elements
化学元素周期表的英文全称 Periodic Table of the Elements
化学元素周期表的英文全称Periodic Table of the Elements 缩写PTE 拉丁文英文1 H 氢Hydrogenium Hydrogen2 He 氦Helium Helium3 Li 锂Lithum Lithum4 Be 铍Beryllium Beryllium5 B 硼Borium Boron6 C 碳Carbonium Carbon7 N 氮Nitrogenium Nitrogen8 O 氧Oxygenium Oxygen9 F 氟Fluorum Fluorine10 Ne 氖Neonum Neon11 Na 钠Natrium Sodium12 Mg 镁Magnesium Magnesium13 Al 铝Aluminium Aluminium14 Si 硅Silicium Silicon15 P 磷Phosphyorum Phosphorus16 S 硫Sulphu Sulfur17 Cl 氯Chlorum Chlorlne18 A 氩Argonum Argon19 K 钾Kalium Potassium20 Ca 钙Calcium Calcium21 Sc 钪Scandium Scandium22 Ti 钛Titanium Titanium23 V 钡Vanadium Vanadium24 Cr 铬Chromium Chromium25 Mn 锰Manganum Manganum26 Fe 铁Ferrum Iron27 Co 钴Cobaltum Cobalt28 Ni 镍Niccolum Nickel29 Cu 铜Cuprum Copper30 Zn 锌Zincum Zinc31 Ga 镓Gallium Gallium32 Ge 锗Germanium Germanium33 As 砷Arsenium Arsenic34 Se 硒Selenium Selenium35 Br 溴Bromium Bormine36 Kr 氪Kryptomum Krypton37 Rb 铷Rubidium Rubidium38 Sr 锶Strontium Strontium39 Y 钇Yttrium Yttrium40 Zr 钴Zirconium Zirconium41 Nb 铌Niobium Niobium42 Mo 钼Molybdanium Molybdanium43 Tc 锝Technetium Technetium44 Ru 钌Ruthenium Ruthenium45 Rh 铑Rhodium Rhodium46 Pd 钯Palladium Palladium47 Ag 银Argentum Silver48 Cd 镉Cadmium Cadmium49 In 铟Inlium Inlium50 Sn 锡Stannum Tin51 Sb 锑Stibium Antimony52 Te 碲Tellurum Tellurium53 I 碘Iodium Iodine54 Xe 氙Xenonum Xenon55 Cs 铯Caesium Caesium56 Ba 钡Baryum Barium57 La 镧Lanthanum Lanthanum58 Ce 铈Cerium Cerium59 Pr 镨Praseodymium Praseodymium60 Nd 钕Neodymium Neodymium61 Pm 钷Promethium Promethium62 Sm 钐Samarium Samarium63 En 铕Europinu Europinu64 Gd 钆Gadolinium Gadolinium65 Tb 铽Terbium Terbium66 Dy 镝Dysprosium Dysprosium67 Ho 钬Holmium Holmium68 Er 铒Erbium Erbium69 Tm 铥Thulium Thulium70 Yb 镱Ytterbium Ytterbium71 Lu 镥Lrtetium Lrtetium72 Hf 铪Hafnium Hafnium73 Ta 钽Tanatalum Tantalum74 W 钨Wolfram Tungsten75 Re 铼Rhenium Rhenium76 Os Osmium Osmium77 Ir 铱Iridium Iridium78 Pt 铂Platinum Platinum79 Au 金Aurum Gold80 Hg 汞Hydrargyrum Mercury81 Tl 铊Thallium Thallium82 Pb 铅Plumbum Lead83 Bi 铋Bismuthum Bismuth84 Po 钋Polonium Polonium85 At 砹Astatium Astatium86 Rn 氡Radon Radon87 Fr 钫Franium Franium88 Ra 镭Radium Radium89 Ac 锕Actinium Actinium90 Th 钍Thorium Thorium91 Pa 镤Protactinium Protactinium92 U 铀Uranium Uranium93 Np 镎Neptunium Neptunium94 Pu 钚Plutonium Plutonium95 Am 镅Americium Americium96 Cm 锔Curkelium Curkelium97 Bk 锫Berkelium Berkelium98 Cf 锎Californium Californium99 Es 镶Einsteinium Einsteinium100 Fm 镄Fermim Fermim101 Md 钔Mendelevium Mendelevium102 No 锘Nobelium Nobelium103 Lr 铹Lawrencium Lawrencium104 Rf 钅卢Rutherfordium盐酸hydrochloric acid硫酸sulphuric acid硝酸nitric acid甲基磺酸methylsulfonic acid / methanesulfonic acid 硼酸boric acid / boracic acid碳酸carbonic acid / creosote / flake white氨基酸amino acid / aminophenol氢氧化钠sodium hydroxide氯化钠sodium chloride氯化物chloride / chlorid氧化钠sodium oxide / sodium monoxide硫酸钠Glauber's salt / sodium sulfate硝酸钠sodium nitrate碳酸钠sodium carbonate硼酸钠sodium borate甲基磺酸钠novalgin甲基磺酸盐metilsulfate乙醇ethanol / grain alcohol丙酮acetone碱alkali中和neutralization/neutralize/neutralisation/counteract 氟化钠sodium fluoride氟化氢fluorine hydride。
