Abstract: A ventilation structure and an aerosol generating apparatus are provided. The ventilation structure includes a liquid storage tank, an atomization chamber located on one side of the liquid storage tank, and a supporting frame fixedly connected to the liquid storage tank. The supporting frame includes a ventilation channel in communication with the liquid storage tank, the installation groove and the atomization chamber, and an installation groove. The ventilation channel is gradually increased in diameter from an end in communication with the installation groove toward the liquid storage tank. The ventilation channel is of a structure with a bigger top and a smaller bottom, so that the aerosol generating substrate leaking into the ventilation channel can be rapidly guided into the installation groove and stored in the installation groove.

Abstract: An aerosol generating device is provided, and includes a housing including a first air port at a bottom end thereof; and a sealing base disposed to fit an inner wall of a bottom end of the housing. A side of the sealing base which faces toward the bottom end of the housing is provided with a breath-detector pressure relief hole and an air guide groove. The breath-detector pressure relief hole is adjacent to the air guide groove and communicates with the air guide groove, and the air guide groove communicates with the first air port.

Abstract: Disclosed are a light-guiding seal and an aerosol generating device. The light-guiding seal includes a fixing portion and a mounting portion. The fixing portion includes a mounting surface, a fixing surface opposite to the mounting surface, and a light guide hole, the light guide hole passes through the mounting surface and the fixing surface, and the fixing surface is fixedly connected to a lower housing. The mounting portion is disposed on the mounting surface and includes a mounting groove for mounting a light emitting member, an opening of the mounting groove is disposed on a top surface of the mounting portion, and a bottom of the mounting groove is in communication with the light guide hole.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for flexible information compression at a memory system are described. For example, a memory system may compress information in a change log to reduce the frequency of transfers of one or more mappings between volatile memory and non-volatile memory. The memory system may compress information associated with a sequence of sequentially-indexed addresses by storing the information associated with those addresses at a pair of entries in the change log. The memory system may additionally switch between a first operating mode associated with identifying sequentially-indexed addresses and generating compressed entries, and a second operating mode associated with generating entries of the change log for each address received in commands.

Abstract: This disclosure discloses a mass transfer method and mass transfer device thereof for micro-LED devices, wherein the mass transfer method includes: coating a surface, provided with micro-LED devices, of an epitaxial substrate with a flexible covering solution; curing the flexible covering solution to form a flexible covering layer wrapping the micro-LED devices; turning over the epitaxial substrate with the flexible covering layer wrapping the micro-LED devices, for locating the epitaxial substrate on an upper side of the flexible covering layer; separating the epitaxial substrate from the micro-LED devices; butting a surface, provided with the micro-LED devices, of the flexible covering layer against a receiving substrate; turning over the receiving substrate in butt joint with the micro-LED devices, for locating the flexible covering layer on an upper side of the receiving substrate; and separating the flexible covering layer from the micro-LED devices.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for flexible information compression at a memory system are described. For example, a memory system may compress information in a change log to reduce the frequency of transfers of one or more mappings between volatile memory and non-volatile memory. The memory system may compress information associated with a sequence of sequentially-indexed addresses by storing the information associated with those addresses at a pair of entries in the change log. The memory system may additionally switch between a first operating mode associated with identifying sequentially-indexed addresses and generating compressed entries, and a second operating mode associated with generating entries of the change log for each address received in commands.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for dynamic power control are described. In some examples, a memory device may be configured to adjust a first duration for transitioning power modes. For example, the memory device may be configured to operate in a first power mode, a second power mode, and a third power mode. When operating in a second power mode, the memory device may be configured to increase or decrease the first duration for transitioning to a third power mode based on a second duration between received commands. If no commands are received during the first duration, the memory device may transition from the second power mode to the third power mode.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for pretreating Ranitidine hydrochloride sample, comprising steps: S1, weighing the Ranitidine hydrochloride sample containing an impurity of N-nitrosodimethylamine; S2, preparing a test solution of Ranitidine hydrochloride so that the concentration of N-nitrosodimethylamine in the test solution reaches the detection limit of high-performance liquid chromatography; S3, adding an alkaline solution to the Ranitidine hydrochloride test solution, wherein the alkaline solution reacts completely with hydrochloric acid in Ranitidine hydrochloride to give a Ranitidine neutralizing solution; S4, adding a silver ion solution to the Ranitidine neutralizing solution, and silver ions undergo a complete complexation reaction with secondary amino groups in Ranitidine to generate a precipitate.

Abstract: On-site viral inactivation and RNA preservation of gargle and saliva samples combined with direct analysis of SARS-COV2 RNA on magnetic beads.

Abstract: A chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric and a preparation method of the chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric are provided. The chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric contains a modified chitin in a weight percentage range of approximately 0.2%-1.5%. The modified chitin includes chitin modified by a modifier including 2-hydroxybenzimidazole, cellulose acetate butyrate, and adipic acid dihydrazide. The chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric has an anti-mold grade less than 1, and an antibacterial rate greater than 9.5%.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for flexible information compression at a memory system are described. For example, a memory system may compress information in a change log to reduce the frequency of transfers of one or more mappings between volatile memory and non-volatile memory. The memory system may compress information associated with a sequence of sequentially-indexed addresses by storing the information associated with those addresses at a pair of entries in the change log. The memory system may additionally switch between a first operating mode associated with identifying sequentially-indexed addresses and generating compressed entries, and a second operating mode associated with generating entries of the change log for each address received in commands.

