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Motion Array has an enormous library of templated transitions to download and import into Premiere Pro to add some visual punch to your videos, whether you are making a short film or a promo video for a client.
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Impact Flicker rapidly intercuts between clip A and clip B, as seen in many popular music videos and film trailers. This transition eliminates the tedious process of creating flicker effects with the razor tool. It also allows for much more control and flexibility over the creative styling of the flicker.
Reaction rates in a hydrogen electrolytic cell are enhanced by the use of multiple layers of thin films (200-1000) of hydrogen absorbing metals with different Fermi levels. In this case, the electron density at the interfaces between the layers is greatly enhanced, accelerating the local reaction rate (1) The theory behind this, termed swimming electron (SEL) theory is described in Ref. 1 and references therein. To examine this theory over a dozen experiments with various thin film coatings have been carried out using a 1-molar Li2SO4 light water electrolyte.. About 1000 microspheres (0.5 cm3 volume) were used in the packed-bed cell. Titanium electrodes were employed in most runs. The preheater allows control of the entering temperature of the electrolyte (1 molarLi2SO4/H2O), with flow rates 11 ml./min. Voltages across the bed were held at 2-3 V, with several mA of current, giving an electrical input power of approximately 0.06 W. Inlet-outlet thermocouples provided a measure of the temperature increase of the flowing electrolyte. Loading of hydrogen into the thin-film is done at low (25C) temperatures, requiring several hours, as observed by an initial increase in the voltage across the bed, followed by an eventual equilibrium voltage level of +2-3 V. Then the cell inlet temperature is slowly raised (over 4-8 hours) to the maximum allowed with the present plastic cell construction, near 60-70 C. Run times of several weeks were typical. Further details about the construction and operation of this type of cell are given in Ref.2 and Ref. 3. Results from these runs generally confirm the benefit of creating SEL conditions using multiple layers. Thus, a heat output of 2 0.5 W were obtained with a five layer coating consisting of alternate layers of nickel and palladium. In contrast, a single layer of nickel or a single layer of palladium produced 0.5 0.4 W. An examination of the composition of the metal interface region using a Sims revealed significant quantities of Fe Si, Mg, Cu, Cr, Zn, and Ag. Additional data from an Auger depth scan and from Neutron Activation Analyses and ICP Mass Spec Analyses will be presented.
To further understand the role of alloying elements in hydrogen damage, we studied the impact of alloying elements on hydrogen diffusion. Diffusion paths between different sites considering alloying elements were determined and studied employing the nudged-elastic band (NEB) methods [32,33]. This method is advantageous if the exact position of the transition point is unknown and/or if detailed information about the energy profile along the transition path is needed. Several images between two fully relaxed endpoints were calculated to simulate the diffusion pathway, and each image was relaxed until the perpendicular forces with respect to the minimum energy path were less than a given tolerance, which was set to 0.05 eV/Å in this case. 2b1af7f3a8