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Laboratory Facilities and Equipement
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Light-delivery device for in situ photocrystallography |
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Inverted microscope setup for spectroscopic studies |
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FTIR spectrophotometer with Joule-Thomson He cryostat |
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We have designed and built a portable light-delivery device for in situ photocrystallographic experi- ments at laboratory diffractometer. The device is coupled via fibre optics with either ns pulsed laser or LED light sources. |
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We have designed and built a setup dedicated to time-resolved lumine- scence studies of single-crystal samples at a 90–300 K temperature range. The setup is powered by the ns laser and enables observation (through the inverted microscope) and collection (via fast CCD camera) of emission data. |
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Lasers |
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UV-Vis spectrophotometer with integrating sphere |
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Our group posseses laboratory space for sample preparation and characterisation, including tools and equipement for high-pressure studies, fume hood with Schlenk line, essential glassware, modified stereomicroscope or vintage Bruker diffractometer. |
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Large-Scale Facilities
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European XFEL
Hamburg, Germany |
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SACLA
Hyogo, Japan |
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European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
Grenoble, France |
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Advanced Photon Source
Chicago, United States |
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Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste
Trieste, Italy |
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Diamond Light Source
Didcot, United Kingdom |
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ISIS Neutron and Muon Source
Didcot, United Kingdom |
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CONTACT
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Department of Chemistry, |
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University of Warsaw |
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Żwirki i Wigury 101, 02-089, |
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katarzyna.jarzembska@uw.edu.pl (K.N.J.) |
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rkaminski85@uw.edu.pl (R.K.) |
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+48 22 55 26 757 (K.N.J) |
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