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    Preparation and Characteraction of New Magnetic Co–Al HTLc/Fe3O4Solid Base

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    Novel magnetic hydrotalcite-like compounds (HTLcs) were synthesized through introducing magnetic substrates (Fe3O4) into the Co–Al HTLcs materials by hydrothermal method. The magnetic Co–Al HTLcs with different Fe3O4contents were characterized in detail by XRD, FT-IR, SEM, TEM, DSC, and VSM techniques. It has been found that the magnetic substrates were incorporated with HTLcs successfully, although the addition of Fe3O4might hinder the growth rate of the crystal nucleus. The morphology of the samples showed the relatively uniform hexagonal platelet-like sheets. The grain boundaries were well defined with narrow size distribution. Moreover, the Co–Al HTLcs doped with magnetic substrates presented the paramagnetic property

    Catalytic cracking of 1-butene to propene and ethene on HMCM-49 zeolite

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    Functionalized mesoporous silica materials for controlled drug delivery

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    NIR-driven water splitting by layered bismuth oxyhalide sheets for effective photodynamic therapy

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    Two major issues of finding the appropriate photosensitizer and raising the penetration depth of irradiation light exist in further developing of photodynamic therapy (PDT).</p

    A novel luminescent mesoporous silica/apatite composite for controlled drug release

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    Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloy Tubes Fabricated Through Surface Mechanical Grinding Treatment and Graphene Lubrication Under Biaxial Stress States

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    To enhance the mechanical properties of 6063-T4 aluminum alloy tubes, surface mechanical grinding treatment was conducted under graphene-assisted lubrication. The effects of rotational speed and cooling conditions on the mechanical properties of aluminum alloy tubes under biaxial stress were systematically explored. It was found that increasing the rotational speed and cooling rate facilitates the formation of finer lamellar grains, higher-density nano-precipitates, and a reduced dislocation density on the tube surface. These microstructural characteristics significantly contribute to an increased yield strength and sustained strain hardening capacity during bulging deformation. This study proposes an innovative approach for improving the strength and toughness of light alloy components during integral forming, providing meaningful insights for future engineering applications
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