Publication description
Chemia, Vol. 5, ISPCS '01
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Czasopisma Naukowe
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Chemia
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Vol. 5, ISPCS '01
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Spis treści
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The solid solutions in the Zr-Zn-Ni system at 600°C
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A kinetic theory of crystal growth from aqueous solutions
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Influence of hydrodynamics on kinetics of crystal growth
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Badania oddziaływań w układach skrobia-mocznik i skrobia-biuret ogrzewanych mikrofalowo
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Wpływ ogrzewania na oddziaływania w układach skrobia-mocznik oraz skrobia-biuret
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Badanie szerokości obszaru metastabilnego roztworów wzrostowych fluorantenu w trichloroetylenie
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The morphology of crystals of a metastable anthracene phase, formed during their growth from the vapour phase
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Influence of sample heating mode on thermally stimulated currents in amorphous solids
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On the application of quasi-equilibrium conditions to the numerical analysis of simultaneous TL/TSC measurements
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Polarizability tensor of CCH 7 molecule
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Spectrally resolved thermoluminescence measurements in poly(N-vinylcarbazole) blends
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Magnetic interlayer coupling in the superlattices with rough interfaces
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Influence of the interface roughness on the interlayer coupling in magnetic superlattices
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On the electronic structure of some transition metal phthalocyanines
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New magnetic structure in TbMn0.33Ge2 compound
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Influence of sample thickness, temperature and electric field strength on modulated photocurrents in poly(N-vinylcarbazole)
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Examination of integral spectra of indium bromide dielectric function
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Positron annihilation studies of gamma irradiation effects on UV-cured polymers based on acrylate oligomers
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The heat transferring in the pulse irradiated crystals with non-linear heat parameters
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Light output and energy dissipation mechanisms in crystallophosphors on the base of Ce3+-doped solid solutions of YAG-LUAG garnets
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Photoinduced electronic structure and nonlinear susceptibilities in Y-Ba-Cu-O ceramics
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Radiation-induced optical effects in Sb2S3-GeS2 chalcogenide glasses
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Radiation-induced degradation processes in vitreous chalcogenide semiconductors: Optical changes
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