美国Cambridge University Press v.Patton案是关于合理使用原则的重要案例，法官在审理中对合理使用有了新的阐释。合理使用原则是建立在纸质作品基础之上的，数字时代的到来更使得这一原则的适用面临挑战。数字作品的准确计量如何用...美国Cambridge University Press v.Patton案是关于合理使用原则的重要案例，法官在审理中对合理使用有了新的阐释。合理使用原则是建立在纸质作品基础之上的，数字时代的到来更使得这一原则的适用面临挑战。数字作品的准确计量如何用于对合理使用的判断、大学运营的数字平台系统应承担何种责任都在本案中有所涉及，法院基本是依传统的认识做出了判断。数字化作品的版权许可-9合理使用之间的关系、不同性质作品的合理使用在适用上的差别、组织化-9系统性提供复制件的行为对版权作品市场的影响以及对合理使用的影响等问题在本案有所讨论，但并未给出明确答案，需拭目以待更多案例的出现。展开更多
Molten salts play multiple important roles in the electrolysis of solid metal compounds,particularly oxides and sulfides,for the extraction of metals or alloys.Some of these roles are positive in assisting the extract...Molten salts play multiple important roles in the electrolysis of solid metal compounds,particularly oxides and sulfides,for the extraction of metals or alloys.Some of these roles are positive in assisting the extraction of metals,such as dissolving the oxide or sulfide anions,and transporting them to the anode for discharging,and offering the high temperature to lower the kinetic barrier to break the metal-oxygen or metal-sulfur bond.However,molten salts also have unfavorable effects,including electronic conductivity and significant capability of dissolving oxygen and carbon dioxide gases.In addition,although molten salts are relatively simple in terms of composition,physical properties,and decomposition reactions at inert electrodes,in comparison with aqueous electrolytes,the high temperatures of molten salts may promote unwanted electrode-electrolyte interactions.This article reviews briefly and selectively the research and development of the F ray-F arthing-Chen(FFC)Cambridge Process in the past two decades,focusing on observations,understanding,and solutions of various interactions between molten salts and cathodes at different reduction states,including perovskitization,non-wetting of molten salts on pure metals,carbon contamination of products,formation of oxychlorides and calcium intermetallic compounds,and oxygen transfer from the air to the cathode product mediated by oxide anions in the molten salt.展开更多
Considerable interest in hydrogen bonding involving chalcogen has been growing since the IUPAC committee has redefined hydrogen bonding. Not only the focus is on unconventional acceptors, but also on donors not discus...Considerable interest in hydrogen bonding involving chalcogen has been growing since the IUPAC committee has redefined hydrogen bonding. Not only the focus is on unconventional acceptors, but also on donors not discussed before. It has been mentioned in previous studies that the proton of the H-C group could be involved in hydrogen bonding, but with conventional acceptors. In this study, we explored the ability of hydrogen bond formation of Se, S and Te acceptors with the H-C donor using Cambridge Structural Database in conjunction with Ab Initio calculations. In the CSD, there are respectively 256, 6249 and 11 R1,R2,-C=Se, R1,R2,-C=S and R1,R2,-C=Te structures that form hydrogen bonds, in which the N,N groups are majority. Except for C=S acceptor which can form a hydrogen bond with its C, C group, both C=Se and C=Te acceptors could form a hydrogen bond only with N,C and N,N groups. CSD analysis shows very similar d (norm) around -0.04 Å, while DFT-calculated interaction for N,C and N,N groups are also similar. Both interaction distances derived from CSD analysis and DFT-calculated interaction energies demonstrate that the acceptors form stable complexes with H-CF3. Besides hydrogen bonds, dispersion interactions are forces stabilizing the complexes since their contribution can reach 50%. Analysis of intra-molecular geometries and Ab Initio partial charges show that this bonding stems from resonance induced C<sup>δ+</sup>=X<sup>δ-</sup> dipoles. In many respects, both C=Se, C=S and C=Te are similar to C=S, with similar d (norm) and calculated interaction strengths.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Meteorological and Environmental Research has been included by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA) since 2011. CSA is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. CSA was founded in the late 1950’s,a...Meteorological and Environmental Research has been included by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA) since 2011. CSA is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. CSA was founded in the late 1950’s,and became part of the CIG family in 1971. CSA’s original mission was publishing secondary source materials relating to the physical sciences. Completely展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing journals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing journals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of morc than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of morc than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China.展开更多
Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes wi...Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA lannched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.展开更多
