Abstract: An electric ground slide rail transmission system disclosed in the present invention includes a left rail assembly, a right rail assembly, a driving rail assembly, and a slide rail connection frame. The driving rail assembly includes a lower rail assembly, a transmission box support slidably disposed on the lower rail assembly, a transmission assembly mounted in the transmission box support, an output gear configured to be driven by the transmission assembly, and a driving motor mounted to the transmission box support. The driving motor is configured to drive the transmission assembly to operate, the transmission assembly is configured to drive the output gear to rotate, the output gear is meshed with a rack disposed in the lower rail assembly to drive the transmission box support, and the transmission box support drives, by using the slide rail connection frame assembly, the seat to be adjusted frontward and rearward along the left rail assembly and the right rail assembly.

Abstract: A method of preparing large-size high-porosity Fe-doped photocatalytic porous magnetic microspheres, including: dissolving a soluble macromolecule in a distilled water to obtain a solution A having a concentration of 0.5-1.5 wt %; adding a photocatalyst to the solution A, and uniformly stirring the solution A to obtain a suspension B; mixing a saturated soluble ferric salt solution with the suspension B, and uniformly stirring the mixture to obtain a suspension C; dropwise adding the suspension C to a high-concentration alkali solution by a syringe equipped with a suitable needle size to form microspheres; ageing the reaction system and drying the formed microspheres after adding; calcining the dried microspheres at 600-1100° C.; cooling the calcined microspheres to obtain the large-size high-porosity Fe-doped photocatalytic porous magnetic microspheres.

Abstract: A method of preparing large-size high-porosity Fe-doped photocatalytic porous magnetic microspheres, including: dissolving a soluble macromolecule in a distilled water to obtain a solution A having a concentration of 0.5-1.5 wt %; adding a photocatalyst to the solution A, and uniformly stirring the solution A to obtain a suspension B; mixing a saturated soluble ferric salt solution with the suspension B, and uniformly stirring the mixture to obtain a suspension C; dropwise adding the suspension C to a high-concentration alkali solution by a syringe equipped with a suitable needle size to form microspheres; ageing the reaction system and drying the formed microspheres after adding; calcining the dried microspheres at 600-1100° C.; cooling the calcined microspheres to obtain the large-size high-porosity Fe-doped photocatalytic porous magnetic microspheres.