8 results on '"Zhang, Xinjia"'
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2. Type II Heterojunction Formed by 3D Flower-like Microspheres of BiOBr/NH2–Fe-MOF with High Photocatalytic Degradation of RhB via Visible Light
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Yang, Cheng, Zhang, Xinjia, Jin, Junsu, and Kang, Xiuqing
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Using the solvothermal method, a novel three-dimensional flower-like microsphere structure composite BiOBr/NH2–Fe-MOF was prepared with type II heterojunction through the combination between BiOBr and NH2–Fe-MOF, which had 20% enhancement of specific surface area and effectively suppressed the recombination of photoinduced electron–hole pairs. After 40 min of visible light irradiation, the degradation rate constant of BiOBr/NH2–Fe-MOF-2 reached 0.08507 min–1, which was 5.29 times higher than that of BiOBr and 11.34 times higher than that of NH2–Fe-MOF. BiOBr/NH2–Fe-MOF-2 represented the highest degradation efficiency of rhodamine B, up to 98.3%. After 6 cycles of experiments, the degradation rate could still maintain 85%, which is superior to the research results of most photocatalysts reported in the literature in the last 5 years. The mechanistic study suggested that •O2–was the main active species in RhB photocatalytic degradation. The combination of NH2–Fe-MOF with BiOBr in this study provides a new method for the rapid degradation of dye pollutants.
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- 2023
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3. MgBu2 nanosheets encapsulated in ZIF-8 for producing carbon scaffold in situ nanoconfined Mg hydrogen storage materials: Record-high loading and decreased dehydrogenation enthalpy.
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Xing, Xiaofei, Wang, Yuxiang, Zhang, Zhao, Wei, Mingxing, Zhang, Xinjia, Zhou, Jian, Sun, Zhimei, and Liu, Tong
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Nanoconfinement is an effective strategy to improve the kinetic and thermodynamic properties of the Mg/MgH 2 system. However, current nanoconfinement approaches including porous scaffolds impregnation and surface anchoring can hardly obtain high loading, agglomeration resistant, and air-stable Mg nanoparticles. Herein, we report a novel strategy for preparing carbon scaffold in situ nanoconfined Mg hydrogen storage materials. The 12.2 nm MgBu 2 nanosheets precipitated by solvent displacement are encapsulated in ZIF-8 to prepare MgBu 2 @ZIF-8, which are then pyrolyzed at 800°C to obtain Mg@C nanocomposites with 8.7 nm Mg embedded in a carbon scaffold. First principles calculations have demonstrated that the addition of MgBu 2 promotes the nucleation and growth of ZIF-8 to form MgBu 2 @ZIF-8. It is worth noting that the loading rate of Mg@C-3 sample reaches a record high of 76.3% and exhibits outstanding hydrogen storage performances. Surprisingly, the enthalpy of hydrogen absorption/desorption sharply decreases to −62.0/63.1 kJ mol
−1 H 2. Mg@C-3 can absorb 4.4 wt% H 2 at 200°C and desorb 4.0 wt% H 2 at 250°C, and the activation energy for hydrogen absorption/desorption is reduced to a staggering 53.1/74.2 kJ mol−1 H 2. Moreover, Mg@C-3 shows high cycling stability and antioxidant performance. This work opens a novel approach for the development of nanoconfined Mg nanocomposites with excellent performances. [Display omitted] • An in-situ growth-thermal decomposition method is developed for the nanoconfined Mg. • The loading rate of 8.7 nm Mg in Mg@C-3 reached a record high of 76.3%. • The ab/de-sorption activation energy of Mg@C-3 decreased to 53.1/74.2 kJ mol−1 H 2. • The ab/de-sorption enthalpy of Mg@C-3 decreased to −62.0/63.1 kJ mol−1 H 2. • Mg@C-3 exhibits excellent cycling stability and antioxidant performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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4. MgBu2nanosheets encapsulated in ZIF-8 for producing carbon scaffold in situ nanoconfined Mg hydrogen storage materials: Record-high loading and decreased dehydrogenation enthalpy
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Xing, Xiaofei, Wang, Yuxiang, Zhang, Zhao, Wei, Mingxing, Zhang, Xinjia, Zhou, Jian, Sun, Zhimei, and Liu, Tong
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Nanoconfinement is an effective strategy to improve the kinetic and thermodynamic properties of the Mg/MgH2system. However, current nanoconfinement approaches including porous scaffolds impregnation and surface anchoring can hardly obtain high loading, agglomeration resistant, and air-stable Mg nanoparticles. Herein, we report a novel strategy for preparing carbon scaffold in situ nanoconfined Mg hydrogen storage materials. The 12.2 nm MgBu2nanosheets precipitated by solvent displacement are encapsulated in ZIF-8 to prepare MgBu2@ZIF-8, which are then pyrolyzed at 800°C to obtain Mg@C nanocomposites with 8.7 nm Mg embedded in a carbon scaffold. First principles calculations have demonstrated that the addition of MgBu2promotes the nucleation and growth of ZIF-8 to form MgBu2@ZIF-8. It is worth noting that the loading rate of Mg@C-3 sample reaches a record high of 76.3% and exhibits outstanding hydrogen storage performances. Surprisingly, the enthalpy of hydrogen absorption/desorption sharply decreases to −62.0/63.1 kJ mol−1H2. Mg@C-3 can absorb 4.4 wt% H2at 200°C and desorb 4.0 wt% H2at 250°C, and the activation energy for hydrogen absorption/desorption is reduced to a staggering 53.1/74.2 kJ mol−1H2. Moreover, Mg@C-3 shows high cycling stability and antioxidant performance. This work opens a novel approach for the development of nanoconfined Mg nanocomposites with excellent performances.
