![]() | ![]() |
|
Accepted PapersThe section containing accepted papers prior to their appearance in the forthcoming issues of Materials Science-Poland, is available on: Ahead of Print Articles. Current IssueThe current issue (Vol. 43, No. 3, 2025) of the journal of Materials Science-Poland is now available on Sciendo. Back IssuesCorrelation Between High-pressure ZrO2 Electrical Properties and Crystallite SizeA.N. Trefilova1, I.V. Korionov1, A.N. Babushkin1,
W. Lojkowski2, A. Opalinska2 Direct Synthesis as a New Approach to Heteropolynuclear Complexes V.N. Kokozay, D.V. Shevchenko Formation of the Nanostructured Tb3+ Doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet Prepared by the Glycol RouteP. Mazur1, D. Hreniak1, J. Niittykoski2,
W. Stręk1, J. Hölsä2 Study of Pre-localized Graphite/Polyvinyl Chloride Composites for Electromagnetic Interference Shielding in X-band Frequency RangeV.K. Sachdev, N.K. Srivastava, Kamlesh Kumar, R.M. Mehra Segmented Block Copolymers of Natural Rubber and 1,4-Butane diol -Toluene Diisocyanate OligomersS. Gopakumar, C.J. Paul, M.R. Gopinathan Nair The Influence of Ammonia, Aacetic Acid and Water Vapor on The Fluorescence of 2-naphthol Derivative Included in Langmuir-Blodget FilmsA. Mirończyk1, A. Jankowski1, A. Chyla2, A. Ożyhar3, P. Dobryszycki3 New Ceramic Superionic Materials for IT-SOFC ApplicationsG. Pasciak, J. Chmielowiec, P. Bujlo AbstractPaper includes description of synthesis and results of the composition research, thermodynamical stability investigations and electrical measurements of new ceramic superionic materials based on Bi2O3 (BIMEVOX and δ-Bi2O3). These materials show high ionic conductivity (approx. 0,1 S/cm) at relatively low temperature (600°C) what enables theirs application as an electrolyte in fuel cells IT-SOFC. Ionic conductivity measurements of these materials were performed with use of DC (four probes configuration) and IS (impedance spectroscopy) method whereas structural research were performed using X-ray spectroscopy. Investigations of a thermodynamic stability of elaborated materials in oxygen-free atmosphere were also performed. Based on investigations the most suitable superionic conductors for fuel cell applications were selected. Hide abstract Functions of Eu(3+) Ions in Materials with CdS Nanoparticles and Oxide MatricesA. M. Kłonkowski, I. Szałkowska HBV Deep Mesa Etching in the InGaAs/InAlAs/AlAs Heterostructure over InP SubstrateM. Górska, H. Wrzesińska, A. Szerling, K. Hejduk, J.M. Łysko Grain Refinement In Aluminium and Aluminium Alloy by Hydrostatic Extrusion Method
M. Lewandowska1, H. Garbacz1, W. Pachla2, A. Mazur2, K.J. Kurzydłowski1 Sol-gel Derived Li-ion Conducting Polymer ElectrolytesE. Żelazowska1, E. Rysiakiewicz-Pasek2, M. Borczuch-Łączka3 The Sol-gel Synthesis of Bismuth Titanate Electroceramic Thin FilmsA. Zarycka, A. Lisińska-Czekaj, J. Czuber, T. Orkisz, J. Ilczuk, D. Czekaj Internal Friction Related to The Mobility of Domain Walls in Sol-gel Derived PZT CeramicsA. Zarycka, R. Zachariasz, J. Ilczuk, A. Chrobak Textural Properties of Silica-based Organic-Inorganic Polymer Hybrid XerogelsI. Zaręba-Gródź1, W. Miśta2, A. Sikora3,
T. Gotszalk3, W. Stręk2, K. Hermanowicz2, K. Maruszewski1 The Effect of Heat Treatment of TiO2 Coatings Obtained by The Sol-gel Method on The Corrosion Resistance of Chromium SteelE. Szałkowska1, J. Masalski2, B. Kucharska3,
J. Głuszek2 Bioactive Glass CoatingsR. Sindut1, K. Cholewa-Kowalska1, J. Nejman2,
M. Łączka1, M. Karpov3, A.M. Osyczka3, P. Leboy3 Spectroscopic Properties of a Chlorophyll-based Photosensitive Dye Entrapped in Sol-gel Fibre-optic ApplicatorsA. Ulatowska-Jarża1, U. Binding2, H. Podbielska1,3,
I. Hołowacz1, W. Stręk4, G. Müller5, H.J. Eichler2,3 Formation of Nanostructures with a Controlled Size Distribution in Si-based Gels by Ion Irradiation
Electrical and Mechanical Properties of Nitrided Sol-gel Derived TiO2 and SiO2-TiO2 filmsB. Kościelska, L. Murawski, L. Wicikowski Synthesis of Magnetic Nanoparticles Via The Sol-gel TechniqueR. Kornak1, D. D. Nižňanský1, K. Haiman1,
W. Tylus3, K. Maruszewski1 Application of Image Analysis for Characterization of PowdersJ, Michalski1, T. Wejrzanowski1, R. Pielaszek2,
K. Konopka1, W. Łojkowski2, K.J. Kurzydłowski1 Design of Molecular Structure and Synthetic Approaches to Single-source Precursors in The Sol-gel TechnologyV.G. Kessler1, G.M. Seisenbaeva1, P. Werndrup1,
S. Parola2, G.I. Spijksma3 Carbon-silica Sol-gel Derived NanomaterialsT. Hübert, A. Shimamura, A. Klyszcz Incorporation of Zirconia and Germania and Ternary Compounds of ZrO2-GeO2V.S. Gurin1, A.A. Alexeenko2, K.K. Kasparov3,
E.A. Tyavlovskaya3 Raman System for Monitoring Dye DopingM. Gnyba1, M. Keränen2 Raman Investigation of Hybrid Polymer Thin FilmsM. Gnyba1, M. Keränen2, M. Kozanecki3,
B.B. Kosmowski1 The Effect of Poly(ethylene glycol) on The Crystallisation and Phase Transitions of Nanocrystalline TiO2 Thin FilmsY. Djaoued1, J. Robichaud1, R. Brüning2,
A.-S. Albert1, P.V. Ashrit3 Quantum Confinement Effect of In-situ Generated Cu2O in a Nanostructured Zirconia MatrixS. Kundu, S. Jana, P.K.Biswas |
Copyright © 2001 – 2024 Wrocław University of Science
and Technology. All Rights Reserved.