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“The effect of loading force, loading rate and unloading rate on the viscoelastic behavior of three representative polymers: poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA, amorphous polymer), polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF, semicrystalline polymer), and epoxy (crosslinked polymer) have been investigated using nanoindentation.

The results showed that the maximum HM781-36B cost indentation depth increased with the increase of loading force, and the relationship between loading force and depth became linear when the loading force is beyond 3000 mu N. At the beginning, the plasticity index changed substantially with the increase of loading force, and after reaching a critical loading force, the plasticity index almost remained constant. The maximum indentation depth decreased with

the increase of loading rate, which followed a power law curve. With the increase of loading rate, a plasticization phenomenon happened, and a possible reason is that the heat may accumulate and raise the local temperature. The plasticity index initially followed the power law with the increase of unloading rate and then almost remained constant. A constant, the change rate of viscoelastic properties with the unloading rate, for the three representative polymers studied in this research, around -0.033, NU7441 datasheet has been obtained, which may be another manifestation of the phenomenon that many polymers have similar time/temperature shifts and that their WLF equation VS-6063 cell line constants are approximately the same. (C) 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci 122: 885-890, 2011″
“A neutron diffraction (ND) study at room temperature was carried out on La0.7Ca0.3FeO3 (LCFO). Magnetization studies have described LCFO as a canted-antiferromagnet, with ordering temperature above 400 K. The canting of spins was evident from the field cooled magnetization increasing (FM-like) and, on the other hand, the zero field cooled magnetization decreasing (AFM-like) with decreasing temperature. From the isothermal magnetization, M(H) loop taken at 300 K in applied fields up to 40 kOe, the coercive field (H-c) is around 3 kOe and the remanent moment (M-r) is 0.01 mu(B). Rietveld refinement of the ND pattern

for the crystalline and magnetic structures shows that LCFO crystallizes in an orthorhombic unit cell with space group Pnma, and the magnetic moment observed at room temperature is 2.23 mu(B)/Fe ion. Fe is seemingly between Fe3+(67%) and Fe4+(33%) states with an average valence of 3.3. The Rietveld analysis also shows that the moments are slightly canted in the ab plane in conformity with the magnetization data. (C) 2011 American Institute of Physics. [doi: 10.1063/1.3561159]“
“The phylogeography of cattle genetic variants has been extensively described and has informed the history of domestication. However, there remains a dearth of demographic models inferred from such data. Here, we describe sequence diversity at 37 000 bp sampled from 17 genes in cattle from Africa, Europe and India.