Division of Radiospectroscopy and Carbon Physics

Torunian carbon group has been studing structural and electronic properties of carbon materials obtained by decomposition of carbon species in gas, liquid and condensed phase. The investigations have been continuing for 30 years and was initialized in 60-s by Prof. K. Antonowicz. There are used radiospectroscopic methods (EPR, NMR, NQR) which are completed by XRD, ED, SEM, TEM, optical absorption, Raman spectroscopy, electrical conduction measurements as a function of temerature and frequency.

Among investigated carbon materials there are: amorphous hydrogenated carbons (a-C:H), polycrystalite diamond films, fullerenes, fullerites and their derivatives, glassy-like carbons, carbon fibres, carbon nanotubes, pyrolytic carbons, graphites, intercalated graphites obtained on the base of pyrolytic carbons.

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Research programme

CVD diamond films

Structure and electron properties of carbon nanotubes

Amorphous hydrogenated carbon films /a-C:H/

g-factor anisotropy in carbon materials

Electronic properties of fullerenes

Graphite intercalated compounds with CrO₃

Boron doped CVD diamond films

The application of Raman and EPR spectroscopy methods for painting layers investigations

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Staff

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Prof. dr hab. Franciszek Rozpłoch	3225
dr Janusz Szatkowski	3252
dr Jaromir Patyk	3250
mgr Waldemar Marciniak	3201
mgr Paweł Szroeder	3250
mgr Lidia Nowak	3312
mgr Sylwester Jagielski	3312
dr Sławomir Kulesza	3260
mgr Khalid Benzhour	3312
Zbigniew Polakowski	3212
mgr Marcin Ptaszyk	3292

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