Experimental determination of transport properties of high temperature gases
Ultrasonic test methods used to determine transport properties of high temperature gases
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Ultrasonic test methods used to determine transport properties of high temperature gases
Approximation for radiant energy transfer in nongray, nonscattering gases, using mean absorption coefficient in gray-gas transport equation
Contact angle hysteresis, wetting of solidified rare gases, and surface properties of mercury
Attenuation and dispersion of sound in nearly collisionless gases as function of sound-to- particle path ratio
Stallwood jet and DC arc in analysis of air contamination in inert gases
Spectral radiance of model rocket exhaust gases measured by rapid scanning spectrometer at simulated altitude
Convergence of Chapman-Enskog approximations to scalar electrical conductivity of some weakly ionized real gases
Dielectric relaxation of gases and sharp rise in microwave absorption coefficient in Cytherean atmosphere
Thermionic converter performance in presence of inert gases under conditions which avoid previous difficulties
Ordinary and dielectric second virial coefficients for dipolar gases calculated by off-center dipole model using series expansion
Electron temperature vs plasma cell power input measured, determining electron energy loss factor for hot diatomic gases in electric field
Thermal accommodation of rare gases on clean metal surfaces, computing energy interaction with linear nearest-neighbor lattice
Detection of vibrational structure of gases adsorbed on tungsten by low energy electron scattering
Cryogenic and cryosorption pumping of residual gases for clean test volume
Transport coefficients calculated from adiabatic excitation transfer in atomic gases
Energy loss factors for slow electrons in hot gases determined by measuring electron temperature variation with HF electric field power