Abstract: A plant-based functional polyester filament and a preparation method of the plant-based functional polyester filament are provided. The plant-based functional polyester filament includes polyester, and plant extract in a weight percentage range of approximately 0.1%-1.5%. The plant extract includes one or more of a peppermint extract, a valerian extract, a lavender extract, a wormwood extract, a chitin extract and a seaweed extract. The method includes preparing a plant-based functional polyester masterbatch, including: heating polyethylene terephthalate (PET) chips to a molten state, adding an antioxidant and a dispersant to the molten PET, stirring the molten PET, adding a protective agent and a plant extract to the molten PET, stirring the molten PET at a high speed, adding a modifier to the molten PET, obtaining a mixture by uniformly mixing the molten PET, and performing an extrusion granulation process on the mixture.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for dynamic power control are described. In some examples, a memory device may be configured to adjust a first duration for transitioning power modes. For example, the memory device may be configured to operate in a first power mode, a second power mode, and a third power mode. When operating in a second power mode, the memory device may be configured to increase or decrease the first duration for transitioning to a third power mode based on a second duration between received commands. If no commands are received during the first duration, the memory device may transition from the second power mode to the third power mode.

Abstract: A chitin-containing polyester filament and a preparation method of the chitin-containing polyester filament are provided. The method includes preparing a modified chitin; preparing a chitin-containing functional modifier based on the modified chitin; preparing polyester (PET) functional particles based on the chitin-containing functional modifier and PET pellets; preparing a mixed spinning solution based on the polyester functional particles, where a weight percentage of the polyester functional particles is in a range of approximately 2%-4% based on a total weight of the mixed spinning solution; and performing a spinning molding of the mixed spinning solution to form the chitin-containing polyester filament.

Abstract: This disclosure discloses a mass transfer method and mass transfer device thereof for micro-LED devices, wherein the mass transfer method includes: coating a surface, provided with micro-LED devices, of an epitaxial substrate with a flexible covering solution; curing the flexible covering solution to form a flexible covering layer wrapping the micro-LED devices; turning over the epitaxial substrate with the flexible covering layer wrapping the micro-LED devices, for locating the epitaxial substrate on an upper side of the flexible covering layer; separating the epitaxial substrate from the micro-LED devices; butting a surface, provided with the micro-LED devices, of the flexible covering layer against a receiving substrate; turning over the receiving substrate in butt joint with the micro-LED devices, for locating the flexible covering layer on an upper side of the receiving substrate; and separating the flexible covering layer from the micro-LED devices.

Abstract: A chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric and a preparation method of the chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric are provided. The chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric contains a modified chitin in a weight percentage range of approximately 0.2%-1.5%. The modified chitin includes chitin modified by a modifier including 2-hydroxybenzimidazole, cellulose acetate butyrate, and adipic acid dihydrazide. The chitin-modified polypropylene spunbond non-woven fabric has an anti-mold grade less than 1, and an antibacterial rate greater than 9.5%.

Abstract: A plant-based functional polyester filament and a preparation method of the plant-based functional polyester filament are provided. The plant-based functional polyester filament includes polyester, and plant extract in a weight percentage range of approximately 0.1%-1.5%. The plant extract includes one or more of a peppermint extract, a valerian extract, a lavender extract, a wormwood extract, a chitin extract and a seaweed extract. The method includes preparing a plant-based functional polyester masterbatch, including: heating polyethylene terephthalate (PET) chips to a molten state, adding an antioxidant and a dispersant to the molten PET, stirring the molten PET, adding a protective agent and a plant extract to the molten PET, stirring the molten PET at a high speed, adding a modifier to the molten PET, obtaining a mixture by uniformly mixing the molten PET, and performing an extrusion granulation process on the mixture.

Abstract: Tantalum powders produced using a tantalum fiber precursor are described. The tantalum fiber precursor is chopped or cut into short lengths having a uniform fiber thickness and favorable aspect ratio. The chopped fibers are formed into a primary powder having a controlled size and shape, narrow/tight particle size distribution, and low impurity level. The primary powder is then agglomerated into an agglomerated powder displaying suitable flowability and pressability such that pellets with good structural integrity and unifrom pellet porosity are manufacturable. The pellet is sintered and anodized to a desired formation voltage. The thusly created capacitor anode has a dual morphology or dual porosity provided by a primary porosity of the individual tantalum fibers making up the primary powder and a larger secondary porosity formed between the primary powders agglomerated into the agglomerated powder.

Abstract: Tantalum powders produced using a tantalum fiber precursor are described. The tantalum fiber precursor is chopped or cut into short lengths having a uniform fiber thickness and favorable aspect ratio. The chopped fibers are formed into a primary powder having a controlled size and shape, narrow/tight particle size distribution, and low impurity level. The primary powder is then agglomerated into an agglomerated powder displaying suitable flowability and pressability such that pellets with good structural integrity and uniform pellet porosity are manufacturable. The pellet is sintered and anodized to a desired formation voltage. The thusly created capacitor anode has a dual morphology or dual porosity provided by a primary porosity of the individual tantalum fibers making up the primary powder and a larger secondary porosity formed between the primary powders agglomerated into the agglomerated powder.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an electrolyte for an electrolytic capacitor. The capacitor has an electrolytic anode and an electrochemical cathode. The electrolyte has water, a water soluble organic salt, and a relatively weak organic acid. This electrolyte is chemically compatible to aluminum and tantalum oxide dielectrics and withstands higher voltage while maintaining good conductivity. This makes the electrolyte especially useful for high voltage applications, such as occur in an implantable cardiac defibrillator.