Abstract: The automobile millimeter-wave radar fixing device includes: a first clamping housing, the first clamping housing being U-shaped, and having one end provided with a first rotatable connection structure and the other end provided with a first fixed connection structure; a second clamping housing, the second clamping housing being U-shaped, and having one end provided with a second rotatable connection structure and the other end provided with a second fixed connection structure, the second rotatable connection structure being rotatably connected to the first rotatable connection structure, the second fixed connection structure being fixedly connected to the first fixed connection structure, and a clamping space being formed between the first clamping housing and the second clamping housing; and an angle adjusting support, fixed to the second clamping housing and used for fixing and adjusting an angle of a millimeter-wave radar.

Abstract: Electrode catalyst of carbon nitride nanotubes supported by platinum and ruthenium nanoparticles have been produced by a simple, rapid, effective and green process: taking use of the affinity of carbon nitride nanotubes to platinum and ruthenium atoms, Pt and Ru nanoparticles could be directly deposited on carbon nitride nanotubes by the reduction reaction, hereby avoiding the pre-activation or modification process needed by carbon nanotubes. The electrode catalysts produced in this way are suitable for proton exchange membrane fuel cells or direct methanol fuel cells, as well as other chemical reactions catalyzed by Pt and Ru.

Abstract: Electrode catalyst of carbon nitride nanotubes supported by platinum and ruthenium nanoparticles have been produced by a simple, rapid, effective and green process: taking use of the affinity of carbon nitride nanotubes to platinum and ruthenium atoms, Pt and Ru nanoparticles could be directly deposited on carbon nitride nanotubes by the reduction reaction, hereby avoiding the pre-activation or modification process needed by carbon nanotubes. The electrode catalysts produced in this way are suitable for proton exchange membrane fuel cells or direct methanol fuel cells, as well as other chemical reactions catalyzed by Pt and Ru.