purity,catalyst-free that do not require post-cleaning or alignment processes.Given these significant advantages,LIDT can expand the usability of nanodots in a wide range of fields.
