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11. Supplementary Materials and Methods; Supplementary Table S1; Supplementary Figures S1-S5 from Improvement of Stability and Efficacy of C16Y Therapeutic Peptide via Molecular Self-Assembly into Tumor-Responsive Nanoformulation

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Ding, Yanping, primary, Ji, Tianjiao, primary, Zhao, Ying, primary, Zhang, Yinlong, primary, Zhao, Xiaozheng, primary, Zhao, Ruifang, primary, Lang, Jiayan, primary, Zhao, Xiao, primary, Shi, Jian, primary, Sukumar, Saraswati, primary, and Nie, Guangjun, primary

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2023
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16. Application of Fractal to Evaluate the Drying Shrinkage Behavior of Soil Composites from Recycled Waste Clay Brick.

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Zhao, Xiaozheng, Li, Lingchen, Yang, Binbin, and Yang, Changde

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*WASTE recycling, *SOIL cracking, *FRACTAL dimensions, *BRICKS, *SOIL moisture
Abstract

Soil drying cracking is the most common natural phenomenon affecting soil stability. Due to the complexity of the geometric shapes of soil cracks during the cracking process, it has become a major problem in engineering science. The extremely irregular and complex crack networks formed in civil engineering materials can be quantitatively investigated using fractal theory. In this paper, fractal dimension is proposed to characterize the drying cracking characteristics of composite soil by adding recycled waste brick micro-powder. At the same time, the concept of the probability entropy of cracking is introduced to quantify the ordered state of crack development. Correspondingly, the endpoint value of probability entropy was solved mathematically, and the meaning of the probability entropy of cracking was clarified. In this study, the fracture fractal characteristics of composite soil mixed with different materials were first investigated. Then, five groups of composite soil-saturated muds with added recycled waste brick micro-powder of different contents were prepared in the laboratory. Using the evaporation test under constant temperature and humidity, the change rules of the fractal dimensions, probability entropy, crack ratios, and water contents of cracks during the cracking process of the soil samples were obtained. The results show that: (1) on the whole, the fractal dimensions of the soil samples added with recycled waste brick micro-powder of different contents increased over time, and the fractal dimensions of the soil samples without recycled waste brick micro-powder were obviously larger than those of the soil samples with recycled waste brick micro-powder. With the increase in the content of recycled waste brick micro-powder, the maximum fractal dimension decreased in turn. The maximum fractal dimensions of the five groups of soil samples were 1.74, 1.68, 1.62, 1.57, and 1.45. (2) The change trends of the probability entropy and fractal dimensions were similar; both of them showed an upward trend over time, and the probability entropy of the soil samples without recycled waste brick micro-powder was greater than that of the soil samples with recycled waste brick micro-powder. With the increase in the contents of recycled waste brick micro-powder, the probability entropy decreased in turn. The maximum values of the crack probability entropy of the five groups of soil samples were 0.99, 0.92, 0.87, 0.83, and 0.80. (3) Under the action of continuous evaporation, the moisture contents of the soil samples gradually decreased over time, while the crack ratios increased over time. To sum up, both from the perspective of the development process of the cracks of the soil samples and from the perspective of the final stable crack networks of the soil samples, the geometric shapes of the cracks of the soil samples without recycled waste brick micro-powder were the most complex. With the increase in the content of recycled waste brick micro-powder, the fractal characteristics of the cracks gradually changed from complex to simple. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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36. Ni enhanced reactivity of Fe/TiO2for selective catalytic reduction of NO with CO and the mechanism investigation

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Zhao, Kaiwen, Li, Zhongfu, Yan, Tao, Gao, Zhaojun, He, Qin, Wang, Qunfei, Liu, Wenqi, Zhang, Jingyan, Zhao, Xiaozheng, Liu, Li, and Liu, Conghua

Abstract

The effect of surface synergetic oxygen vacancy constructed by bimetallic metal on CO selective catalytic reduction of NOx(CO-SCR) was investigated by loading Fe and Ni on TiO2. Herein, a series of NixFe1−x/TiO2was prepared by the wet impregnation method. The microstructures, elemental states, and reactivity of the prepared samples were characterized by XRD, HRTEM, EPR, H2-TPD, CO-TPD, NO-TPD, and XPS. The results show that the synergistic effect between Ni and Fe effectively optimized the dispersion of Fe and constructed abundant Ni-O-Fe bonds. Furthermore, the excellent CO trapping capacity led to an increased number of cNi-□-Fe structures (SSOV), which effectively promotes NO activation at low temperatures. The in situDRIFT spectra illustrated that N2O intermediate species rapidly transformed into N2-based species at 250 ℃, and the catalyst modified with Ni presented excellent NO conversion and N2selectivity. The Ni0.2Fe0.8/TiO2sample demonstrated almost 100% NO conversion, 93% N2selectivity, and considerable stability with a gas hourly space velocity of 33,000 h-1at 250 ℃. This work provides a novel way for the design and preparation of a bimetallic NO reduction catalyst to promote the further study of efficient CO-SCR catalysts.

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2023
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