The brightest flashlight named Imalent MS32 is capable of outputting up to 200,000 lumens of light,more than any other commercially available flashlight.Imagine having the ability to turn night into day in the palm of...The brightest flashlight named Imalent MS32 is capable of outputting up to 200,000 lumens of light,more than any other commercially available flashlight.Imagine having the ability to turn night into day in the palm of yourself and you kind of get a sense of what using the world's brightest flashlight feels and looks like.The Imalent MS32 is so incredibly powerful that the only other flashlight you can even compare it to is the Imalent MS18,the previous holder of the title of“world's brightest flashlight”.And that one was virtually half as powerful as the MS32,with a peak brightness of just 100,000 lumens.The LED‑powered light beam of the MS32 can reach as far as 1,618 meters and is the equivalent of 100 car lights in terms of brightness.展开更多
In this work,we present an innovative method for fabricating high-performance proton-conductive fuel cells(PCFCs)by combining magnetron sputtering and flashlight sintering(FLS)techniques.BaZr_(0.8)Y_(0.2)O_(3–δ)(BZY...In this work,we present an innovative method for fabricating high-performance proton-conductive fuel cells(PCFCs)by combining magnetron sputtering and flashlight sintering(FLS)techniques.BaZr_(0.8)Y_(0.2)O_(3–δ)(BZY20)electrolyte thin-films are successfully prepared by improving the crystallinity while maintaining the stoichiometry.All components of PCFC,Ni-YSZ anode,BZY20 electrolyte and Pt-GDC cathode are fabricated by sequentially sputtering them onto an AAO substrate.Electrolytic sintering is performed at 550 and 650 V conditions using FLS,effectively solving the Ba evaporation problem encountered in conventional thermal sintering methods.XRD analysis confirms that the perovskite structure is retained,and crystallinity is improved in the FLS samples.Furthermore,FE-SEM and EDS analyses confirm the uniform elemental distribution and consistent thickness of the FLS-treated electrolyte.An optimized PCFC unit cell with FLS-treated electrolyte exhibits a peak power density of 200.0 mW cm^(-2) at 500℃ and an ohmic resistance of 376.0 mΩ cm^(-2).These results suggest that the combination of magnetron sputtering and FLS techniques is a promising approach for fabricating highperformance thin-film PCFCs.展开更多
Aim: This study aims to assess the infection risks of flashlight contamination in a stomatology hospital and compare the disinfection effectiveness of alcohol (75%) and disinfecting wipes.Background: The flashlight is...Aim: This study aims to assess the infection risks of flashlight contamination in a stomatology hospital and compare the disinfection effectiveness of alcohol (75%) and disinfecting wipes.Background: The flashlight is a basic non-critical medical device in oral and maxillofacial surgery wards. Wounds are mostly found in oral cavities;therefore, reusable flashlights may be a potential source of nosocomial infections (NIs). However, the microbial flora present in flashlights used in hospitals has not yet been explored. Methods: This study investigated the microbial contamination of 41 flashlights used in a stomatology hospital in Guangzhou in March 2016. Results: Results indicated that 75.6%(31/41) of the flashlights had microbial contamination. Gram-positive bacteria accounted for 72.7%(24/33)of the microbial groups contaminating the flashlights, and Gram-negative bacteria (21.2%, 7/33), and fungi (6.1%, 2/33) constituted the remaining contaminants. The predominantly isolated species was Staphyloccus (66.7%, 22/33), especially Staphylococcus aureus (24.2%, 8/33). Approximately 77.3%(17/22) of the types of bacteria detected in the hands were same as those in the corresponding flashlights. Both the bacterial overstandard and S. aureus detection rates of doctors' flashlights were higher than those of nurses' flashlights (16/17 vs. 14/23, 7/17 vs. 1/23, respectively) (P < 0.05). Moreover, both disinfectants performed excellently, and their eligibility rates were not significantly different (17/17 vs. 14/14) (P>0.05). Conclusion: Flashlights are potential causes of NIs. Disinfecting flashlights could be an effective and practical infection control method.展开更多
Objective To study the agreement between ophthalmologists and community health workers in detecting shallow anterior chamber with oblique flashlight test. Methods Totally 425 subjects were given an eye examination in ...Objective To study the agreement between ophthalmologists and community health workers in detecting shallow anterior chamber with oblique flashlight test. Methods Totally 425 subjects were given an eye examination in a community health center. The anterior chamber depth of each subject was examined by one ophthalmologist and two trained community health workers (one nurse and one non-professional health worker) using oblique flashlight test. Inter-observer agreement was determined using the weighted kappa statistic. Results Among the enrolled subjects,148 (35%) were male and 277 (65%) were female. Good agreement was noted in all the three observers. The comparison between the ophthalmologist and the nurse showed a kappa statistic of 0.42 for both eyes (P<0.001). The kappa statistic was 0.54 and 0.52 for right and left eyes respectively between the ophthalmologist and the non-professional health worker (P<0.001). As for agreement between the nurse and the non-professional health worker,the kappa statistic was 0.49 and 0.38 for right and left eyes,respectively (P<0.001). Conclusion The oblique flashlight test may be used as an applicable tool by trained community health workers for screening of shallow anterior chamber and play a role in blindness prevention in community.展开更多
文摘The brightest flashlight named Imalent MS32 is capable of outputting up to 200,000 lumens of light,more than any other commercially available flashlight.Imagine having the ability to turn night into day in the palm of yourself and you kind of get a sense of what using the world's brightest flashlight feels and looks like.The Imalent MS32 is so incredibly powerful that the only other flashlight you can even compare it to is the Imalent MS18,the previous holder of the title of“world's brightest flashlight”.And that one was virtually half as powerful as the MS32,with a peak brightness of just 100,000 lumens.The LED‑powered light beam of the MS32 can reach as far as 1,618 meters and is the equivalent of 100 car lights in terms of brightness.
