Abstract: An electrode assembly, a battery cell, a battery, and an electrical apparatus are disclosed. The electrode assembly includes a first electrode plate, the electrode plate includes a current collector and active material layers arranged on the current collector, the active material layer is provided with a plurality of material removal regions at intervals in an extension direction (L) of the first electrode plate, and the material removal region extends in a width direction (Y) of the first electrode plate; the active material layer is provided with a marking portion, a width of the marking portion in the extension direction (L) of the first electrode plate is greater than or equal to a width of the material removal region, and the marking portion spans across the material removal region.

Abstract: A method for determining a direction and a distance of a metallogenic pluton of a skarn deposit with a garnet includes: collecting a sample; performing petrographic observation on the sample and designing an experimental area; computing a parameter; building a model; setting a parameter range; optimizing the parameters of the three models through a grid search method, and determining an optimal model and corresponding parameters a?, b and c through repeated circulative iteration and by taking a minimum R as a limit condition; and substituting data of all sampling points into the optimal model, computing D of each sampling point, drawing a circle with a corresponding sampling point as a center and D as the radius, determining an intersection point of all circles as coordinates of the metallogenic pluton, and performing delineation with R as a buffer area of the metallogenic pluton.

Abstract: Some embodiments of this application provide an electrode assembly, a battery cell, a battery, and an electrical device. The electrode assembly includes at least one first electrode plate, where the first electrode plate is bent and includes: a current collector; and an active material layer, disposed on the current collector. The active material layer includes a material-removed region in at least a part of bends of the first electrode plate. The material-removed region extends along a width direction of the first electrode plate. A depth of the material-removed region does not exceed a thickness of the active material layer at which the material-removed region is located.

Abstract: An enclosure of a mobile terminal and a sputter coating apparatus for making the same are provided. The enclosure includes a substrate and a composite film layer coated onto the substrate. The composite film layer has a thickness changing along a first direction. A difference in thickness between any two regions arranged along the first direction of the composite film layer is less than or equal to 350 nanometers. The enclosure has a spatially varying color corresponding to a wavelength between 400 nanometers and 760 nanometers.

Abstract: An auxiliary wire, a flat cable and a round cable are provided. Each of the flat cable and the round cable is provided with the auxiliary wire with the loose jacket protective layer.

Abstract: A nanoflower immunochromatographic strip for detecting heavy metal mercury ions is provided. The nanoflower immunochromatographic strip includes the following components: a plastic outer shell, a sample pad, an immunoprobe joint pad, a nitrocellulose membrane and an absorbent pad; the immunoprobe joint pad is dropwise added with a gold nano-immunoprobe labeled with an anti-mercury-ion monoclonal antibody; the anti-mercury-ion monoclonal antibody is a monoclonal antibody secreted by an anti-Hg2+-ITCBE hapten murine hybridoma cell strain 7A1; and a preservation number of the murine hybridoma cell strain 7A1 is CGMCC No. 23879. The nanoflower immunochromatographic strip detects a heavy metal hapten Hg2+-ITCBE, with a detection threshold of 50 ng/mL and a detection limit of 0.39 ng/mL, has strong specificity, high sensitivity, good repeatability and rapid detection, and is of great significance for monitoring residue of heavy metal mercury.