Tektites and impact fragments from the moon.
Origin of tektites and impact fragments from the moon
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Origin of tektites and impact fragments from the moon
Mass spectrometric analysis of DC 704 diffusion pump oil fragmentation
Energy resolution of semiconductor detectors for fission fragments
Fragmentation history of asteroids derived from absolute magnitude distribution resembling Gaussian curve for brighter members and logarithmic curve for fainter ones
Materials for fragmenting tube energy absorption process - spacecraft landing
High resolution mass spectrometry in studies of stereochemistry effect on fragmentation of epimeric derivatives of azabicycloalkanes
Lens technique for measuring yield and energy spectrum of secondary electrons generated by fission fragments through metal foil
Luna IX photographs indicate lunar surface composition of weakly cohesive poorly sorted fragmental material of unknown source
Mass of shaped charge accelerator generated fragments determined via high speed flash X-ray photography of projectiles in flight
Mass of shaped charge accelerator generated fragments determined via high speed flash X-ray photography of projectiles in flight
Estimated thickness of fragmental surface layer of Oceanus Procellarum from laboratory impact cratering studies
Hypervelocity impacts on silicates and polyethylene, noting highly irregular fragment shapes produced and relevance to lunar surface properties for similar meteor process
Fragmentation of clouds of diffuse matter and condensation into stars, discussing gravitational instability and galactic magnetic field effects
Mass spectrometry fragmentation of lignans containing tetrahydrofuran ring, noting application to molecular structure elucidation
Mass spectrometry of cyclic sulfites and carbonate esters, analyzing electron impact induced fragmentations and metastable ion characteristics based on deuterium labeling
Cyanohydrins and O-acylcyanohydrins fragmentation upon electron impact correlated with mass spectra molecular structure
Terrestrial, lunar, and interplanetary rock fragmentation
Electron impact induced fragmentation of ring D in steroids involving loss of carbon atoms analyzed by mass spectrometry