Recent Progress on Classical Groups and Algebraic K-Theory in China

Li, Fuan; You, Hong

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-5454-3_4

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“…Dried strength of cement-bonded castables was more compared to sol-bonded castables because the cement forms the hydraulic bonding at room temperature which is stronger than coagulation bonding of the sol-gel system. 12 But with increase in temperature, strength values of the sol bonding were found to increase gradually and the trend of increase was found not to be dependent on the amount of SiC or graphite present in the system. The values of strength were found to be lower for the higher graphite-containing compositions.…”

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A comparative study on bonding systems in alumina-silicon carbide-carbon-based trough castable

Pilli

Sarkar

2016

Ironmaking & Steelmaking

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An alumina-silicon carbide-carbon-based trough castable is studied with silica sol and calcium aluminate cement-bonding. The castable compositions were prepared by continuous particle size distribution coefficient of 0.21 and processed by conventional processing techniques with heat treatments at 110, 900 and 1500°C. The changes in physical and mechanical properties like bulk density and cold crushing strength with varying amounts of SiC and C were studied. The phase analysis and microstructural developments at high-temperature are also characterised. Cement-bonding showed better dried strength and sol bonding showed no degradation in strength with increasing temperature. Mullite was observed in the fired samples with hibonite and anorthite phases in cement-containing compositions.

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Section: Strength Studymentioning

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A comparative study on bonding systems in alumina-silicon carbide-carbon-based trough castable

Pilli

Sarkar

2016

Ironmaking & Steelmaking

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“…Yang [8] found the essential oil of L. glauca exhibited moderate antifungal activity. Zhang [18] reported the volatile oil of the L.…”

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“…In addition, there are also differences in essential oil from different habitats and seasons. [8] Alkaloids…”

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Liu¹,

Du²,

Li³

et al. 2018

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Lindera glauca is a folk medicine with rich resources in China. Previous phytochemical studies on L. glauca have resulted in the isolation and identification of the main chemical constituents such as alkaloids, sitosterol, flavonoids, sesquiterpenes, and lignans, as well as essential oil, with antimicrobial, antitumor activity and other pharmacological effects. In this paper, the chemical compositions and pharmacological effects of L. glauca were summaried.

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Recent Progress on Classical Groups and Algebraic K-Theory in China

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A comparative study on bonding systems in alumina-silicon carbide-carbon-based trough castable

A comparative study on bonding systems in alumina-silicon carbide-carbon-based trough castable

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Recent Progress on Classical Groups and Algebraic K-Theory in China

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