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This invention provides a hot-press forming method for optical glass elements that prevents glass preforms from sticking to molds. The method includes the following steps: depositing a boron nitride film layer on the surface of a glass preform, and then hot-pressing to form an optical glass element. The thickness of the boron nitride film layer on the surface of the glass preform is less than or equal to 15 nm. The surface of the hot-pressed optical glass element is coated with at least one atomic layer of boron nitride film, or at least 0.65 nm thick boron nitride film. This invention solves the glass adhesion problem by depositing a boron nitride film layer on the surface of the glass preform, preventing fusion, cracking, and other defects. Using PVD or CVD boron nitride film layers prevents active hydrogen from hydrogen-containing DLCs from entering the glass preform during film formation, preventing fogging, blurring, and damage to the film surface of the optical glass element. It also reduces the difficulty of mold separation during the molding process and improves production automation and molding stability.

This utility model relates to the field of chemical experimental equipment technology, specifically to a laboratory feeding device. The feeding device is characterized by comprising a mounting frame, which includes a lower material tray support and an upper feeding support. A feeding bottle is mounted on the material tray support, and a reaction vessel is connected below the feeding bottle. The feeding bottle includes a solid material bottle, and a discharge port is provided at the lower end of the solid material bottle. A solid feeding mechanism is provided on the feeding support, and the solid feeding mechanism includes a vertical drive mechanism. A vibration mechanism is provided at the lower end of the vertical drive mechanism. The vertical drive mechanism drives the vibration mechanism to move downward to contact the solid material bottle, causing residual material inside the solid material bottle to vibrate and fall off. The vibration mechanism enables vibratory feeding, causing material adhering to the walls of the solid material container to fall off, ensuring smooth material feeding and guaranteeing experimental efficiency and quality.

This invention discloses an anti-swelling asymmetric hemostatic dressing, comprising two layers: an upper layer of highly adhesive hydrogel and a lower layer of non-adhesive hydrogel. The anti-swelling asymmetric hemostatic dressing is prepared by first adding a non-adhesive solution A to a mold and photocuring it, then adding a highly adhesive solution B and photocuring it again. The dressing of this invention, with its highly adhesive hydrogel upper layer and non-adhesive hydrogel lower layer, possesses both adhesive and anti-adhesive properties. Furthermore, the hydrogel is anti-swelling, enabling rapid hemostasis within 10 seconds, easy peeling, and promotion of wound healing.