The Cultivation of Hydrogen-fixing Bacteria Quarterly Status Report, 1 Jul. - 30 Sep. 1966
Optimum environmental conditions steady state growth of hydrogen fixing bacteria cultures
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Optimum environmental conditions steady state growth of hydrogen fixing bacteria cultures
Airborne experiment to determine temperature variations throughout solar corona during eclipse of November 1966
Natural volcanic gaseus systems investigated for biological precursor molecules
Ceramics and ceramic engineering - zirconium oxygen carbon system, solid state ceramics, surface phenomena, radiation effects, and processing
Multiple glass transitions, heat capacities, and equation of state properties of polymer systems
Buckling of cylindrical shells under uniform axial compression
Mapping of lunar surface and measurement of radar cross section of moon for selection of landing site
Glass fiber formation and crystallization rates, and microfurnace construction
Argon FM laser, parametric oscillator, and backward wave oscillator development
Mechanisms of charge carrier mobility in thin polycrystalline film junctions
Elementary particle detection by high resolution cosmic ray charged particle telescope during three flights in summer of 1966
Biochemical stabilization of aqueous solutions of urine by unsaturated flow through columns of sand ripened with settled municipal sewage
Physiological response related to heat conduction problems
Sorption and diffusion of water in rubbery polyurethane
Growth parameters for hafnium carbide/tantalum carbide single crystals
Simulated lunar materials research leading to utilization of extraterrestrial resources
Damage produced on surface of metal single crystals during ion bombardment
Simulated Martian environment growth experiments conducted with Staphylococcus aureus