Matlab-SimPowerSystems-Elements模块使用说明
Matlab-SimPowerSystems-Elements模块使用说明Matlab PSB Elements模块使用说明matlab PSB Elements 11、Breaker断路器块的执行能从一个外部Simulink信号(外部控制方式) 或者是从一个内部的控制定时器(内部的控制方式)控制一个电路的断开和闭合的状态。
当断路器块被设置在外部控制方式时，一个Simulink输入端在块图标上出现，连接到输入，0或者1 (0去断开断路器，1去闭合断路器)的Simulink的控制信号。
当断路器块被设置在内部控制方式时，转换状态在块的对话框中指定。
当断路器闭合时，它被电阻Ron代表。
Ron的值能被设置，很小(典型的值是10 mOhms )的值与外部电路相比是可以忽略的。
当断路器断开时，电阻值为无穷大（inf）。
对于直流电路可能不合适，对于直流电路，建议使用理想开关（Ideal Switch block）作为转换元件。
Breaker resistance Ron 内部电阻断路器内部电阻，在若干欧姆(Ω)中。
断路器电阻Ron参数不能设置为0。
Initial state 初始状态断路器的初始状态。
当初始状态参数被设置为1时，断路器闭合。
当初始状态参数被设置为0时，断路器断开。
如果断路器初始状态被设置为 1 (闭合)，SimPowerSystems自动地初始化所有线性的电路和断路器块初始电流，这样仿真在稳定状态中开始。
Snubber resistance Rs过渡电阻过渡电阻，在若干欧姆(Ω)中。
把过渡电阻Rs参数从模型设置为inf消除缓冲。
Snubber capacitance Cs 过渡电容过渡电容，单位farads ( F )；设置为0不考虑过渡电容，设置为inf获得一个容抗。
Switching times 转换时间规定当以内部的控制方式使用断路器块时转换时间的矢量。
在每一转换时间断路器块打开或者依赖于其初始的状态的结束。
The Theory of Five Elements
The Theory of Five ElementsThe five elements refer to wood, fire, earth,metal and water as well as their motion and changes in the natural world. In the long course of living and working，the ancient Chinese people came to understand that these five categories of substances are the most essential ones indispensable to their existence.五行，即指木，火，土，金，水，以及它们在自然界中的运动和变化。
古人在长期的生活和生产实践中认识到这五类物质对他们存在是不可或缺的、最基本的。
The theory of the five elements holds that all phenomena in the universe correspond in nature either to wood, fire, earth, metal or water, and that these elements are in a state of constant motion and change. In TCM, the theory of five elements is used to generalize and explain the nature of the zang-organs and fu-organs, the interrelations among these organs as well as the relation between human beings and the natural world, thus guiding clinical diagnosis and treatment.五行学说认为，宇宙中的一切现象都与木，火，土，金，水的性质一致，并处于不断运动和变化中。
单质和化合物-Elements-and-Compounds
Choose the compounds from following
substances (
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食盐
酒精
蔗糖
table salt, water, alcohol, sucrose,
sulfuric acid, baking soda，
carbon dioxide, oxygen, helium
Law of conservation of mass
An electric current breaks down water into its components, oxygen and hydrogen.
Summarize:
Classify the following matters into （mixture、pure substance、element、 compound）：
g r o族 u p
period 周期
based on the similarities and masses of the elements
Compound 化合物
What’s the similarities between water and carbon dioxide CO2?
