COMPATIBILITY OF MATERIALS WITH HIGH TEMPERATURE POTASSIUM.
Compatibility of materials with high temperature potassium
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Compatibility of materials with high temperature potassium
Deterioration of calcia-stabilized zirconia, refractory materials
Oxidation resistant coatings for Cb-10Ti-52r columbium-alloy sheet
Superconducting strip for superconducting magnet coil construction
Zircon identified in Vaca Muerta meteoritic specimens by electron probe microanalysis
Physical properties affecting thermal shock resistance of zirconia with 15 mole percent titanium
Metal additions to zirconia to improve thermal shock resistance
Dispersion strengthened nickel base alloy using high intensity arc process
Thermal shock resistance of zirconia with titanium and of calcia-stabilized zirconia
Fatigue data for refractory molybdenum-base alloys subjected to elevated temperatures in ultrahigh vacuum environment
Development of and thermoconductivity measurements for magnesium oxychloride stabilized zirconia foam insulating material
Thermal shock resistance of zirconia with 15 mole percent titanium determined by radially quenching disks with thermally insulated faces
Improved thermal shock resistance of zirconia upon addition of 15 mole percent titanium attributed to metal in grain boundary
Nb-Zr strip superconductor for stabilization of critical current anisotropy and coil degradation in magnets
Physical properties of pyrolytic Group IV metal carbides and nitrides
Coadsorption of cesium and fluorine on tungsten, and analysis of mechanisms leading to decay of field emission current from low work function zirconium/oxygen coated tungsten emitter
Investment Co-35W-3Cr-0.1B cast alloy for studying effect of Ti, Zr and C on structure and stress rupture properties at 1850 deg F in air
Baddeleyite inclusion in Marthas Vineyard tektite identified by electron microscopy