High-Cycle Fatigue In Situ in the Transmission Electron Microscope.
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Barr, Christopher M.↗
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Pixel Interrogation for Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) Data of Features Betelgeuse, Acrux, and Others on Samples of the Interior Surface of 3013 Containers [Slides]
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Texture in Scanning Electron Microscope Images to infer Material Processing Conditions.
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Shuler, Kurtis↗
A Functional Statistical Modeling Approach to Using Plutonium Particle Features from Scanning Electron Microscope Images.
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Zhang, Adah↗
Electron Microscopic Investigations of Hydrogen Effects on Strain Localization and Martensitic Transformations in an Austenitic Stainless Steel.
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Medlin, Douglas↗
In Situ Ion Irradiation and Compression of Micropillars inside a Transmission Electron Microscope .
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Schoell, Ryan↗
Making Use of X-ray Emission Signatures in the Scanning Electron Microscope to understand f-Element Speciation and Phase
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Carpenter, Matthew Hollis [Los Alamos National Lab↗
Ultra-high-resolution Microcalorimeter X-ray Spectrometer for Nuclear Forensics Chemical and Elemental Analysis in the Scanning Electron Microscope
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Carpenter, Matthew Hollis [Los Alamos National Lab↗
Electron microscopic characterization of W-doped nanocrystalline diamond
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Electron microscopic and biochemical studies of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex of escherichia coli
Structure of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex of Escherichia coli
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Electron microscopic and biochemical studies of pyruvate dehydrogenase complex of escherichia coli.
Multienzyme system for catalyzing multistage oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate in Escherichia coli
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Light and electron microscopic study of primate /Macaca mulatta/ liver after large doses of high-energy /2.3 BeV/ protons
Proton irradiation effects on liver cells and tissue of primates
Campbell, M. M.↗
Annular objective apertures improve resolution of electron microscopes
Hollow-cone illumination techniques, using an annular objective aperture located behind back focal plane of objective lens, increase image contrast and minimize chromatic aberrations.
Heinemann, K.↗
Scanning electron microscope study of polytetrafluoroethylene sliding on aluminum single crystals
Friction experiments were conducted in air with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) sliding on aluminum single crystals. Mechanical scoring of the crystals with (110) and (100) orientations was observed with a single pass of the PTFE slider. No scoring was observed on the (111). The degree of scoring of the crystals is related to the hardness, with the hardest surface (111) showing no damage and the softest surface (110) showing the most severe scoring. Scoring is caused by work-hardened pieces of aluminum which, as a consequence of the adhesion between PTFE and aluminum, were pulled out of the bulk and became embedded in the PTFE polymer.
Brainard, W. A.↗
Scanning electron microscope and energy dispersive X-ray analysis of the surface features of Surveyor III television mirror.
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Mandeville, J. C.↗
A scanning electron microscope study of the surface morphology of TD-NiCr oxidized at 800 C to 1200 C.
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Lowell, C. E.↗
Scanning electron microscope study of Apollo 15 green glass
Apollo 15 green glass droplets and related forms show a variety of low velocity impact features which occurred at the time of formation of the droplets. Composite forms, which consist of a crystallized core on which mounds of glass adhere, indicate a sequence of core formation and crystallization, followed by impact of molten droplets. The complicated and time dependent texture and morphology of the green glass forms are best explained by formation in a volcanic lava fountain rather than by meteorite impact.
Mckay, D. S.↗
A scanning electron microscope study of olivine crystal surfaces
SEM photographs were taken of euhedral olivine grains from the Murchison C2 chondrite and several terrestrial and lunar occurrences. In general, the crystal faces of the meteorite grains are rough and uneven, with irregular growth patterns. They are very similar to crystal faces on terrestrial olivine grains that formed by sublimation from a vapor phase. They are very different from the relatively smooth and featureless surfaces of magmatic olivine crystals that precipitated from igneous melts. Qualitatively, the surface morphology of the crystal supports the contention that many euhedral crystals of olivine in C2 meteorites condensed from a gas phase.
Olsen, E. J.↗