基金supported by the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning and the Ministry of Trade,Industry and Energy of the Republic of Korea(No.20213030030150)by the National Research Foundation of Korea funded by the Korea government(MSIT)(No.RS-2021-NR057434).
文摘In this work,we present an innovative method for fabricating high-performance proton-conductive fuel cells(PCFCs)by combining magnetron sputtering and flashlight sintering(FLS)techniques.BaZr_(0.8)Y_(0.2)O_(3–δ)(BZY20)electrolyte thin-films are successfully prepared by improving the crystallinity while maintaining the stoichiometry.All components of PCFC,Ni-YSZ anode,BZY20 electrolyte and Pt-GDC cathode are fabricated by sequentially sputtering them onto an AAO substrate.Electrolytic sintering is performed at 550 and 650 V conditions using FLS,effectively solving the Ba evaporation problem encountered in conventional thermal sintering methods.XRD analysis confirms that the perovskite structure is retained,and crystallinity is improved in the FLS samples.Furthermore,FE-SEM and EDS analyses confirm the uniform elemental distribution and consistent thickness of the FLS-treated electrolyte.An optimized PCFC unit cell with FLS-treated electrolyte exhibits a peak power density of 200.0 mW cm^(-2) at 500℃ and an ohmic resistance of 376.0 mΩ cm^(-2).These results suggest that the combination of magnetron sputtering and FLS techniques is a promising approach for fabricating highperformance thin-film PCFCs.
基金This research was supported by the Extracurricular Scientific Research Program for Students of Sun Yat-Sen University
文摘Aim: This study aims to assess the infection risks of flashlight contamination in a stomatology hospital and compare the disinfection effectiveness of alcohol (75%) and disinfecting wipes.Background: The flashlight is a basic non-critical medical device in oral and maxillofacial surgery wards. Wounds are mostly found in oral cavities;therefore, reusable flashlights may be a potential source of nosocomial infections (NIs). However, the microbial flora present in flashlights used in hospitals has not yet been explored. Methods: This study investigated the microbial contamination of 41 flashlights used in a stomatology hospital in Guangzhou in March 2016. Results: Results indicated that 75.6%(31/41) of the flashlights had microbial contamination. Gram-positive bacteria accounted for 72.7%(24/33)of the microbial groups contaminating the flashlights, and Gram-negative bacteria (21.2%, 7/33), and fungi (6.1%, 2/33) constituted the remaining contaminants. The predominantly isolated species was Staphyloccus (66.7%, 22/33), especially Staphylococcus aureus (24.2%, 8/33). Approximately 77.3%(17/22) of the types of bacteria detected in the hands were same as those in the corresponding flashlights. Both the bacterial overstandard and S. aureus detection rates of doctors' flashlights were higher than those of nurses' flashlights (16/17 vs. 14/23, 7/17 vs. 1/23, respectively) (P < 0.05). Moreover, both disinfectants performed excellently, and their eligibility rates were not significantly different (17/17 vs. 14/14) (P>0.05). Conclusion: Flashlights are potential causes of NIs. Disinfecting flashlights could be an effective and practical infection control method.
基金Supported by Tsinghua-Yue-Yuen Medical Sciences Fund (20240000564) and Norwegian Fredskorpset Exchange Program
文摘Objective To study the agreement between ophthalmologists and community health workers in detecting shallow anterior chamber with oblique flashlight test. Methods Totally 425 subjects were given an eye examination in a community health center. The anterior chamber depth of each subject was examined by one ophthalmologist and two trained community health workers (one nurse and one non-professional health worker) using oblique flashlight test. Inter-observer agreement was determined using the weighted kappa statistic. Results Among the enrolled subjects,148 (35%) were male and 277 (65%) were female. Good agreement was noted in all the three observers. The comparison between the ophthalmologist and the nurse showed a kappa statistic of 0.42 for both eyes (P<0.001). The kappa statistic was 0.54 and 0.52 for right and left eyes respectively between the ophthalmologist and the non-professional health worker (P<0.001). As for agreement between the nurse and the non-professional health worker,the kappa statistic was 0.49 and 0.38 for right and left eyes,respectively (P<0.001). Conclusion The oblique flashlight test may be used as an applicable tool by trained community health workers for screening of shallow anterior chamber and play a role in blindness prevention in community.
