Effects of Ion Disturbing on KMnO4 Solution Phase Transition in Alternating Electric Fields
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Effects of Ion Disturbing on KMnO4 Solution Phase Transition in Alternating Electric Fields
Vol. 41, Issue 10, Pages: 1233-1236+1241(2007)
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西安交通大学电力设备电气绝缘国家重点实验室,西安,710049
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Online First:10 October 2007,
Published:2007
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孙伟 1, 徐晓斌 2, 张宏 1, et al. Effects of Ion Disturbing on KMnO4 Solution Phase Transition in Alternating Electric Fields[J]. 2007, 41(10): 1233-1236+1241.
DOI:
孙伟 1, 徐晓斌 2, 张宏 1, et al. Effects of Ion Disturbing on KMnO4 Solution Phase Transition in Alternating Electric Fields[J]. 2007, 41(10): 1233-1236+1241.DOI:
Effects of Ion Disturbing on KMnO4 Solution Phase Transition in Alternating Electric Fields
Ice formation inside or outside cells is revealed as a factor causing cryo-injury to cells/tissues during cryo-preservation. It is confirmed by test that alternating electric fields is able to significantly influence ice formation at a relatively slow cooling rate.(mass fraction)A solution with 0.9% mass fraction of KMnO
4
as test sample was cooled under alternating fields ranging from 50 Hz to 100 kHz at -30 ℃.The control sample is similarly cooled without electric fields. Simultaneously morphology investigation is carried out
and it is found that alternating fields exert obvious effects to inhibit ice crystal growing. Thus the ion disturbance can be regarded as the major factor to influence ice crystal growing. The bulk of pure ice crystal(without salt ion)is significantly reduced
and salt io
n distribution in whole area tends uniformly. In some regions
microcrystalline ice crystal or ice crystal with salt ion may be formed.
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