Consist of two kinds of elements Pure substance, consist of oxygen made up of two or more different elements that are combined chemically
P 9: 50
2. If 14.0g of N2 gas reacts with excess of hydrogen gas, What’s the mass of NH3 formed?
china elements
什么是“中国元素”？简单说，凡是被大多数中国人(包括海外华人)认同的、凝结着中华民族传统文化精神，并体现国家尊严和民族利益的形象、符号或风俗习惯，均可被视为“中国元素”。
What is a "Chinese elements"? Simple said that anyone who was most Chinese (including overseas Chinese) identity, condenses with the spirit of the Chinese traditional culture, and embody the national dignity and the interests of the nation image, symbol or custom, all can be seen as "Chinese elements"中国传统设计元素是东方文化的一处独特景观和宝贵财富，它题材广泛、内涵丰富、形式多样、流传久远，是其他艺术形式难以替代的，在世界艺术之林中，它那独特的东方文化魅力正熠熠生辉。
如何认识传统造型艺术与现代设计的关系，使其在现代设计中的应用更为广泛和深入，在"国际设计风格"潮流之后，开创多元化的设计潮流，是新一代设计师们所面临的课题。
这种发挥是在对传统艺术表现方式的理解基础上，传统的元素加以改造提炼和运用，使其更富有时代的特色。
中国元素的应用，如龙凤纹样、万寿图、福字等等，这方面平面设计做了很多尝试。
剪纸就在这方面做出了巨大的贡献，它无时无刻不在透露出中国文化中温暖的气息，下面我们来了解下剪纸艺术的魅力吧！Chinese traditional design element is the Oriental culture a unique landscape and precious wealth,.It wide range of subjects and rich connotation, various forms, widely circulated, is other art forms irreplaceable, in the forest of world art, its unique Oriental cultural charm is sparkling. How to understand the relationship between the traditional plastic arts and modern design, make its application in modern design more widely and deeply, in the tide of "international style", create a diversified design trends, is a new generation of designers facing the issue. This play is based on the understanding of the traditional artistic expression of the traditional elements are modified to refine and apply, make it more rich characteristics of The Times. The application of chinese elements, such as longfeng pattern, Wan Shoutu, etc,, these have made many attempts to graphic design. Paper-cut has made great contributions in this aspect, it is revealed in Chinese culture warm feeling, let's see the paper-cut's charm!剪纸是中国的传统艺术,使其沿着纸的历史悠久的路线。
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Summary
Summary
This pattern includes an indirect object, which is the person or thing indirectly affected by the action, and a direct object, which is the person or thing directly affected by the action
Example
"John (subject) runs (predict)."
This pattern adds an object to the subject+predicate structure, which is the person or thing affected by the action
Adverbials are adverbial phrases in sentences used to describe the time, place, and manner in which an action occurs.
Adverbials are adverbial phrases used in sentences to describe details such as the time, place, and manner in which an action occurs. Adverbials can indicate the time, place, manner, etc. of an action, modifying and supplementing the predicate. Adverbials usually appear at the end of a sentence.
跨平台、跨语言应用开发，Elements介绍
跨平台、跨语⾔应⽤开发，Elements介绍1RemObjects Elements，是多平台移动项⽬开发⼯具，是⼀款可以帮助开发⼈员在不同平台进⾏移动项⽬开发的⼯具软件。
开发商：Remobjects SoftwareElements 提供在两个操作系统上使⽤：Windows 、 Mac四种版本 : Visual Studio 2017集成版、专业版、企业版和免费社区版⽀持四种编程语⾔：Oxygene、Java、C#、Swift（10.0以前的版本是 Java、C#、Swift 三个）Elements 使⽤的 C# 是 RemObjects C＃，强⼤到修改了⼀门语⾔，改进语⾔特⾊~~厉害了我的天~Elements 有⾃⼰的开发环境 Fir、 Water (也可以理解为集成开发⼯具)Oxygene 是⼀种基于 Object Pascal 的⾯向对象编程语⾔，拥有丰富的功能集。
是 Pascal 的移植，属于 .NET CLR 系列语⾔~~~集成版能够结合 Vs 2017 进⾏使⽤，版本名称 Elements in Visual Studio简介：Elements 是⼀款多平台移动项⽬开发⼯具软件，它能使⽤ Oxygene、C#、Swift 、Java 等多种编程语⾔进⾏开发和包含相关开发⼯具，提供这多种语⾔丰富的最新的开发环境，在现有编程经验下能拓通开发⽅向，极⼤的⽅便开发⼈员开发软件项⽬。
2Elements 根据使⽤费⽤，⾯向开发者、企业有三个版本种类版本名称介绍售价Silver Community Edition Use the Swift language to create apps.For all platforms, working in Fire on the Mac,and in Water or Visual Studio on Windows.⼤概就是说，能够使⽤ Swift创建应⽤，能够在Mac、Win(结合Visual Studio)下⼯作。
Elements of a Short Story
