Thermal diffusion of Si atoms at the interface in Mo/Si multilayers was observed with an imaging type soft X ray emission microscope developed by us. It was possible to observe the diffusion with 0.2nm depth resolutio...Thermal diffusion of Si atoms at the interface in Mo/Si multilayers was observed with an imaging type soft X ray emission microscope developed by us. It was possible to observe the diffusion with 0.2nm depth resolution in the direction normal to the interface by comparing the emission intensity for exactly the same position. The diffusion coefficient of Si atoms in Mo at 600℃ was roughly estimated to be 6.0×10 17 cm 2/s.展开更多
Nowadays, ultrafine explosives are widely used in military fields. Ultrafine 2,2',4,4',6,6'-hexanitrostilbene(HNS) has emerged as an optimal primer for explosion foil initiators due to its excellent therma...Nowadays, ultrafine explosives are widely used in military fields. Ultrafine 2,2',4,4',6,6'-hexanitrostilbene(HNS) has emerged as an optimal primer for explosion foil initiators due to its excellent thermal stability and high-voltage short-pulse initiation performance. However, the solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS leads to a degradation in its impact detonation performance. Previous studies have indicated that residual dimethyl formamide(DMF), which is present in ultrafine HNS prepared using the recrystallization method, affects ultrafine HNS ripening. The mechanism of residual solvent effects on solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS is unclear. In this work, the specific surface area(SSA) derived from small angle X-ray scattering(SAXS) was utilized for kinetic fitting analysis to explore the mechanism by which residual solvents enhance the solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS. The results of the SSA measured by insitu SAXS under conditions of 150℃ for 40 h revealed that the sample with 0.2% residual DMF exhibited a 21.51% decrease in SSA, whereas the sample with only 0.04% residual DMF showed a decrease of 15.66%.Furthermore, the higher amounts of residual DMF accelerated the reduction in SSA with time. Kinetic fitting analysis demonstrated that reducing residual DMF would lower both the activation energy and the pre-exponential factor, consequently decreasing the rate constant of solid phase ripening. The mechanism was speculated that it primarily facilitated the Ostwald ripening(OR). Additionally, contrast variation small angle X-ray scattering(CV-SAXS) confirmed that coating of ultrafine HNS particles is an effective method for inhibiting ripening, significantly reducing both the rate and extent of ripening of ultrafine HNS. This study predicts how residual solvents impact the solid phase ripening process of ultrafine HNS and proposes strategies for enhancing the long-term stability of ultrafine explosives.展开更多
A new data analysis method of dynamic light scattering of gels with macromolecules was proposed,in which the inhomogeneity of polymer gels was taken into account.The reliability of the method was verified by measuring...A new data analysis method of dynamic light scattering of gels with macromolecules was proposed,in which the inhomogeneity of polymer gels was taken into account.The reliability of the method was verified by measuring the effective diffusion coefficient of Lysozyme in polyacrylamide gels.The dependence of the effective diffusion coefficient of macromolecules on monomer concentration was also observed.展开更多
文摘Thermal diffusion of Si atoms at the interface in Mo/Si multilayers was observed with an imaging type soft X ray emission microscope developed by us. It was possible to observe the diffusion with 0.2nm depth resolution in the direction normal to the interface by comparing the emission intensity for exactly the same position. The diffusion coefficient of Si atoms in Mo at 600℃ was roughly estimated to be 6.0×10 17 cm 2/s.
基金the Presidential Foundation of CAEP(Grant No.YZJJZQ2023005)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.22375191).
文摘Nowadays, ultrafine explosives are widely used in military fields. Ultrafine 2,2',4,4',6,6'-hexanitrostilbene(HNS) has emerged as an optimal primer for explosion foil initiators due to its excellent thermal stability and high-voltage short-pulse initiation performance. However, the solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS leads to a degradation in its impact detonation performance. Previous studies have indicated that residual dimethyl formamide(DMF), which is present in ultrafine HNS prepared using the recrystallization method, affects ultrafine HNS ripening. The mechanism of residual solvent effects on solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS is unclear. In this work, the specific surface area(SSA) derived from small angle X-ray scattering(SAXS) was utilized for kinetic fitting analysis to explore the mechanism by which residual solvents enhance the solid phase ripening of ultrafine HNS. The results of the SSA measured by insitu SAXS under conditions of 150℃ for 40 h revealed that the sample with 0.2% residual DMF exhibited a 21.51% decrease in SSA, whereas the sample with only 0.04% residual DMF showed a decrease of 15.66%.Furthermore, the higher amounts of residual DMF accelerated the reduction in SSA with time. Kinetic fitting analysis demonstrated that reducing residual DMF would lower both the activation energy and the pre-exponential factor, consequently decreasing the rate constant of solid phase ripening. The mechanism was speculated that it primarily facilitated the Ostwald ripening(OR). Additionally, contrast variation small angle X-ray scattering(CV-SAXS) confirmed that coating of ultrafine HNS particles is an effective method for inhibiting ripening, significantly reducing both the rate and extent of ripening of ultrafine HNS. This study predicts how residual solvents impact the solid phase ripening process of ultrafine HNS and proposes strategies for enhancing the long-term stability of ultrafine explosives.
文摘A new data analysis method of dynamic light scattering of gels with macromolecules was proposed,in which the inhomogeneity of polymer gels was taken into account.The reliability of the method was verified by measuring the effective diffusion coefficient of Lysozyme in polyacrylamide gels.The dependence of the effective diffusion coefficient of macromolecules on monomer concentration was also observed.