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- 2024
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5. The history of pollution elements in Zhengzhou, China recorded by tree rings.
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Zhang, Xinjia
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Abstract Several tree ring samples in Zhengzhou, China, were collected to research the pollution elements variation history and the application of dendrochemistry in urban environmental pollution research. Bark and soil samples were also collected in the study area. Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) was used to analyse the concentrations of pollution elements in Cedrus deodara (Roxb.). The results indicated that the variations in pollution elements concentrations in the tree rings were roughly consistent with the history of the Zhengzhou No. 3 cotton mill (GM3). The autocorrelation coefficients determined for the element concentrations indicated that Zn and Pb were translocated within tree rings to a certain degree, especially Zn, and that Cu was not translocated within tree rings. We also found that the accumulation of Pb in the bark was extremely high, which indicated that trees are prone to Pb absorption from the atmosphere, not soil. This research reveals the history of different pollution elements in the environment and demonstrates that dendrochemical methods represent an effective component in an environmental monitoring programme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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6. An Optimized Supply Chain Network Model Based on Modified Genetic Algorithm
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Zhang, Yikun, Liu, Shufen, and Zhang, Xinjia
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For complex multi-source, multi-product, multi-stage Supply chain network (SCN) design problem, we propose an optimization supply chain network model. We consider cash conversion cycle as an objective to this model and utilize a modified genetic algorithm to solve the problem. To describe the structure of supply chain network, we propose a new encoding method and a genetic algorithm with modified genetic operators. We use the Pareto approach to obtain the set of Pareto-optimal solutions. In order to evaluate the performance of the modified genetic algorithm and validate the model, we conduct comparisons with standard genetic algorithm and the simulated annealing genetic algorithm. Experimental results show that the modified genetic algorithm achieved better CPU time and the accuracy of the Pareto-optimal solutions than the alternative algorithms and the model was effective.
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- 2017
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7. Identifying urban candidate brownfield sites using multi-source data: The case of Changchun City, China.
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Song, Yang, Lyu, Yang, Qian, Sitong, Zhang, Xinjia, Lin, Huiying, and Wang, Shijun
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BROWNFIELDS ,URBAN land use ,HAZARDOUS waste sites ,LAND use mapping ,WASTE heat ,URBAN planning - Abstract
Over the past 40 years, brownfield remediation has become an important issue of urban economic transition and revival, providing many social, economic, and environmental benefits to cities. Identifying urban candidate brownfield sites is an essential task of brownfield projects, but few attempts have been made to create a comprehensive dataset of their spatial distribution in China. This paper presents a new method for identifying urban candidate brownfield sites using multi-source data, including current urban land use maps, Baidu heat maps, business data, and Baidu street view. Our method for identifying urban candidate brownfield sites consists of four steps: (1) preparing and processing the basic data while screening potential contaminated sites using a current urban land use map, mapping the geographical coordinates of operating and non-operating businesses, and calculating the Baidu heat index; (2) integrating spatial multi-source data; (3) screening the intensity of use and the degree of abandonment for suspected sites in Baidu street view; and (4) conducting field surveys. The method was proposed and tested using a case study in the central region of Changchun, China, and 146 candidate brownfield sites were identified. The new data that we collected and our methodology can be used as quantitative and universally applicable tools within a discriminant analytical model framework, for urban geography, urban design, and landscape architecture. The resulting maps for urban candidate brownfields could also provide local government agencies with a technical reference for brownfield remediation. • A new method was proposed for identifying urban candidate brownfield sites. • Multi-source data were proposed for calculating the indicators. • The three impact factors had different effects on the identification results. • 146 urban candidate brownfield sites in Changchun were calculated and analyzed. • The Baidu heat map can be used to identify urban brownfield sites. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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8. A new node organization mechanism of a campus Grid and performance analysis
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Deng, Zhiqun, Dai, Guanzhong, Xie, Ting, Zhou, Daowu, Mu, Dejun, and Zhang, Xinjia
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This paper proposes a new node organization mechanism in the storage service provided by the Campus Grid Service Environment. The advantage of this architecture is its ability to aggregate nodes in the order of millions; the corresponding storage space aggregated can attain a petabyte level, which is a significant improvement in comparison with other campus Grids. Furthermore, this architecture is scalable and it can allow more nodes to join the storage pool to increase the storage space. The multilevel linked lists were first developed in order to organize the storage resources that are contributed by the nodes in the campus network. Subsequently, the algorithms were presented to analyze the mechanisms of the nodes: joining and leaving; storage resource scheduling and allocation; and unallocated storage space management. The performance of this system was investigated by employing a stochastic fluid model as the storage space changes with time as a result of the variation of the number of nodes. With this analytical model, the function between the storage allocation probability and the number of nodes was obtained. If more nodes join the campus Grid, the aggregated storage space will provide more available storage resources. If the storage resources allocation rate is less than the storage resources release rate, the available storage resources will increase and vice versa. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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- 2006
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