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• Synergisms and antagonisms between MoS2 nanotubes and representative oil additives under various contact conditions

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  • A. Tomala
  • M. Ripoll
  • J. Kogovšek
  • M. Kalin
  • A. Bednarska
  • R. Michalczewski
  • M. Szczerek
  • R. Michalczewski

  - Tribology International - Year 2019

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• A multi-label text message classification method designed for applications in call/contact centre systems

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  • K. Poczeta
  • M. Płaza
  • T. Michno
  • M. Krechowicz
  • M. Zawadzki

  - APPLIED SOFT COMPUTING - Year 2023

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• Assessment of respiratory responses to emotional virtual reality stimuli with non-contact respiration monitoring system

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  • K. Kandemir
  • C. Topcu
  • H. Carlak

  - Year 2017

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• The influence of type of dispersed phase on rolling contact fatigue of lubricating greases on mineral base oil

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  • R. Kozdrach
  • R. Kozdrach

  - Tribologia: Finnish Journal of Tribology - Year 2020

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• Analysis of stress and strains, forces and energy in initial contact zone abrasive grain with treating material

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  • W. Kacalak
  • Ł. Rypina
  • T. Królikowski

  - Mechanik - Year 2015

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• Direct human contact with siloxanes (silicones): safety or risk. Part 1: characteristics of siloxanes (silicones

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  • M. Jamrógiewicz

  - Frontiers in Pharmacology - Year 2016

  Siloxanes are commonly known as silicones. They belong to the organosiliconcompounds and are exclusively obtained by synthesis. Their chemical structuredetermines a range of physicochemical properties which were recognized as unique.Due to the susceptibility to chemical modifications, ability to create short, long orcomplex polymer particles, siloxanes found an application in many areas of human life.

• Numerical simulations of a triaxial test in granular bodies using discrete particle simulations with contact moments

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  • J. Tejchman
  • Ł. Widuliński
  • J. Kozicki

  - Year 2009

  W artykule przedstawiono wyniki symulacji badania trójosiowego dla materiałów granulowanych. Obliczenia wykonano przy zastosowaniu metody DEM. Pokazano wpływ momentów kontaktowych na wytrzymałość próbki. Zbadano wpływ parametrów mikroskopowych.

• Tribological and thermal behavior with wear identification in contact interaction of the Ti6Al4V-sintered carbide with AlTiN coatings pair

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  • M. Bogdan-Chudy
  • P. Niesłony
  • M. Gupta
  • S. Wojciechowski
  • R. Maruda
  • J. Gawlik
  • G. Królczyk

  - Tribology International - Year 2022

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• Erratum to “A study of separation by the direct-contact membrane distillation process” Sep. Technol. 4 (1994) 244

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  • M. Tomaszewska
  • M. Gryta
  • A. Morawski
  • M. Gryta

  - Separations Technology - Year 1995

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• Rapid eradication of bacterial phytopathogens by atmospheric pressure glow discharge generated in contact with a flowing liquid cathode

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  • A. Motyka
  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • P. Jamroz
  • E. Lojkowska
  • W. Sledz
  • P. Pohl

  - BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING - Year 2018

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• An analytical performance of atmospheric pressure glow discharge generated in contact with flowing small size liquid cathode

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  • P. Jamróz
  • P. Pohl
  • W. Żyrnicki
  • P. Jamroz

  - JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL ATOMIC SPECTROMETRY - Year 2012

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• Direct elemental analysis of honeys by atmospheric pressure glow discharge generated in contact with a flowing liquid cathode

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  • K. Greda
  • P. Jamroz
  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • P. Pohl

  - JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL ATOMIC SPECTROMETRY - Year 2015

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• The Setting Time of Polyether Impression Materials after Contact with Conventional and Experimental Gingival Margin Displacement Agents

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  • D. Nowakowska
  • Z. Raszewski
  • M. Ziętek
  • J. Saczko
  • J. Kulbacka
  • W. Więckiewicz

  - Journal of Prosthodontics-Implant Esthetic and Reconstructive Dentistry - Year 2018

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• Crystalline Silicon (c-Si)-Based Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact (TOPCon) Solar Cells: A Review

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  • H. Ullah
  • S. Czapp
  • S. Szultka
  • H. Tariq
  • U. Qasim
  • H. Imran

  - ENERGIES - Year 2023

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• Maximum contact stress estimation on acetabular surface in total hip replacement using fuzzy reasoning system

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  • S. Sobieszczyk

  - Engineering of Biomaterials / Inżynieria Biomateriałów - Year 2006

  Artykuł przedstawia rozmyty system wnioskowania dla oszacowania maksymalnego naprężenia kontaktowego na powierzchni panewki endoprotezy stawu biodrowego. Maksymalne naprężenie kontaktowe zostało określone na podstawie kąta Wiberga oraz masy ciała pacjenta.