Elements(n.要素；元素) of a Short StoryPlot（n.情节）:The storyline(n.故事情节) or organization of incidents（n.事件）in a story is called the plot. It consists of episodes【'epə.səud】（一段情节；片段）and conflict（n.冲突；矛盾）. Plots usually have:1.Exposition（n.说明）plication（n.纠纷）3.Rising Action4.Climax（n.高潮）5.Falling Action6.ResolutionThe exposition is the background（n.背景）information provided by the author （n.作家）to “set the stage” (v.设置舞台布景或场所)for the story.The complication is the incident which initiates【i'niʃieit 】（创始；介绍加入）(or introduces)the main（adj.主要的）conflict.The rising action is the series of incidents that built form the complication and lead up to the climaxThe climax is the highest point of emotional（adj.感情的；情绪的）intensity（强度）【[in'tensiti】in a story. It is usually the turning point and major crisis（危机）of the story.The falling action is the part of the story immediately after the climax until the end of the story(the conclusion（结尾）).The resolution is how the story ends.Conflict:A conflict is a struggle（n.斗争，挣扎，竞争）between opposing（n.对立的）characters or forces （n.力量；暴力；影响力）. All conflicts are either external（adj.外来的，外部的）(physical) or internal（adj.内部的）(emotional, moral, psychological.) There are 3 main types of conflict.1)Character vs. Environment (nature, society, circumstance.)2)Character vs. Character (can be physical, emotional, moral, or psychological)3)Character vs. Self ( a conflict emotional |thought within（prep. 在….里面adv.在内adj.在里面的）a character)Character: A term（n.术语）which refers to the fictional（adj.虚构的，小说的）persons who carry out the action of a story.Character Sketch（n.对某人或某一型人物特性之简短文学特写，人物速写）: A description（n.描述；刻画）of a character‟s personality（n.个性）| character using nouns, adjectives, and usually describe the character‟s physical（adj.身体的）appearance(n.外貌；外表) and dress. Characterization（n.刻画；特写）: The method of presenting the special qualities（n.品质；才能；特质）or features（n.容貌；特征）of a character in a literary（adj.文学的）work. Basically （adv.基本上；主要地）, the story will either reveal（vt.显示；透露，展现）character directly (through the author‟s comments（n.评论；注解）) or indirectly (through the character‟s speech, thoughts, and actions.)Dynamic Character: A character who undergoes(vt.经历；经受) a significant（adj.重要的；意味深长的）, lasting（adj.永久的）change, usually in his or her outlook（n.前景；观点）in life. Static Character: A character who does not change in the course of（在…..期间；过程中）a story. Round Character: A realistic（adj.现实的）character who has several sides to his| her personality. Flat Character: A limited character (usually minor(adj.次要的)) with only one apparent（adj.明显的）quality.Protagonist（n.主角；支持者）: The main character of a story.Antagonist（n.敌手；对手）: The major character or force that opposes the protagonist. Motivation（n.动机）: This is what causes a character to do what he or she does. Characters must have sufficient【sə'fiʃənt】（adj.足够的；充分的）and plausible（adj.似真实合理的）motivation in order for a reader to find a story realistic or effective（adj.实际的；有效的；生效的）.Setting（n.背景；环境）: The time and place of a story.Theme（n.主题；主旋律）: The central message or lesson behind a story usually implied （adj.含蓄地；暗含的）rather than directly stated（adj.阐明的）.Point of view（观点；看法；见解）: The perspective（n.看法；透视）form which a story is seen or told (who tells the story). There are three most common (there are others) point of view1)First-person Narrative(n.叙述): The protagonist tells his |her own story directly to the readerusing the first person(“I”)2)Limited Omniscient【ɔm'niʃənt】（adj.全知的；无所不知的）Narrative (Third-person): Toldform the perspective of someone “outside” the story and refers to the main character as “he”or “she”, but shows us only what one character thinks and feels.3)Omniscient Narrative (Third-person): Told form an all-seeing, all-knowing, God-likeperspective “outside” the story, revealing the minds of several or all characters.4)Objective (Third-person): Told form the perspective of someone “outside” the story and refersto the main character as “he” or “she”, but shows us only what can be observed（v.观察；注意到）(no minds are read).Literary Devices（n.设备）:A literary device is a tool（n.工具；手段）used by a poet（n.诗人）or writer to create mood, setting, attitude（n.态度；看法）and |or characterization in his |her work.Below is a list of the literary devices you need to be familiar with for the learning:Alliteration(n.头韵): The reoccurrence（n.