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<dc:date>2026-04-06T07:11:26Z</dc:date>
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<title>Wet Chemical Synthesis of AlxGa1−xAs Nanostructures: Investigation of Properties and Growth Mechanisms</title>
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<description>Wet Chemical Synthesis of AlxGa1−xAs Nanostructures: Investigation of Properties and Growth Mechanisms
Suchikova, Yana; Kovachov, Sergii; Bohdanov, Ihor; Konuhova, Marina; Zhydachevskyy, Yaroslav; Kumarbekov, Kuat; Pankratov, Vladimir; Popov, Anatoli I.
This study focuses on the wet chemical synthesis of AlxGa1−xAs nanostructures, highlighting how different deposition conditions affect the film morphology and material properties.&#13;
Electrochemical etching was used to texture GaAs substrates, enhancing mechanical adhesion and&#13;
chemical bonding. Various deposition regimes, including voltage switching, gradual voltage increase,&#13;
and pulsed voltage, were applied to explore their impact on the film growth mechanisms. SEM&#13;
analysis revealed distinct morphologies, EDX confirmed variations in aluminum content, Raman&#13;
spectroscopy detected structural disorders, and XRD analysis demonstrated peak position shifts. The&#13;
findings emphasize the versatility and cost-effectiveness of wet electrochemical methods for fabricating high-quality AlxGa1−xAs films with tailored properties, showing potential for optoelectronic&#13;
devices, high-efficiency solar cells, and other advanced semiconductor applications.
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<dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>USING COAL FLOTATION WASTE AS A HEAT-INSULATING  BILLING FOR THE HEAD PART OF A FORGING INGOT</title>
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<description>USING COAL FLOTATION WASTE AS A HEAT-INSULATING  BILLING FOR THE HEAD PART OF A FORGING INGOT
Ibraev, I.K.; Ibraeva, O.T.; Aitkenov, N.B.; Sakipov, K.E.
The experience of using coal flotation waste as a weakly exothermic insulating backfill for &#13;
insulating the head part of forging dead-melted steel ingots is presented. It has been shown that when using &#13;
weakly exothermic fills based on single-component fills in the form of coal flotation waste, it is possible to reduce &#13;
the chemical heterogeneity of the ingot by producing a closed shrinkage cavity, which allows halving heat loss &#13;
and depth of penetration of shrinkage looseness into the body of the ingot, reducing the segregation of impurities, &#13;
compacting the head part of the ingot and increasing the yield; moreover, the profitable part of the ingot is more &#13;
dense and less contaminated with nonmetallic inclusions. The studied patterns of the formation of a closed &#13;
shrinkage cavity with a dense “bridge” in the head part of a dead-melted steel ingot made it possible to develop &#13;
and implement a technology for casting large forging ingots of sufficiently high quality using weakly exothermic &#13;
heat-insulating materials based on metallurgical waste (coke screenings, coal flotation waste).
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<dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Using semantic paradigms as tools for foreign language teaching: theory and practice</title>
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<description>Using semantic paradigms as tools for foreign language teaching: theory and practice
Mauitbekova, Aisulu; Bulatbayeva, Kulzhanat
Relevance. The relevance of the aforementioned study topic is motivated by the progressive activity of mankind in terms &#13;
of the development of the information society, the growing demand for foreign language skills and the problem of learning &#13;
a foreign language, as the large amount of information that needs to be assimilated certainly slows down this process.&#13;
Purpose. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of using semantic paradigms as tools for foreign &#13;
language teaching; the existing developments that have been used to date and the results of their use.&#13;
Methodology. The methodological approach is based on an analytical study of the use of semantic paradigms (examples &#13;
are given of the use of semantic frequency dictionaries to increase the efficiency and speed of learning a foreign language) &#13;
as tools for foreign language learning.&#13;
Results. The main results that were obtained during the study can be considered: the evaluation of the effectiveness of &#13;
the introduction of semantic paradigms and interaction with native speakers in the context of foreign language learning, &#13;
the prospects of semantic paradigms in foreign language teaching among higher education representatives, along with the &#13;
formed conclusions on how the use of semantic paradigms affects the quality of acquired knowledge.&#13;
Conclusions. The results of this scientific research, as well as the conclusions formulated during its conduct, are of the &#13;
greatest importance for people who pursue the goal of learning a foreign language for personal and professional purposes &#13;
and for foreign language teachers who may use effective, non-traditional teaching methods in their practice. Furthermore, &#13;
psychologists whose work centres on science and theory can broaden the scope of their studies on the example of this &#13;
investigation.
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<dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Unveiling the Structural and Optical Properties of MgAl2O4 Single Crystals Irradiated by Swift Heavy Ions</title>
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<description>Unveiling the Structural and Optical Properties of MgAl2O4 Single Crystals Irradiated by Swift Heavy Ions
Akilbekov, Abdirash; Kiryakov, Arseny; Dauletbekova, Alma; Aralbayeva, Gulnara; Akylbekova, Aiman; Ospanova, Zhulduz
A synthetic single crystal of magnesium-aluminate spinel was irradiated perpendicularly&#13;
to the (111) plane with swift heavy xenon ions with an energy of 220 MeV. The modified layer was&#13;
attested based on Raman scattering spectra recorded while focusing on the surface. A decrease in&#13;
surface crystallinity was observed, reflected in the changes in fundamental optical characteristics&#13;
such as the band gap and the energies of static and dynamic disorder. In this study, we demonstrate,&#13;
along with the modification of optical characteristics and the formation of a disordered layer, the&#13;
creation of new optically active centers. The luminescent properties of these centers were analyzed.&#13;
The effect of temperature flare-up in the 3.4 eV band of the excitation spectrum was determined. The&#13;
low sensitivity of Cr3+ luminescence to SHI is demonstrated.
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<dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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