Brine formation via deliquescence by salts found near Don Juan Pond, Antarctica: Laboratory experiments and field observational results
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R.V. Gough↗
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ADDRESS AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH SEPTEMBER 29, 1961
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Webb, J. E.↗
The salt specificity of an NADH-Oxidase isolated from an extreme halophile
Cation and anion requirements of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide hydrochloride oxidase in extracts from an extreme halophile
Dalton, B. P.↗
The use of a salt of p-nitroaniline as a component for intumescent coatings.
Intumescent substances for short term ablative protection of airframe structures and avionics devices
Fohlen, G. M.↗
Analysis of secondary cells with lithium anodes and immobilized fused-salt electrolytes
Secondary cells with liquid lithium anodes, liquid bismuth or tellurium cathodes, and fused lithium halide electrolytes immobilized as rigid pastes operate between 380 and 485 degrees. Applications include power sources in space, military vehicle propulsion and special commercial vehicle propulsion.
Cairns, E. J.↗
A survey of salt deposits in compressors of flight gas turbine engines
Analysis of sodium chloride deposits on compressor blades of flight gas turbine engines
Ashbrook, R. L.↗
Spectroscopic determination of the magnon density of states of GdCl sub 3, a ferromagnetic rare-earth salt.
Magnon density of states of ferromagnetic gadolinium trichloride in magnetic field, using high resolution optical spectroscopy
Cohen, E.↗
Organosilicon compounds. IV - Synthesis of organo-silicon substituted Bunte salts and mercaptoethylamines.
Organosilicon-containing derivatives of 2- aminoethanethiols and 2-aminoethanethiosulphuric acids as radiation protective agents
Edwards, L. H.↗
Stress Corrosion Cracking of titanium alloys - Electrochemical kinetics, SCC studies with Ti-8-1-1, SCC and polarization curves in molten salts, liquid metal embrittlement, and SCC studies with other titanium alloys Quarterly progress report, period ending 31 Dec. 1969
Stress corrosion cracking behavior in titanium, molybdenum, and aluminum alloys, and electrochemical kinetic studies
Beck, T. R.↗
Hydrologic interpretation of Nimbus Vidicon image - Great Salt Lake, Utah
Hydrologic feature interpretation of Nimbus vidicon image
Hahl, D. C.↗
Microbiology of saturated salt solutions and other harsh environments. V
Penicillium mutant chemical stress tolerance in boric acid and potassium chloride selective media, studying carbohydrate and inosine-5-phosphate effects on growth rate
Siegel, S. M.↗
Voltammetric screening of electrodes in fused salt electrolytes
Measuring conductivity, freezing point, and volt-ampere characteristics of halide melts for battery feasibility
Mc Collum, W. A., Jr.↗
Freeze-thaw behavior of a moderately halophilic bacterium as a function of salt concentration
Halophilic bacteria growth in freeze-thaw environment, investigating cooling and warming rates and solute concentrations
Deal, P. H.↗
A salt-inhibited cytochrome c reductase obtained from the moderately halophilic bacterium, Micrococcus halodenitrificans.
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Miller, J. E.↗
Spectrophotometric determination of vanadium with 4-/2-pyridylazo/resorcinol by extraction of tetraphenylphosphonium and arsonium salts.
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Siroki, M.↗
The use of color infrared aerial photography in determining salt marsh vegetation and delimiting man-made structures of Lynnhaven Bay, Virginia
Color infrared aerial photography was found to be superior to color aerial photography in an ecological study of Lynnhaven Bay, Virginia. The research was divided into three phases: (1) Determination of the feasibility of correlating color infrared aerial photography with saline wetland species composition and zonation patterns, (2) determination of the accuracy of the aerial interpretation and problems related to the aerial method used; and (3) comparison of developed with undeveloped areas along Lynnhaven Bay's shoreline. Wetland species composition and plant community zonation bands were compared with aerial infrared photography and resulted in a high degree of correlation. Problems existed with changing physical conditions; time of day, aircraft angle and sun angle, making it necessary to use several different characteristics in wetland species identification. The main characteristics used were known zonation patterns, textural signatures and color tones. Lynnhaven Bay's shoreline was 61.5 percent developed.
Holman, R. E., III↗
An ERTS-1 study of the land use and geophysical character of the Great Salt Lake area
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Smith, A. F.↗
Hot-salt stress-corrosion of titanium alloys as related to turbine engine operation
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Gray, H. R.↗