Autoionization effects in ultraviolet absorption spectra of hot gases Scientific report no. 6
Autoionization effects in ultraviolet absorption spectra of hot gases
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Autoionization effects in ultraviolet absorption spectra of hot gases
Theoretical studies of atomic and molecular gases
Curtis-Gordon approximation in calculations of radiant heating by inhomogeneous hot gases
Radiative and convective heat transfer between two parallel streams of absorbing and emitting radiating gases
Analysis of tailored interface operation of shock tubes with helium driven planetary gases
Secondary injection of gases into supersonic flow
Theory for calculating heat conductivity of polyatomic and polar gases and gas mixtures
Transport phenomena in ionized gases as initial value problem
Mach numbers from 0 to 100 for compressible gases with specific heat ratios 1.66 to 1.10 - table
Review of original design of high temperature spectral absorption apparatus for measuring characteristics of combustion gases under thermodynamic and optical conditions
Gas phase nonideality and mean column pressure effects on sample retention in gas-solid partition chromatographic systems with real carrier gases
Thermoconductivity measurements of high polar gases and equimolar mixture at various temperature ranges
Spectroradiometric pyrometry of shock heated gases by IR emission and absorption measurements
Morse potential functions for nonpolar gases determined from experimental viscosity and second virial coefficient
Interaction potential of inert gases defined in terms of transport properties, noting contribution of nonadditivity to static lattice energy
Foreign planetary atmospheric effect on hypersonic laminar stagnation region heat transfer and skin friction studied for various dissociating gases
Heating rates in gas mixtures of planetary atmospheres predicted by equation using transport properties of gases at lower temperatures
Dislocation rate magnitudes and relative collision frequencies influencing relaxation profiles in diatomic gases