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Structure of ammonium vanadate synthesis by LPE-IonEx method
Open Research DataThe DataSet contains the XRD patterns, FTIR spectra of NH4VO3 crystals with different morphology obtained by the LPE-IonEx method.
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SEM micrographs of NH4VO3 crystals - molar concetration factor after annealing
Open Research DataThe DataSet contains the scanning electron microscopy (SEM) micrographs of NH4VO3 nano_crystals obtained by the LPE-IonEx method with different morphology after annealing at 400C under argon atmosphere (with a heating rate of 10 C/min).
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SEM micrographs of NH4VO3 crystals - molar concetration factor
Open Research DataThe DataSet contains the scanning electron microscopy (SEM) micrographs of NH4VO3 nano_crystals obtained by the LPE-IonEx method. The SEM images clearly show that the morphology of the end product can be nicely tuned by changing the molar concentration of ammonium salt in the solvent.
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SEM micrographs of NH4VO3 crystals
Open Research DataThe DataSet contains the scanning electron microscopy (SEM) micrographs of NH4VO3 crystals obtained by the LPE-IonEx method. The SEM images clearly show that the morphology of the end product can be nicely tuned by changing the type of ammonium salt and the solvent. It can be concluded that the used solvent affected crystal shapes and their size was...
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The valance state of vanadium-key factor in the flexibility of potassium vanadates structure as cathode materials in Li-ion batteries
PublicationPotassium hexavanadate (K2V6O16·nH2O) nanobelts have been synthesized by the LPE-IonEx method, which is dedicated to synthesis of transition metal oxide bronzes with controlled morphology and structure. The electrochemical performance of K2V6O16·nH2O as a cathode material for lithium-ion batteries has been evaluated. The KVO nanobelts demonstrated a high discharge capacity of 260 mAh g−1, and long-term cyclic stability up to 100...
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Finite Element Method
e-Learning CoursesItem Name : Finite Element Method- Abaqus learning Field of study : Civil Engineering Faculty : Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Education level : Second degree studies Form of studies : Full-time studies Year of studies : 1 Study semester : 2 Start of the semester : November 2021 Academic year of the course : 2021/2022 Form of classes : Lecture, Laboratory
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Finite Element Method Applications - winter 2022/2023
e-Learning CoursesFinite Element Method Applications - summer 2022/2023 Seminar.
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Finite Element Method Applications - summer 2022/2023
e-Learning CoursesFinite Element Method Applications - summer 2022/2023 Seminar.
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Finite Element Method Applications - winter 2023/2024
e-Learning CoursesFinite Element Method Applications - winter 2022/2023 Seminar.
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Finite Element Method Applications 2023/2024 Summer
e-Learning CoursesFinite Element Method Applications - summer semester 2023/2024 Seminar.
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Scientific Research Method
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Method and Theory in the Study of Religion
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JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHOD AND THEORY
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Physics Research Method IV
e-Learning Courses{mlang pl} Dyscyplina: Nauki Fizyczne Zajęcia obowiązkowe dla doktorantów II roku Prowadzący: prof. Julien Guthmuller Liczba godzin: 15 h Forma zajęć: wykład/seminarium {mlang} {mlang en} Discipline: Phisical Sciences Obligatory course for 2nd year PhD students Academic teacher: prof. Julien Guthmuller Total hours of training: 15 teaching hours Course type: lecture/seminar {mlang}
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Application of the LPE-Grown LuAG: Ce Film/YAG Crystal Composite Thermoluminescence Detector for Distinguishing the Components of the Mixed Radiation Field
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International Journal of Research & Method in Education
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Finite Element Method - winter 2022/2023
e-Learning CoursesCivil Engineering, Studia Stacjonarne II Stopień, II semestr
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Finite Element Method - winter 2023/2024
e-Learning CoursesCivil Engineering, Studia Stacjonarne II Stopień, II semestr
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GTM Method of Structural Studies Lecture and Laboratory
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Piotr Jasiński prof. dr hab. inż.
PeoplePiotr Jasinski obtained MSc in electronics in 1992 from the Gdansk University of Technology (GUT), Poland. Working at GUT, he received PhD in 2000 and DSc in 2009. Between 2001 and 2004 Post Doctoral Fellow at Missouri University of Science and Technology, while between 2008 and 2010 an Assistant Research Professor. Currently is an Associate Professor at Gdansk University of Technology working in the field of electronics, biomedical...