Effects of Exercise Habits and Gender on Sports e-Learning Behavior: Evidence from an Eye-Tracking Study.

Background/objective: In the post-epidemic era, an increasing number of individuals were accustomed to learning sports and physical activity knowledge online for fitness and health demands. However, most previous studies have examined the influence of e-learning materials and resources on learners and have neglected intrinsic factors such as experience and physiological characteristics. Therefore, we conducted a study to investigate the effect of exercise habits and gender on sports e-learning behavior via eye-tracking technology.

[Influences of inorganic anions on oxidation of phenol by CuO-H2O2].

Phenol was selected as a model pollution substrate. The influences and mechanism of inorganic anions on its oxidation were investigated in neutral solution at low temperature and atmospheric pressure. Results showed that phenol could be removed efficiently by CuO and H2O2 with 94.