重新出现；发生）of initial（adj.开始的，字母的）consonant【'kɔnsənənt】（adj.辅音的；一致的）sounds. For example: “alliteration is a sweetly satisfying sound.”Allusion（n.暗指；暗示）: An allusion is a reference（n.参考，出处）to a well-known person, myth（n.神话）, historical event, biblical【'biblikə】（adj.圣经的）story etc. An allusion is usually indirect which means it only works if the reader understands the connection the author is trying to make. For example, “Th e young man is another Mao.”Here, I am comparing someone to Chairman Mao. This allusion would only make sense to a person who knows who Chairman Mao was.Antithesis【æn'tiθəsis】（n.对照；对比）: Antithesis occurs when two contrasts（n.对照物；差别）are presented close together, often using similar language. For example: Neil Armstrong‟s (first man to walk on the moon) famous words, “That‟s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Small step and giant leap are opposites, making this statement an antithesis.Colloquial（adj.口语的；会话的）【kə'ləukwiəl】Language: Colloquial language is informal （adj.非正式的）language that is not considered to be rude but that is not used in formal speech. Examples include the expressions “y‟all,”“gonna,” and “wanna.”Flashback（n.倒叙；插叙）: The flashback is a literary device that serves as an interruption（n.中断）in the action to show a scene that took place earlier.Foreshadowing（n.铺垫）: Foreshadowing is a sort of hint（n.暗示）of things to come.Hyperbole（n.夸张）: A hyperbole is an exaggeration【ig.zædʒə'reiʃən】（n.夸张；夸大）. For example, “the man was as big as a house.” Obviously, a man can not actually be as big as a house so it is a hyperbole or exaggeration.Jargon（n.行话）: Language that is specific【spi'sifik】（adj.明确的；特殊的）to certain group, activity or profession（n.职业；声明；行业）. For example, …medical jargon‟ relates to the words and terms used within the medical profession. Unless you belong to a medical profession, these words are likely meaningless（adj.无意义的；不重要的）to you.Metaphor（n.隐喻）: Metaphors are comparisons（比较）between two unlike things that do not use the words like or as. For example, “friends are ice cream cones, each with his |her own personal flavour.” Here, friends are being compared to ice cream cones. Another example: “A cup of hot tea is a hug on a cold day.”Onomatopoeia【ɔnəmætə'pi:ə】（n.拟声语）: The use of words that sound like what they mean, such as “gulp” and “hiss”.Oxymoron【ɔksi'mɔ:rɔn】（n.矛盾修饰法）: An oxymoron is a self-contradictory（adj.自相矛盾的）expression, like “absolutely unsure,”“pretty ugly,” or “rolling stop.”Irony(n.讽刺): A literary device which reveals concealed（adj.隐藏的）or contradictory meaning(s). Three common forms of irony are:1)Verbal Irony（词语反语）. A contrast between what a character says and what characteractually means.2)Dramatic Irony（戏剧性讽刺）: When the reader knows something a character does not. As aresult（结果；因此）, the reader is aware that the character‟s actions may be inappropriate（adj.不适当的；不合宜的）, or that the character expects the reverse（n.相反）of what really will occur.3)Situational Irony（情境反讽）: When a set of circumstances turn of differently form whatexpected or considered appropriate.Allegory【'æligəri】（n.寓言）: A symbolic（adj.象征的）representation(n.表现；陈述). For example, “The man was as strong as Superman.Analogy【ə'nælədʒi】（n.类比）: The comparison of two pairs which have the same relationship. For example: “Shoes is to foot as tire is to wheel.”Personification（n.拟人）: Is giving human qualities to animals or objects. For example, “The daffodils【'dæfədil】（n.黄水仙）nodded their yellow heads.”Simile（n.直喻；明喻）: Figure of speech involving a comparison between unlike things using like or as. For example, “She floated in like a cloud.”Stanza（n.诗节）: A group of poetic【pəu'etik】（adj.富有诗情的）lines (like a paragraph.)Symbol（n.象征）: An object that stands for something else.Rhyme（n.押韵）: When two words sound the same. For example, “ Sun and Bun.”Mood(n.心情；情绪；气氛): The mood of a story |poem is the reader‟s attitude toward the text（n.文本，原文）.Tone【təun】（n.语气，音调）: The tone of a story |poem is the author |narrator【næ'reitə】‟s （n.叙述者）attitude toward the text.。