A torsion effusion study of the reaction of graphite with oxides of thorium and zirconium.
Torsion effusion method for studying reaction of graphite with thorium and zirconium oxides, discussing thermodynamic properties of thorium carbide
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Torsion effusion method for studying reaction of graphite with thorium and zirconium oxides, discussing thermodynamic properties of thorium carbide
Reaction of graphite and hydrogen in temperature range 1550 to 2260 deg C
Experimental control of oxygen fugacities by graphite-gas equilibria
Hypervelocity impact damage characteristics in beryllium and graphite plates and tubes
Graphite sensing elements for slug calorimeters and high temperature black body radiation source
Cracking damage and cratering resulting from hypervelocity impact of beryllium, graphite and lucite used in spacecraft radiators
Structural changes in pyrolytic graphite accompanying deformation produced by applying stress parallel to substrate examined by electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction
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Pulsed laser technique for measuring thermal diffusivity of graphites and chars between 500 and 5000 degrees F
Graphite thermochemical response tested in simulated environment for use as thermal shield for hypersonic reentry vehicles
Geological implications of equilibrium between graphite and C-H-O gas phase at high pressures and temperatures
Bonding pyrolytic graphite plates into hypervelocity impact target
Development and mission applications of nuclear rockets based on graphite reactor technology
Graphite effect on molybdenum-carbide composite properties and tungsten, vanadium, hafnium, tantalum, niobium, and zirconium metal systems
Graphite particles and interstellar extinction
Graphite oxidation and sublimation in simulated reentry environments
Brazing process techniques for pyrolytic graphite
Graphite oxidation in high temperature supersonic and hypersonic streams of air and air-nitrogen mixtures