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ICMSE2016 Table of Content.Pdf 4th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Engineering (ICMSE) ISBN:978-94-6252-259-6 Table for ICMSE2016 Chapter 1: Sociology and Political Science ICMSE2016 Table of Content Chapter 1: Materials and Technologies in Energy Production and Environmental Engineering Catalytic Oxidation Desulfurization over PTA-dispersed MIL-101 under Mild Conditions ················································································· 1 Yong LIU, Jian-Fei BAI, Xiao-Hong YIN, Hong-Tao DUAN and Yan-Fei ZHANG Formic Acid Oxidation Catalytic Properties of Pd Nanoclusters Prepared by Physical Vapor Deposition ······························································· 8 Cheng-Wei LIN, Qing LUO, Meng LEI, Lai-Sen WANG and Dong-Liang PENG Synthesis of Monoclinic scheelite BiVO4 by Simple Precipitation Method and Photocatalytic Performance under Visible-light Irradiation ························ 14 Yong-Qing ZHAI, Yan-Jie YIN, Wan ZHANG, Cong-Cong LIU and Xiao LIU Arsenic BCR Three-Step Sequential Extraction and Microbial Community’s Response Research in Soil Polluted by Steel-Smelting with Depth ················ 20 Li-Kun LI, Ling-Chen KANG, Li-Jun LU, Lei ZHANG, Gai-Feng XUE Thiolate Complexes Catalyst in Noble-Metal-Free System for Light-driven Hydrogen Production ····································································· 25 Guang-Yan LI, Da-Tian FU and Xiu-Lan CAI Fe Thiolate Complexes Catalyst in Photocatalysis System for Hydrogen Production from Water ·················································································· 30 Xiao-Xin YANG, Da-Tian FU and Xiu-Lan CAI Effects of Reaction Conditions on Hydrogen Production of Fe Complexes Catalyst in Photocatalysis System ································································· 36 Yuan YANG, Da-Tian FU and Xiu-Lan CAI Effects of Process Conditions on Hydrogen Production of Fe Complexes Catalyst in Noble-Metal-Free System ································································ 42 Chuang ZHANG, Da-Tian FU, Xiu-Lan CAI Preparation of Keratin and PEO Blended Nanofibers Applied to Air Filtration ··· 47 Cheng HUANG, Xu-Hong YANG 4th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Engineering (ICMSE) ISBN:978-94-6252-259-6 Experimental Research on Wastewater Reuse Technology of Industrial Circulating Cooling Water System ···································································· 52 Li-Hui ZHANG, Zhen-Fa LIU and Ru-Hui GUO Adsorption Properties of Methylene Blue on ODA-Hectorite: Equilibrium, Kinetic Studies ······················································································ 57 Jun MA, Su-Yan TIAN, Shan-Liang MU, Shao-Lei XIE, Rong-Jian YING Advances in Composites Based on the Palygorskite Mineral Nanofibers ········· 64 Zhuo LIU, Xu-Dong WANG and Jin WU Chapter 2: Pharmacology and Biotechnology Progress on Bioselenium Researches ··················································· 70 Long-Chen SHANG, Chi ZHANG and Xin-Ping LIU Efficient Protocol for Introducing Regeneration of Adventitious Buds from Hypocotyl Explants in Jatropha curcas L. ············································ 76 Ying LIU, Su-Fang NIU, Jian-Nong LU, Sen CHEN, Ya-Fei WANG, Hong-Bo ZHU, Lin-Feng LI, Yu-Zhen SHI, Xue-Gui YIN High Concentration of Thidiazuron Stimulates Adventitious Bud Regeneration from Cotyledon Explants in Jatropha curcas ················································ 85 Ying LIU, Hong-Bo ZHU, Jian-Nong LU, Lin-Feng LI, Yu-Zhen SHI, Xue-Gui YIN Chapter 3: Chemical Technologies and Chemical Production Coloration of Calcium Alginate Fiber with Base Dye ································ 94 Ying-Jie GUO, Yang-Shan LI, Zhong-Jun FU, Hao-Fei HUANG Preparation, Surface Acidity and Catalytic Esterification Activity of Solid Acid 2- S2O 8/TiO2–La2O3 ········································································· 98 Jie-Yu HE, Hui WANG, De-Zhong LIAO and Yun-Kang JIN Synthesis and Properties of 1-[2-methyl-5-(9-anthracyl)-3-thienyl] -2-[2-methyl-5-(4-n-pentyl phenyl)-3-thienyl]perfluoroyclopentene ············· 105 Peng LIU, Hong-Liang LIU and Zhi-Hui ZHANG Synthesis and Photochromism Studies of 1-[3,5-dimethyl-4-isoxazolyl]-2- [2-methyl-5-acetenyl-3-thienyl] Perfluorocyclopentene ··························· 109 Nian-Sheng WANG, Ren-Jie WANG, Xiao-Xia ZHANG Synthesis and Application of 1, 2-bis-[2-methyl-5-(3-pentyl)phenyl-3-thienyl] perfluorocyclopentene ·································································· 113 Sheng-Zu QU, Chun-Hong ZHENG, Shou-Zhi PU 4th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Engineering (ICMSE) ISBN:978-94-6252-259-6 Influence of Na2O Content on Lattice Structures of Iron Oxides during Reduction Process of Fe2O3 Briquetting ··························································· 118 Guo-Ping LUO, Quan SUN, Yong-Bin WANG, Jian-Guo ZHU Influence of Temperature and Proportion on Mechanism of Hectorite by Hydrothermal Synthesis ································································ 127 Su-Yan TIAN, Jun MA, Rong-Jian YING, Shao-Lei XIE, Shan-Liang MU Synthesis of Aminoethylpiperazine/Formaldehyde Modified Lignin Amine Asphalt Emulsifier and Its Investigation by Online FTIR Spectrophotometry ············ 133 Lai-Shun SHI, Tian-Yao WANG, Meng CHEN, De-Mei LI Cun-Fei MA Case Study on Pulse DC Electric Field for Weakening Interfacial Film of Aging Oil ····························································································· 139 Yun-Feng SUN, Yang LIU, Lei ZHANG and Meng-Meng XU Ultrasonic-assisted Ethanol Extraction of Bioactive Substance from Clinacanthus nutans ····················································································· 146 Qun YU, Zhen-Hua DUAN, Bing LIU, Wei-Wen DUAN and Yan LIU Analysis on Spontaneous Combustion of the Jurassic Coal Based on Low-temperature Oxidation ···························································· 154 Gen-Yin CHENG, Shan FENG, Zhen-Lei NIU, YI-Fei ZHOU Chapter 4: Structural Materials in Construction and Mechanical Engineering Experimental Study on Uniaxial Compressive Strength of Cement Mortar with Recycled Lightweight Aggregate ······················································ 159 Xiang-Gang ZHANG, Fang WANG, Peng WANG Sheng-Bo ZHOU Experimental study of soft rock polymer cement solidification ··················· 165 Xin-Xi LIU, Ping ZHANG Study on the Mechanical Properties of Steel Bar under the Synergy of Corrosion and Fatigue Load ······································································· 171 Si-Feng ZHANG, Shuai-Shuai MA, Xue-Feng CHEN and Mu-Liang ZHANG Effects of Vacancy on Mechanical Properties of Single-Crystal γ-TiAl based on Molecular Dynamics Simulation ······················································ 175 Hai-Yan LI, Rui-Cheng FENG and Hui CAO Creep Deformation and Fracture Behaviors of Ultra-Purified Ferritic Stainless Steel 429Mo with Nb and Ti Dual Stabilization ··········································· 182 Cai-Hong YING, Tian-Long LIU, Li-Jia CHEN and Lian-Quan GUO 4th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Engineering (ICMSE) ISBN:978-94-6252-259-6 Mechanics Capability and Structure of Ion Nitrocarburized Layer of 42MnCr52 Steel ······················································································· 188 Chun-Yang LIU, Chun-Hua HU, Zhi-Jie SUN and Long LI Pearlite Spheroidization Mechanism and Lifetime Prediction of 12Cr1MoV Steel used in Power Plant ····································································· 195 Qiu-Hong ZHAO, Bin JIANG and Jia-Mei WANG Mechanical Property Research for Recycled Concrete Injected with Self-Compacting Mortar ································································ 202 Guo-Chen SANG, Li CUI, Xiao-Gen TONG, Yi-Yun ZHU, Qin ZHAO Effects of Fly Ash Microsphere on Flowability and Cohesiveness of Cement Paste ····························································································· 209 Jia-Jian CHEN, Pui-Lam NG, Leo Gu LI, Albert Kwok-Hung KWAN Stable Properties of NbAl3 under High Pressure: Theoretical Predictions and First-Principles Calculations ··························································· 215 Zhen JIAO, Qi-Jun LIU, Fu-Sheng LIU, Zheng-Tang LIU The Influence of Tensile Rate on The Tensile Fracture Process of PA6 ·········· 220 Jun DAI, Yu-Zhu XIONG, Xin LI, Ling-Feng CUI Torsional Property of Mg-Gd-Y-Zr Magnesium Alloy ····························· 229 Wen-Jie GUO, Li-Jie CAO, Yu-Juan WU Structural Fatigue Life Prediction Based on ANSYS Random Vibration Analysis ····························································································· 235 Song TAO, Bin CHEN, Xing-Jun FAN Strengthen Method of the Shear Keys in Adjacent Concrete Box-beam Bridges Using High Performance Grouting Material ········································· 239 Fa-Ke CHENG, Tong-Ning WANG, Dong-Xu LIU, Wei-Hong YAN Development of Transient Damage Behaviors of Copper Alloys under High Velocity Sliding Electrical Contact ····························································· 246 Bao-Yu ZHANG, Xin-Ge GUO, Wei HUANG, Wei-Ming HUANG A Bidirectional Walk Method of Random Polygon Aggregate for Two-dimensional Concrete Model ·········································································· 252 Zheng CHEN, Yu-Liu WEI, Wei-Ying LIANG and Wo-Cheng HUANG High Temperature Performance Prediction Model of GAC-20 Modified Asphalt 4th Annual International Conference on Material Science and Engineering (ICMSE) ISBN:978-94-6252-259-6
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