EYEC Monograph 5Th European Young Engineers Conference

EYEC Monograph 5th European Young Engineers Conference April 20-22nd 2016 Warsaw Organizer: Scientific Club of Chemical and Process Engineering Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering Warsaw University of Technology Foundation of Young Science 5th European Young Engineers Conference www.eyec.ichip.pw.edu.pl The Conference was co-founded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Republic of Poland Copyright © 2016, Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology Edited by Michał Wojasiński, MSc Eng. Bartosz Nowak, MSc Eng. ISBN 978-83-936575-2-0 Printed in 100 copies The authors are responsible for the content of the papers. All papers reviewed by Scientific Committee. Published by: Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology Printed in Poland by: Institute for Sustainable Technologies – National Research Institute 26-600 Radom, 6/10 Pułaskiego Street, phone (+48) 48 36-442-41,fax (+48) 48 36-447-65 http://www.itee.radom.pl Contents Introduction ................................................................................................... 14 Scientific Committee.................................................................................. 15 Scientific Commission ............................................................................... 16 Organizing Committee .............................................................................. 19 Invited lectures ........................................................................................... 20 Prof. Gyorgy Marosi, PhD ..................................................................................... 20 Prof. Tomasz Ciach, PhD ...................................................................................... 22 Alessandro Benedetti, PhD .................................................................................. 24 Marta Bojarska, PhD ............................................................................................. 26 Jakub Bujalski, PhD ............................................................................................... 27 Articles ........................................................................................................... 29 Probabilistic simulation of fire scenarios using Monte Carlo analysis Anna Chodor ............................................................................................................ 29 The physicochemistry methods used in criminalistics Justyna Jonik et al. .................................................................................................. 45 Jasmonates as new active substances in pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry Alicja Kapuścińska et al. ....................................................................................... 53 The influence of the molecular weight of polymer on the morphology of polylactide-based membranes for tissue engineering Aleksandra Kruk et al. ........................................................................................... 60 Use of organic compounds in solar batteries Elżbieta M. Nowak et al. ........................................................................................ 72 The impact of modifications of the Krakowiec clays on their thermal expansion ability Wojciech Panna ...................................................................................................... 81 Polylactide scaffolds in tissue engineering Agnieszka Przybysz et al. ...................................................................................... 87 Analysis of predictive methods to calculate heat transfer coefficient during flow boiling of NH3 Joanna Sroka et al. ................................................................................................. 96 Surfactant-based extraction of plant origin compound Anna Taraba et al. ............................................................................................... 107 A comparative analysis of mills and grinding internals applied in comminution operations Marta Wołosiewicz-Głąb et al. .......................................................................... 117 5 Comparison of numerical methods for inverse Laplace transform to solve of gas flow problem Małgorzata Wójcik et al. .................................................................................... 125 Abstracts ......................................................................................................135 Preparation of macroporous hydrophobic flat-sheet PVDF membranes via vapor induced phase separation Clemens Alexowsky et al. .................................................................................... 135 Material left after supercritical camomile extraction as precursor of adsorbents of liquid phase pollution Aleksandra Bazan et al. ...................................................................................... 136 Sorption properties of activated carbons prepared from residue after supercritical extraction of hops Aleksandra Bazan et al. ...................................................................................... 137 Ultrafiltration membranes with additional adsorber properties for removal of heavy metal ions J. Brückerhoff et al. .............................................................................................. 138 Removal of drugs from wastewater by adsorption on porous solids Carina Bütterich et al. ......................................................................................... 139 Probabilistic simulation of fire scenarios using Monte Carlo analysis Anna Chodor ......................................................................................................... 140 Stability testing of cosmetic formulations containing vegetable oil Marta Dąbrowska et al. ...................................................................................... 141 The influence of Limnanthes alba seed oil on functional parameters and its effectiveness in cosmetic formulations Marta Dąbrowska et al. ...................................................................................... 142 The impact of the synthesis methods on physicochemical properties of SBA-15 materials containing nitrogen or sulfur atoms Paulina Dębek et al. ............................................................................................. 143 Catalytic activity of SBA-15 materials modified with organic groups containing sulfur or nitrogen atoms in relation to the synthesis methods Paulina Dębek et al. ............................................................................................. 144 Structure, properties and the electrooptical performance of azo-die doped ferro- and anfiferroelectric smectic liquid crystals Anna Drzewicz et al. ............................................................................................ 145 Application of component number analysis methods on Raman maps Attila Farkas et al. ............................................................................................... 146 Flow chemistry in macrocyclization of crown ethers 6 Tamás Fődi et al. ................................................................................................. 147 Effect of addition of fly ash on properties of light ceramic proppants Katarzyna Gasek et al. ........................................................................................ 148 Application of spectroscopic methods in studying novel materials: black glasses Magdalena Gawęda et al. ................................................................................... 149 Bioactive properties of the silicon oxycarbide amorphous coatings on the titanium substrates Magdalena Gawęda et al. ................................................................................... 150 The stability studies of macroemulsions containing phenylalanine derivative Aleksandra Główka et al. ................................................................................... 151 Physicochemical properties of macro- and microemulsions containing undecylenoyl phenylalanine Aleksandra Główka et al. ................................................................................... 152 Synthesis and mesomorphic properties of 4'-[(4'-pentylbiphenyl-4- yl)ethynyl]biphenyl-4-carbonitrile derivatives – four ring Liquid Crystalline materials with high melting points Piotr Harmata et al. ............................................................................................ 153 Influence of synthesis methods on catalytic properties of MCM-41 mesoporous materials modified with basic or acidic functionalities Sylwia Jarmolińska et al. .................................................................................... 154 Synthetic approach to mesoporous silicas of MCM-41 type modified with amino or thiol moieties Sylwia Jarmolińska et al. .................................................................................... 155 Rational-by-design strategy of ZnO nanocrystals and their antibacterial activity Maria Jędrzejewska et al. ................................................................................... 156 The characteristic of graphene Justyna Jonik et al. ............................................................................................... 157 The physicochemistry methods used in criminalistics Justyna Jonik et al. ............................................................................................... 158 The use of jasmonates in pharmaceutical and cosmetic industry Alicja Kapuścińska et al. ....................................................................................

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