Publications by authors named "Sagitova A"

A flame spray pyrolysis (FSP) technique was applied to obtain pure and Nb(V)-doped nanocrystalline β-GaO, which were further studied as gas sensor materials. The obtained samples were characterized with XRD, XPS, TEM, Raman spectroscopy and BET method. Formation of GaNbO phase is observed at high annealing temperatures.

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  • The study investigated how mixing the radiation from CO- and CO-lasers in different nonlinear crystals (AgGaSe, BaGaGeSe, and PbInTe) affects difference frequency generation.
  • The research focused on measuring efficiency and refractive indices for converting frequencies into the long-wave infrared range of approximately 12-20 µm.
  • The PbInTe crystal achieved the highest frequency conversion efficiency of 10, significantly outperforming prior results by an order of magnitude.
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The examination and verification of a simple integral figure of merit for nonlinear crystals, taking into account different crystal properties, was studied. The examination was carried out on the basis of experimental data on the broadband sum frequency generation of CO laser radiation in , , , GaSe, and mid-IR nonlinear crystals. Taking into account spectral and angular phase-matching bandwidths, the figure of merit provides the best agreement with the experiment and can be applied for qualitative, and even quantitative, comparison of the nonlinear crystals.

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A compact repetitively pulsed broadband carbon monoxide (CO) laser system with intracavity frequency conversion, for which a nonlinear crystal was also used as an output coupler, was launched for the first time, to the best of our knowledge. The laser system simultaneously operated in two spectral ranges: CO laser fundamental band (4.9-6.

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A small plasmid designated pCS36-4CPA with a size of 5217 base pairs and G-C content of 50.74% was isolated from sp. 36-4CPA.

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Pluronic block copolymers L61 and L121 were reacted with succinic anhydride to produce, respectively, their mono- and bisderivatives with succinic acid. The critical micelle concentration of Pluronics decreased after modification. The modification of Pluronic L61 promoted its association with the plasma membrane of human cells and increased membrane damage, while the membranotropic activity of modified Pluronic L121 reduced compared to the initial copolymer.

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