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• Conventional and solid-contact lithium-selective electrodes based on tris(N,N-dicyclohexylamide) neutral ionophore

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  • A. L. Grekovich
  • N. N. Markuzina
  • K. N. Mikhelson
  • M. Bocheńska
  • A. Lewenstam

  - ELECTROANALYSIS - Year 2002

  Konstruowano jonoselektywne elektrody litowe (Li-ISEs) z membraną polimerową i obojętnym jonoforem tris(N,N-dicycloheksyloamidem) jako: elektrodę konwencjonalną (z wodnym roztworem elektrolitu wewnętrznego) oraz ze stałym kontaktem (polianilina jako przekaźnik jonowo-elektronowy). Charakterystyki obu elektrod (nachylenie i zakres liniowy) są porównywalne. Badana elektroda ze stałym kontaktem wykazuje dobrą stabilność w czasie....

• Determination of EC50 toxicity data of selected heavy metals toward heterocypris incongruens and their comparison to "direct-contact" and microbiotests

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  • B. Kudłak
  • L. Wolska
  • J. Namieśnik

  - ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT - Year 2011

  W artykule omówiono czułość organizmu Heterocypris incongruens wobec metali ciężkich. Pomimo iż test Ostracodtoxkit F jest dostępny hadlowo na rynku od wielu lat to brak jest danych na temat czułości i selektywności tego organizmu, a dane na ten temat są niezbędne podczas interpretowania wyników oznaczeń toksyczności chronicznej próbek gleb i osadów. Wyniki LC50 oraz EC50 zostały też porównane z danymi innych handlowo dostępnych...

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• Wykonanie i zastosowanie układów złożonych z miniaturowych (solid-contact) elektrod jonoselektywnych do badań biomedycznych

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  • M. Urbanowicz

  - Year 2017

  W rozprawie doktorskiej przedstawiono konstrukcję i parametry miniaturowych elektrod jonoselektywnych (EJS) użytych do budowy zintegrowanych platform czujnikowych, które mogą mieć potencjalne zastosowanie w badaniach biomedycznych i klinicznych. Wykazano wpływ lepkości roztworu na zakres liniowy pracy EJS oraz wpływ temperatury przechowywania próbek śliny na ich skład jonowy. Praca badawcza obejmowała zaprojektowanie, wykonanie...

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• PEDOT(PSS) as Solid Contact for Ion-Selective Electrodes: The Influence of the PEDOT(PSS) Film Thickness on the Equilibration Times

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  • M. Guzinski
  • J. Jarvis
  • F. Perez
  • B. Pendley
  • E. Lindner
  • R. De
  • G. Crespo
  • R. Acres
  • R. Walker
  • J. Bishop

  - ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY - Year 2017

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• The Mineral Character and Geomechanical Properties of the Transitional Rocks from the Mesozoic-Neogene Contact Zone in the Bełchatów Lignite Deposit

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  • A. Pękala

  - Journal of Sustainable Mining - Year 2014

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• New Simple and Robust Method for Determination of Polarity of Deep Eutectic Solvents (DESs) by Means of Contact Angle Measurement

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  • Ł. Cichocki
  • D. Warmińska
  • J. Łuczak
  • A. Przyjazny
  • G. Boczkaj

  - MOLECULES - Year 2022

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• Contact force network evolution in active earth pressure state of granular materials: photo‑elastic tests and DEM

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  • L. Danuta
  • M. Nitka
  • J. Tejchman
  • M. Pietrzak

  - GRANULAR MATTER - Year 2020

  Artykuł omawia ewolucję sieci sił kontaktowych w materiałach granulowanych podczas quasi-statycznego stanu aktywnego. Doświadczenia foto sprężyste zostały wykonane dla kulek szklanych. Doświadczenia zostały symulowane stosując metodę elementów dyskretnych (DEM). Model DEM prawidłowo przewidział strukturę sił kontaktowych i ich wielkość, lokalizację odkształceń oraz obszary zmian fazowych.

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• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #24 - #25.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #24 (upper, rotating), #25 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #28 - #29.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #28 (upper, rotating), #29 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #30 - #31.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński dr inż.
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #30 (upper, rotating), #31 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #20 - #21.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #20 (upper, rotating), #21 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #22 - #23.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #22 (upper, rotating), #23 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #28 - #29.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński dr inż.
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #28 (upper, rotating), #29 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specimen set #26 - #27.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński
  • K. Druet

  - series: Specimen running-in. Prep. to sliding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics. Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Specimen running-in procedure. Preparation to sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer. Specimen set #26 (upper, rotating), #27 (lower, non-rotating)CZ_PRZYS.MAT - accelerometerMOM_TAR.MAT...

