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A method that could be used to quantify the concentration of water in oil for marine-borne machine is discussed in the present paper. Water molecule has distinct absorption bands in mid-infrared section in 3773-3509 cm(-1), so it could be applied to the quantification of water in oil. An experimental sample cell was designed to accomplish the experiment for the convenience of sample preparation and mount in measurement, and it was designed to suit for FTIR spectrometer. The authors chose to prepare the sample oil by blending different amount of water into oil through titration. The spectra of oil with different water concentration were acquired and their integrals were calculated. The analysis of experimental result shows that the functional relationship between the integral of spectrum in 3773-3509 cm(-1) and the percentage of water content in oil is a quadratic curve. The relative error between the fitted curve and experimental data is at the level of 0.01%. The research work in this paper presents the possibility of quantification of water content in oil through mid-infrared and gives us an idea to design a kind of new sensor based on mid-infrared LED and PIN for measure and to warn people who monitor the abnormal variation of water content in different kind of oil used in marine-borne mechanical system.
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Magnetic chitosan microspheres(M-CS) were prepared and used for yeast alcohol dehydrogenase(YADH) immobilization.The optimum technology and the properties of immobilized YADH were studied.The optimal immobilization conditions for YADH were:20ml of 0.25mg/ml of YADH in phosphate buffer(0.05mol/L,pH 7.0) reacted with 50mg of magnetic M-CS at 4℃ for 2h.The microspheres were characterized by transmission electron microscopy,the results showed that M-CS were regular sphere with an average size of 30nm and had magnetic response characteristic.The M-CS suspended in H2O solution was easily precipitated and separated by magnetic field.Mechanical strength and crosslinking degree of M-CS were influenced by the ratio of carrier and immobilized YADH,ion concentration in phosphate buffer and pH of the solution.The immobilization was slightly influenced by the reaction temperature.The immobilization would improve its thermal,basic resistant and acid resistant stability.After the immobilized enzyme was kept between 35℃ to 75℃ for one hour,it still had 70 % of initial enzyme activity,when it was kept pH between 5.0 to 7.4 for one hour,it still had 80% of initial enzyme activity.The optimal reaction temperature of the immobilized enzyme was 40℃ compared to 30℃ of the free YADH,the optimal reaction pH of the immobilized enzyme was 6.8 as same as one of the free enzyme.Storaged at the temperature of 4℃ for 30 days without any protection by reagent,the free enzyme only kept 26% of the original activity but the immobilized enzyme still retained 60% of the activity.The immobilized enzyme maintained 70% of the activity after circular use 5 times.The Km value of immobilized YADH for Pyruvate was 2.58 mmol/L compared to 3.31 mmol/L of the free YADH,it would reduce its appetency for the substrate.
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Objective To access the macular status of type 2 diabetes mellitus after first time insulin treatment,and analyse the changes of macular thickness.Design Prospective case series.Participants 34 diabetes patients(68 eyes)treated with insulin for the first time.Methords The diabetes patients were treated with intensive Humulin NPH for 3 months.Optical coherence tomography were performed in each eye before and after the treatment.Main Outcome Measures Thickness of macular foveal.Results The thickness of macular foveal was(195.07?27.75)?m before the treatment of insulin,and(198.57?27.72)?m after 3 months of insulin therapy(t= 1.9960,P=0.1569).25 eyes had macular thickening after insulin therapy.Conclution There is no obvious therapeutic effect only to control blood glucose using insulin within 3months in patients with diabetic macular edema,which needs close following-up and other treatment options in time.(Ophthalmol CHN,2008,17:56-58)
