Marin Laurentiu

Mr. Marin Laurentiu


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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18 March 2022 in Chemistry Proceedings
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VAVasile Dan Adrian
Vasile Dan Adrian
CRClaudiu Eduard Rizescu
Claudiu Eduard Rizescu
IZIonut Octavian Zaulet
Ionut Octavian Zaulet
IVIrisz Vincze
Irisz Vincze
MLMarin Laurentiu
Marin Laurentiu
Rodica-Mariana IonRodica-Mariana Ion
Rodica-Mariana Ion
Introduction: History can be defined as the study of people who have lived in the past

18 March 2022 in Chemistry Proceedings
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CRClaudiu Eduard Rizescu
Claudiu Eduard Rizescu
IZIonut-Octavian Zaulet
Ionut-Octavian Zaulet
VAVasile Dan Adrian
Vasile Dan Adrian
IVIrisz Vincze
Irisz Vincze
MLMarin Laurentiu
Marin Laurentiu
Rodica-Mariana IonRodica-Mariana Ion
Rodica-Mariana Ion
Introduction: The term marble derives from ancient Greek and has the meaning of “shining stone”

28 February 2022 in Chemistry Proceedings
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ASAna-Alexandra Sorescu
Ana-Alexandra Sorescu
ANAlexandrina Nuta
Alexandrina Nuta
Rodica-Mariana IonRodica-Mariana Ion
Rodica-Mariana Ion
Valentin RaditoiuValentin Raditoiu
Valentin Raditoiu
MLMarin Laurentiu
Marin Laurentiu
Introduction: Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs), widely recognized for their antimicrobial and antioxidant capacity, can be prepared following both conventional and unconventional routes and have a multitude of applications in numerous scientific domains, including the catalytic degradation of dyes that result from the textile industry

27 June 2017 in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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MLMarin Laurentiu
Marin Laurentiu
PTP Topala
P Topala
The paper presents the results of experimental research on the physics of natural graphite film formation, the establishment of chemical composition and functional properties of the graphite films, formed on metal surfaces, as a result of the action of plasma in the air environment, at a normal pressure, under the electrical discharge in impulse conditions (EDI). The researchings were performed in the frame of doctoral thesis "Research on lessening of the bonding effects between the metallic and nonmetallic surfaces through the graphite films" and aimed to identify the phenomena that occur at the interface metal/ film of graphite, and to identify also the technological applications that it may have the surface treatment for submitting the films of graphite on metallic surfaces achieved through an innovative process of electrical pulsed discharges. After the research works from the PhD theme above mentioned, a number of interesting properties of graphite pellicle have been identified ie reducing of metal surface polarity. This led to drastic decreases for the values of adhesion when bonding of metal surfaces was performed using a structural polyurethane adhesive designed by ICECHIM. Following the thermo-gravimetric analysis, performed of the graphite film obtained by process of electrical pulsed discharges, have been also discovered other interesting properties for this, ie reversible mass additions at specific values of the working temperature Chemical and scanning electron microscopy analysis have revealed that on the metallic surface subjected to electrical pulsed discharges process, outside the graphite film, it is also obtained a series of spatial formation composed of carbon atoms fullerenes type which are responsible for the phenomenon of addition of mass.

11 October 2019 in Proceedings
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EAElena Ramona Andrei
Elena Ramona Andrei
M(Madalina David (Grigore)
Madalina David (Grigore)
RGRamona Marina Grigorescu
Ramona Marina Grigorescu
PGPaul Ghioca
Paul Ghioca
LILorena Iancu
Lorena Iancu
MLMarin Laurentiu
Marin Laurentiu
The high amount of plastics, which are durable, lightweight, and cheap materials, is one of the major current ecological concerns