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Zachary Neale
Добавлен 27 май 2011
2021 UW MSE Graduation Speech
June 11th, 2021
University of Washington, Materials Science and Engineering Department graduation
Graduate Speaker
University of Washington, Materials Science and Engineering Department graduation
Graduate Speaker
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Microsoft Excel - make better figures
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
This video shows some basic operation of MS Excel and how to make figures of professional quality. Topics: Plotting sinusoidal curve and triangle wave curve. Normalization and separation of XRD data. Introducing VBA and recording macros. Recorded 10/16/2020 Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Phase Diagrams
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Quiz section for MSE 170: Fundamentals of Materials Science. Recorded Summer 2020 Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Fracture Toughness
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Quiz section for MSE 170: Fundamentals of Materials Science. Recorded Summer 2020 Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Intro to Crystallography
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Quiz section for MSE 170: Fundamentals of Materials Science. Recorded Summer 2020 There are some odd cuts in the lecture to protect students' identities. Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Electron Configuration and Bonding
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Quiz section for MSE 170: Fundamentals of Materials Science. Recorded Summer 2020 Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Introduction to circuits and dielectric materials
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Intro lecture for electronic properties laboratory course. Recorded in Spring 2020 for MSE junior lab course. Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Electrochemistry and Batteries 2
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
2nd lecture on electrochemistry and batteries. Recorded Spring 2020. Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Lecture - Electrochemistry and Batteries 1
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Introductory lecture on redox reactions and batteries for MSE juniors. Recorded Spring 2020 Leave a comment if I got something wrong. Happy to receive feedback. Checkout our undergraduate journal: sites.google.com/uw.edu/urmse/volumes
Optical Microscopy - Basic Operation
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This video goes over the basic operation of an Olympus BX51 optical microscope.
Oriented growth of mm-sized NaCl crystals - XRD
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This laboratory video demonstrates growth of NaCl crystals on glass substrates through evaporation. Crystal orientation is explored through XRD and compared to powder NaCl diffraction patterns.
Silicon Powder XRD Sample Prep - How powder size affects preferred orientation
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.3 года назад
This laboratory video explores how crystal size of silicon powder will influence its diffraction pattern.
X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) Basic Operation
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Basic operation of 1D X-ray diffractometry on a Bruker D8 Focus. Music: Cool Blue by Vodovoz Music Productions ruclips.net/video/Lp5cxZWP-wc/видео.html
Diode Characterization Lab Part 3
Просмотров 4464 года назад
Using National Instruments physical data acquisition device and LabVIEW program to probe IV curve of diode.
Inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) Overview
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Inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) Overview
NI-DAQmx multi-channel data acquisition LabVIEW program
Просмотров 135 тыс.4 года назад
NI-DAQmx multi-channel data acquisition LabVIEW program
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Putting TC2 (C) to while loop shows pure class:😂🤣
Where you have written out, (32’4) @ 51:00, they might’ve been asking, why would there ever be any negative number at all when we are looking at a plane intercepting a lattice space? Would that not require us to first translate our plane A by a value of -2 in the y direction of our lattice and make the plane go in the other direction, in which case, technically not have a plane at all even intercepting our lattice? If I instead look at it as the size of my plane held within my given lattice space for that specific unit edge of my lattice, then I would always have positive values. I’m taking up 2/3 of the x edge, 1 of the y edge, and 1/2 of my z edge. Leading to (324). What exactly makes the y negative?
The original A plane intersects the x, y, and z axes at the origin, which cannot be solved. We must translate the plane away from the origin in any direction to solve. The easiest translation is to shift the A plane along the y-axis by -1. Then the x,y,z intercepts become 2/3, -1, and 1/2.
This is a great videos for us novice people, but I'm pretty sure LabVIEW experts are closing their eyes, don't worry about them, they're just too picky hhhh
I have question, so the fracture toughness is higher with longer/bigger fracture? I am a bit confuse here
VERY EDUCATIVE
How much sample is used?
Well demonstration done❤
Thank you very much for your lecture!
Hi, I am working on battries and hjave zero background knowledge how can I improve this.. basics specifically .kindly uplod more lectures to understand basics
How are you inserting the data to the excell sheet.My excell is freezing while I copy paste all the XRD data..Please help
Thank you so much for this video. I am a self taught labview amateur and this has been such a great resource video for me.