In November 2011, Journal of Arid Land （JAL） was accepted for indexing in Cambridge Science Abstracts （CSA） and Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience Abstracts （CAB Abstracts） after strict assessments by these t...In November 2011, Journal of Arid Land （JAL） was accepted for indexing in Cambridge Science Abstracts （CSA） and Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience Abstracts （CAB Abstracts） after strict assessments by these two databases.展开更多
文摘美国Cambridge University Press v.Patton案是关于合理使用原则的重要案例，法官在审理中对合理使用有了新的阐释。合理使用原则是建立在纸质作品基础之上的，数字时代的到来更使得这一原则的适用面临挑战。数字作品的准确计量如何用于对合理使用的判断、大学运营的数字平台系统应承担何种责任都在本案中有所涉及，法院基本是依传统的认识做出了判断。数字化作品的版权许可-9合理使用之间的关系、不同性质作品的合理使用在适用上的差别、组织化-9系统性提供复制件的行为对版权作品市场的影响以及对合理使用的影响等问题在本案有所讨论，但并未给出明确答案，需拭目以待更多案例的出现。
文摘Molten salts play multiple important roles in the electrolysis of solid metal compounds,particularly oxides and sulfides,for the extraction of metals or alloys.Some of these roles are positive in assisting the extraction of metals,such as dissolving the oxide or sulfide anions,and transporting them to the anode for discharging,and offering the high temperature to lower the kinetic barrier to break the metal-oxygen or metal-sulfur bond.However,molten salts also have unfavorable effects,including electronic conductivity and significant capability of dissolving oxygen and carbon dioxide gases.In addition,although molten salts are relatively simple in terms of composition,physical properties,and decomposition reactions at inert electrodes,in comparison with aqueous electrolytes,the high temperatures of molten salts may promote unwanted electrode-electrolyte interactions.This article reviews briefly and selectively the research and development of the F ray-F arthing-Chen(FFC)Cambridge Process in the past two decades,focusing on observations,understanding,and solutions of various interactions between molten salts and cathodes at different reduction states,including perovskitization,non-wetting of molten salts on pure metals,carbon contamination of products,formation of oxychlorides and calcium intermetallic compounds,and oxygen transfer from the air to the cathode product mediated by oxide anions in the molten salt.
文摘Considerable interest in hydrogen bonding involving chalcogen has been growing since the IUPAC committee has redefined hydrogen bonding. Not only the focus is on unconventional acceptors, but also on donors not discussed before. It has been mentioned in previous studies that the proton of the H-C group could be involved in hydrogen bonding, but with conventional acceptors. In this study, we explored the ability of hydrogen bond formation of Se, S and Te acceptors with the H-C donor using Cambridge Structural Database in conjunction with Ab Initio calculations. In the CSD, there are respectively 256, 6249 and 11 R1,R2,-C=Se, R1,R2,-C=S and R1,R2,-C=Te structures that form hydrogen bonds, in which the N,N groups are majority. Except for C=S acceptor which can form a hydrogen bond with its C, C group, both C=Se and C=Te acceptors could form a hydrogen bond only with N,C and N,N groups. CSD analysis shows very similar d (norm) around -0.04 Å, while DFT-calculated interaction for N,C and N,N groups are also similar. Both interaction distances derived from CSD analysis and DFT-calculated interaction energies demonstrate that the acceptors form stable complexes with H-CF3. Besides hydrogen bonds, dispersion interactions are forces stabilizing the complexes since their contribution can reach 50%. Analysis of intra-molecular geometries and Ab Initio partial charges show that this bonding stems from resonance induced C<sup>δ+</sup>=X<sup>δ-</sup> dipoles. In many respects, both C=Se, C=S and C=Te are similar to C=S, with similar d (norm) and calculated interaction strengths.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Meteorological and Environmental Research has been included by Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA) since 2011. CSA is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. CSA was founded in the late 1950’s,and became part of the CIG family in 1971. CSA’s original mission was publishing secondary source materials relating to the physical sciences. Completely
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing journals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing journals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of morc than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA launched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Australia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China.
文摘Cambridge Scientific Abstracts （CSA） is a retrieval system published by Cambridge Information Group. With a history of more than 30 years, the company is an important publisher of publishing abstracts and indexes with agent centers in Britain, France, Austral- ia, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, and Hong Kong China. The products include traditional printed abstracting and indexing jour- nals, a variety of electronic database which are retrieved through remote on-line and CD-ROM. Recently, the CSA lannched network based （IDS） services, which can retrieve hundreds of databases provided by CSA and CSA publishing partners.
文摘In November 2011, Journal of Arid Land （JAL） was accepted for indexing in Cambridge Science Abstracts （CSA） and Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience Abstracts （CAB Abstracts） after strict assessments by these two databases.
