Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki

Dr. Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki


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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

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

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18 January 2021 in Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry
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HWHao Wang
Hao Wang
MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
A concept of “first measure, then determine” which elements are of interest is introduced for multi-element analysis using LA-ICP-TOF-MS. Geochemical data visualization using t-SNE is advantageous over PCA for determining the provenances of emerald.

1 January 2018 in The Journal of Gemmology
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LCLaurent E. Cartier
Laurent E. Cartier
MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
BLBertalan Lendvay
Bertalan Lendvay
JMJoana B. Meyer
Joana B. Meyer
Gem-A - the world's longest established provider of gem education.

1 January 2019 in The Journal of Gemmology
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MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
FBFlavio Butini
Flavio Butini
EBEnrico Butini
Enrico Butini
ECErnesto De Carolis
Ernesto De Carolis
Gem-A - the world's longest established provider of gem education.

23 March 2021 in Journal of Raman Spectroscopy
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WXWenxing Xu
Wenxing Xu
MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki

18 December 2023 in Minerals
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MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
PLPierre Lefèvre
Pierre Lefèvre
WZWei Zhou
Wei Zhou
JBJudith Braun
Judith Braun
GSGeorg Spiekermann
Georg Spiekermann
Gem-quality rubies and sapphires are often commercially heat treated at about 800 °C or higher to enhance their color and clarity, and hence quality. For this study, selected corundum samples containing diaspore and goethite inclusions were heated step-by-step to a maximum of 1000 °C with the aim of monitoring the dehydration and phase transformation of these oxyhydroxides to corundum and hematite during heating. Based on our experiments and in agreement with the literature, the dehydration of diaspore in corundum occurs between 525 and 550 °C, whereas goethite transforms to hematite between 300 and 325 °C. As both diaspore and goethite may be present as inclusions in rubies, sapphires, and other corundum varieties (e.g., pink sapphires, padparadscha), these dehydration reactions and phase transformations can be considered important criteria to separate unheated from heated stones, specifically in cases in which other methods (e.g., microscopy, FTIR) are unsuccessful.

1 January 2018 in The Journal of Gemmology
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CHCarina S. Hanser
Carina S. Hanser
MKMichael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
Michael Stansilaus Krzemnicki
CGChristian Grünzweig
Christian Grünzweig
RHRalph P. Harti
Ralph P. Harti
BBBenedikt Betz
Benedikt Betz
DMDavid Mannes
David Mannes
Gem-A - the world's longest established provider of gem education.