Very good. Thanks.
Hi. I´ve got some problems with data aquisition immediately stop after the vibration system off. It´s 3 simultenously aquisition wich is temperature, acceleration, amplifier voltage and one vibration control as an output signal. My goal is to sincronize the start and stop of all inputs and outputs after all times out fineshed. If you have a video wich can bring me under light, I´ll apriciate. Thanks
Hi Zach, how did you decide it's 2 moles @ 30:06
To reduce vanadium 5+ to 4+ it takes 1 electron, but in every unit of V2O5 there are two units of V, so it takes two units of electrons to reduce all vanadium to 4+. Thus, it takes 2 mol electrons to reduce 1 mol V2O5.
A perfect and helpful video
zachary have a project need your expertise how do i get in touch with you?
Can you upload a few more videos ,they are really interesting
Great video! I will take the XRD experiment. This video is very useful.
I appreciate discussion of the molecular orbitals. So, keep that chemistry coming. We like all the specifics we can get. This is review for me, but I can use review. All the charts and details specific to these chemicals is not review. It's of great interest.
Thanks zachary
Thanks
A nice video! But I'd like to know how to achieve data writing simultaneously in your case? Thank you!
You are an absolute Legend, came here to learn about how to superpose few curves, ended up learning tips and trick about Excel and XRD knowledge A funny note : Imagine my face when I kept dragging that + all the way down the column because I paused the video before I got to the double click trick ...
you have saved me THANK YOU
thank you, it was very useful demonstration.
This is very intense. A giant learning curve when you try to break down all the moving parts of batteries. It was enough to understand the working principles of batteries. Thank goodness for AI. Must know a little bit of everything. Basic redox, to structures of crystals to hold the ions. To battery expansion with anodes.This is a field when you must have happy accidents. I have been struggling with this topic for years. You did a good job of explaining the difficulties in this complex field.
How do you back up a PXI-1031?
Thanks a lot for such a wonderful work and explanation 👍
THANK YOU SOO MUCH FOR THIS
Quick question: is it possible to collect data from multiple physical channels on the same task and scale data from each channel in their own independent scales?
special advisor !! much faster than method that I ever use ! thanks
i have a stress range of 180 applies and want to use this values to get Y. how ?
Great job
I'm a Jordanian geology student from the University of Jordan, and I wanna thank you for the wonderful explanation of crystallography🤩✨️
Mmmmnnnmnn😊 mossfellbaers maffenbeiers
"we slice the sodium, and inside the glovebox we have a pasta roller... and so we put the sodium chunk in the pasta roller... and then we take a circle punch and make the chips of sodium". Hilariously practical!
GOOD Explanation... TNX
Hi, I am getting an error while using DAQ Assistant. The error message is "the top-level vi was stopped at wire on the block diagram of daqmx timing (sample clock)". Even a simple DAQ assistant is not working. I am using NI USB 6341 and Labview version 2021. I have verified the version of DAQmx and repaired it and even installed it again. But nothing worked. Can you please suggest what would be the problem?
Hi, on the battery cyclic Voltammetry slide, you mentioned if we cut the wire, the potential of the active material will go back to its original equilibrium.
However, the original equilibrium cannot be reached w/o the wire that conducting electrons back and forward (the e- cannot travel through electrolyte). Hence, I think it will be more reasonable to say "removing the voltage source will let active material goes back to its original potential".
Voltage would relax to its new equilibrium potential, depending on the state of oxidation. It would not be the original equilibrium at the start. Voltage source and current source are the same.
Hi Zach, can you provide the slides for this lecture? A lot of thanks!
i am installed labview 2017. i did'nt see ni daq mx. can u help me
This is such a comprehensive introduction! Saved, thank you!
best Tutorial on RUclips that i ever seen !! thank you
kINDLY books recommendation for electrochemistry ,batteries to understand EIS
This was an amazing video...Thank you!
Thank u sir
Very informative video. Is it safe to work on XRD instrument? Is analyst exposed to Xray radiations?
It is safe. The user is protected from X-Rays. The glass is made out of lead oxide which absorbs X-rays. And the machine automatically stops X-rays if the door is open.
@@ZGNeale Thanks for swift response, really appreciated.
how can i obtained the jade analysis software.?
25:03 anyone else notice the ffc structure is the same as the kabbalah tree of life?