• Solid-contact lead(II) ion-selective electrodes for potentiometric determination of lead(II) in presence of high concentrations of Na(I), Cu(II), Cd(II), Zn(II), Ca(II) and Mg(II)

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  • A. Jasiński
  • M. Guziński
  • G. Lisak
  • J. Bobacka
  • M. Bocheńska
  • M. Guzinski

  - SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL - Year 2015

  Lead and its compounds are a serious threat to the environment. Monitoring of this toxic heavy metal is a driving force for the continuous development of novel lead(II) ionophores to be applied in ion-selective electrodes. In this work a highly selective lead(II) ionophore, namely 25,26,27,28-tetrakis(piperidinylthiocarbonylmethylene)-p-tert-butylcalix[4]arene, was used in solid-contact ion-selective electrodes for determination...

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• Membranowe elektrody jonoselektywne typu solid-contact-ich charakterystyka, materiały do ich konstrukcji i zastosowanie analityczne

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  • M. Bocheńska

  - Year 2014

  Czujniki chemiczne są urządzeniami analitycznymi dostarczającymi informacji o składzie chemicznym próbki w czasie rzeczywistym. Składają się z dwóch podstawowych elementów: z części receptorowej i przetwornikowej. W idealnej sytuacji czujnik chemiczny można użyć w pomiarach bezpośrednich bez konieczności przygotowania próbki, a sam czujnik nie wpływa w żaden sposób na próbkę.

• Widening of the electroactivity potential range by composite formation – capacitive properties of TiO2/BiVO4/PEDOT:PSS electrodes in contact with an aqueous electrolyte

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  • K. Trzciński
  • M. Szkoda
  • A. Nowak
  • M. S. Łapiński
  • A. Lisowska-Oleksiak

  - Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology - Year 2019

  Composites based on the titania nanotubes were tested in aqueous electrolyte as a potential electrode material for energy storage devices. The nanotubular morphology of TiO2 was obtained by Ti anodization. TiO2 nanotubes were covered by a thin layer of bismuth vanadate using pulsed laser deposition. The formation of the TiO2/BiVO4 junction leads to enhancement of pseudocapacitance in the cathodic potential range. The third component,...

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• Five years of innovations in development of glow discharges generated in contact with liquids for spectrochemical elemental analysis by optical emission spectrometry

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  • P. Pohl
  • P. Jamroz
  • K. Greda
  • M. Gorska
  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • M. Welna
  • A. Szymczycha-Madeja

  - Analytica Chimica Acta - Year 2021

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• Spectroscopic Characterization of Miniaturized Atmospheric-Pressure dc Glow Discharge Generated in Contact with Flowing Small Size Liquid Cathode

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  • P. Jamróz
  • W. Żyrnicki
  • P. Jamroz

  - PLASMA CHEMISTRY AND PLASMA PROCESSING - Year 2011

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• The Opoka-Rock from the Mesozoic/Neogene Contact Zone in the Bełchatów Lignite Deposit – Characteristics of a Petrographic Nature and as a Raw Material

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  • A. Pękala

  - Journal of Ecological Engineering (Inżynieria Ekologiczna) - Year 2019

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• Abrasive Wear, Scuffing and Rolling Contact Fatigue of DLC-Coated 18CrNiMo7-6 Steel Lubricated by a Pure and Contaminated Gear Oil

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  • W. Tuszyński
  • R. Michalczewski
  • E. Osuch-Słomka
  • A. Snarski-Adamski
  • M. Kalbarczyk
  • A. Wieczorek
  • J. Nędza

  - Materials - Year 2021

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• Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharges Generated in Contact with Flowing Liquid Cathode: Production of Active Species and Application in Wastewater Purification Processes

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  • P. Jamróz
  • K. Gręda
  • P. Pohl
  • W. Żyrnicki
  • P. Jamroz

  - PLASMA CHEMISTRY AND PLASMA PROCESSING - Year 2014

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• Production of gold nanoparticles using atmospheric pressure glow microdischarge generated in contact with a flowing liquid cathode – a design of experiments study

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  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • T. Lesniewicz
  • K. Greda
  • P. Jamroz
  • M. Nyk
  • P. Pohl
  • P. Jamroz

  - RSC Advances - Year 2015

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• The influence of stabilizers on the production of gold nanoparticles by direct current atmospheric pressure glow microdischarge generated in contact with liquid flowing cathode

