This work proposed a new path to synthesize Ni-phyllosilicate through the reaction of nickel hydroxide and silica sol on the surface of Ni-foam to form the monolithic Ni-phyllosilicate/Ni-foam catalyst. Ni-phyllosilicate could reprint the morphology of nickel hydroxid and firmly anchor on the framework of Ni-foam, which obtained fine Ni particles of 2.8 nm after reduction in H2 at 650 °C, resulting in high catalytic activity for CO2 methanation. In addition, the Ni-phyllosilicate/Ni-foam catalyst showed high long-term stability in a 100 h-lifetime test owing to the combined effects of surface confinement of Ni-phyllosilicate, firm anchoring between Ni-phyllosilicate and Ni-foam, as well as the high heat transfer property of Ni-foam.
Thermal sprayed ceramic coatings have extensively been used in components to protect them against friction and wear. However, the poor lubricating ability severely limits their application. Herein, yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ)/MoS2 composite coatings were successfully fabricated on steel substrate with the combination of thermal spraying technology and hydrothermal reaction. Results show that the synthetic MoS2 powders are composed of numbers of ultra-thin sheets (about 7 ~ 8?nm), and the sheet has obvious lamellar structure. After vacuum impregnation and hydrothermal reaction, numbers of MoS2 powders, look like flowers, generate inside the plasma sprayed YSZ coating. Moreover, the growing point of the MoS2 flower is the intrinsic micro-pores of YSZ coating. The friction and wear tests under high vacuum environment indicate that the composite coating has an extremely long lifetime (>?100,000 cycles) and possesses a low friction coefficient less than 0.1, which is lower by about 0.15 times than that of YSZ coating. Meanwhile, the composite shows an extremely low wear rate (2.30?×?10?7 mm3 N?1 m?1) and causes slight wear damage to the counterpart. The excellent lubricant and wear-resistant ability are attributed to the formation of MoS2 transfer films and the ultra-smooth of the worn surfaces of hybrid coatings. 相似文献
Recently, Nenadić et al. proposed a novel fair exchange protocol RSA-CEMD [A. Nenadić, N. Zhang, S. Barton. Fair certified e-mail delivery, Proceedings of the 9th ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2004)-Computer Security Track, Nicosia, Cyprus, pp. 391–396, 2004] for certified e-mail delivery with an off-line and transparent trusted third party. The protocol provides non-repudiation of origin and non-repudiation of receipt security service to protect communicating parties from each other's false denials that the e-mail has been sent and received. In this paper, we show that Nenadić's protocol cannot achieve the claimed fairness. In the exchange protocol, the receiver can cheat the sender successfully by sending an invalid verifiable and recoverable encryption of signature (VRES) which can pass all the sender's verifications, as the VRES scheme proposed in [A. Nenadić, N. Zhang, S. Barton. Fair certified e-mail delivery, Proceedings of the 9th ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2004)-Computer Security Track, Nicosia, Cyprus, pp. 391–396, 2004] is inherently unrecoverable in some situations. In other words, there is always that the receiver can get the sender's e-mail message while the sender cannot obtain receiver's receipt. Furthermore, we propose a revised version of certified e-mail delivery protocol that preserves strong fairness while remaining optimistic. 相似文献