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This invention discloses an organocobalt salt for improving the tensile strength of rubber and its preparation method, belonging to the field of rubber technology. The organocobalt salt for improving the tensile strength of rubber comprises, by mass parts, 140-210 parts of organosilicon vegetable fatty acid, 20-30 parts of solvent, 20-30 parts of cobalt hydroxide, and 10-16 parts of propionic acid. The organosilicon vegetable fatty acid is obtained by reacting rosin with organosilicon maleimide. The organosilicon maleimide is obtained by reacting maleic anhydride with a silicon-containing long-chain fatty amine. The silicon-containing long-chain fatty amine is obtained by reacting methyldiethoxysilane with an unsaturated long-chain fatty amine. The organocobalt salt obtained by this invention has a good effect on promoting the adhesion between metal and rubber while effectively improving the tensile strength of rubber.

The application discloses a ceramic-based diamond grinding wheel for wafer thinning and a preparation method and application thereof, and comprises ceramic grinding blocks arranged on an aluminum alloy base; the ceramic grinding blocks comprise 20-40% of ceramic binder, 20-40% of diamond micro powder and 30-50% of pore-forming agents in percentage by mass; the ceramic binder comprises 25-50% of silicon oxide, 20-40% of boron oxide, 6-15% of sodium oxide, 6-10% of aluminum oxide, 5-7% of zinc oxide, 4-6% of zirconium oxide, 3-5% of calcium oxide, 1-3% of magnesium oxide, 1-3% of potassium oxide and 0.5-4% of lithium oxide in percentage by mass. The application introduces lithium oxide and zirconium oxide, reduces the local stress of the ceramic binder and diamond compound, and improves the binding force; sodium oxide and potassium oxide are used in cooperation to reduce the ceramic sintering temperature, and the application effectively improves the service performance of the grinding wheel and the production yield.

The application belongs to the technical field of continuous casting and particularly relates to a high-nitrogen Fe-Ni-based alloy protective slag. According to mass percentage, the high-nitrogen Fe-Ni-based alloy protective slag comprises SrO: 14-16%, CaF2: 11.5-13.5%, SiO2: 24-26%, Na2O+K2O: 12-14%, B2O3: 7-9%, Al2O3: <1%, MgO: 8-10%, La2O3: 10-12%, and the rest is carbonaceous material and inevitable impurities. Through accurate slag system design and component regulation, the protective slag has excellent performances of rapid slag formation, high lubrication and phased heat control, effectively solves the crack problem in the high-nitrogen Fe-Ni-based alloy continuous casting process, and meets the actual needs of the large-scale production of the continuous casting.

This invention relates to an ultra-low temperature ceramic binder, which is mainly composed of the following raw materials in the indicated mass percentages: Bi₂O₃: 40-80%, B₂O₃: 5-15%, ZnO: 10-35%, SiO₂: 0-5%, Li₂O: 0.5-3%, TiO₂: 0-5%, CaF₂: 2-10%, Y₂O₃: 0-5%. This binder can be fired at a minimum temperature of 400°C and softened at a minimum temperature of 320°C. It enables the ceramic binder to achieve bonding and consolidation before the polymeric pore-forming agent and temporary polymeric binder burn off, maintaining the integrity of the pore structure while achieving a high porosity. Furthermore, using this ceramic binder and a preferred polymeric pore-forming material, it is possible to construct spherical pores with interconnected microscopic gaps, and the pore size can be controlled during preparation.