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  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • P. Jamroz
  • K. Greda
  • P. Nowak
  • M. Nyk
  • P. Pohl

  - JOURNAL OF NANOPARTICLE RESEARCH - Year 2015

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• Statistical radii associated with amino acids to determine the contact map: fixing the structure of a type I cohesin domain in theClostridium thermocellumcellulosome

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  • M. Chwastyk
  • A. Bernaola
  • M. Cieplak
  • A. Poma

  - Physical Biology - Year 2015

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• Amplitude-distance spectroscopy in semi-contact mode

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  • A. Zieliński
  • J. Ryl

  - series: Scanning Probe Microscopies data

  Since it was invented by Binnig et al. in 1986, atomic force microscopy (AFM) plays a key role in science and technology at the nanoscale. AFM is a microscopic technique that visualizes the surface topography using the attractive and repulsive forces of interaction between several atoms (in theory) of a blade attached to the end of the probe lever and...

• Fingerprint structure studies with semi-contact AFM

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  • A. Zieliński
  • J. Ryl

  - series: Scanning Probe Microscopies data

  The work [1] presents many, sometimes even surprising examples of the use of atomic force microscopy in modern forensics. Some of them are projectile tests using the characteristic scratch patterns created by the firing pin on the primer. There are more and more suggestions in the literature for the use of atomic force microscopy in dactyloscopy [2]....

• Marcin Perzanowski dr inż.

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  Hello, I work in the Department of Magnatic Materials and Nanostructures in the Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków, Poland. My current research is focused on: (1) exchange bias in multilayers and nanostructures, (2) supermagnetic effects in low-dimensional materials, (3) perpendicular magnetic anisotropy in thin films and nanostructures. Collaborations, comments, and suggestions are welcomed! If...

• A miniaturized atmospheric pressure glow microdischarge system generated in contact with a hanging drop electrode – a new approach to spectrochemical analysis of liquid microsamples

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  • K. Świderski
  • P. Pohl
  • P. Jamróz
  • P. Jamroz

  - JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL ATOMIC SPECTROMETRY - Year 2019

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• Development of direct-current, atmospheric-pressure, glow discharges generated in contact with flowing electrolyte solutions for elemental analysis by optical emission spectrometry

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  • P. Jamroz
  • K. Greda
  • P. Pohl

  - TRAC-TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY - Year 2012

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• On the coupling of hydride generation with atmospheric pressure glow discharge in contact with the flowing liquid cathode for the determination of arsenic, antimony and selenium with optical emission spectrometry

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  • K. Greda
  • P. Jamroz
  • D. Jedryczko
  • P. Pohl

  - TALANTA.The International Journal of Pure and Applied Analytical Chemistry - Year 2015

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• Effect of the addition of non-ionic surfactants on the emission characteristic of direct current atmospheric pressure glow discharge generated in contact with a flowing liquid cathode

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  • K. Greda
  • P. Jamroz
  • P. Pohl

  - JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL ATOMIC SPECTROMETRY - Year 2012

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• Application of Direct Current Atmospheric Pressure Glow Microdischarge Generated in Contact with a Flowing Liquid Solution for Synthesis of Au-Ag Core-Shell Nanoparticles

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  • A. Dzimitrowicz
  • P. Jamroz
  • M. Nyk
  • P. Pohl

  - Materials - Year 2016

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• Wear in siding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specim. sets #20-#21, #22-#23, #24-#25, #26-#27, #28-#29,#30 - #31. Run time: 4-8h.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński dr inż.
  • K. Druet

  - series: Wear in siding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Wear in sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer.Running time: 4-8h.Specimen sets:Specim. sets (# [upper, rotating] - #[lower, non-rotating]):#20-#21,  #22-#23,  #24-#25,  #26-#27,...

• Wear in siding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication. Specim. sets #20-#21, #22-#23, #24-#25, #26-#27, #28-#29,#30 - #31. Run time: 0-4h.

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  • J. Łubiński
  • T. Łubiński dr inż.
  • K. Druet

  - series: Wear in siding friction tests. Ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%). Paraffin oil lubrication.

  Wear in sliding friction tests in ring-on-ring contact. Sintered alumina ceramics (98%) in self-mated contact. Lubrication: paraffin oil. Sliding velocity: 0.2 m/s. Mean contact stress: 10 MPa. Test rig: PT-3 Tribometer.Running time: 0 - 4h.Specimen sets:Specim. sets (# [upper, rotating] - #[lower, non-rotating]):#20-#21,  #22-#23,  #24-#25,  #26-#27,...