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Overview on scientific support requirements for extended lunar exploration missions including experiments, data management, equipment, astronaut training, and lunar systems planning
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Technique ultrasonically cleans small quantities of small mechanical parts in organic solvents without the need for vapor removal equipment. Parts are placed in a thin plastic bag with the solvent and then suspended in a cleaning tank containing the water-detergent solution.
Computer program for analysis of Apollo type fuel cell cooling loops
IR and Raman spectra of solid and matrix isolated methylamine and deuterium derivatives, locating amine twisting vibration in solid phase IR spectra
Summary of space station safety study
Orbital imagery for planetary exploration - summary
Conceptual definition of reusable space shuttle systems with multimission capability - Vol. 1
Two stage fixed wing reusable space transportation system - Vol. 1
Feasibility and systems definition data for Orbiting Lunar Station
Chemical process for forming low molecular weight, fully cyclized heteroaromatic prepolymers under conditions which limit chain extension or branching is described. Exact procedures used in conducting chemical reaction are defined. Advantages of process over conventional methods are presented.
Sampling process was developed which uses commercially available high pressure filters and provides measurements in fraction of time required by older methods. Measurements show no significant difference in results between low pressure and high pressure samples. Filter method is slightly more accurate than scrubber technique.
Fourteen of 40 glass spherules present in a section of the Apollo 11 microbreccia 10019,22 were found to exhibit steep concentration gradients at their rims; the oxides of the relatively volatile elements Na, K, and P increase by, respectively, factors of up to 67, 16, and greater than 54 at the spherule rims in comparison to the homogeneous centers. These gradients usually extend over 25-30 microns. Furthermore, the natural surfaces of 11 unpolished glass spherules separated from the fines 10084,97, in 60-80% of all cases, show higher concentrations in Na2O, K2O, and P2O5 than the averages for the central portions of 45 independently analyzed glass spherules. It is suggested that the concentration gradients observed are diffusion gradients and are the result of the impact event which produced the glasses; in the impact melting process, splash drops of melt formed that lost volatiles by vaporization. A procedure is described to determine the cooling rate of a spherule from measured concentration gradients, provided the diffusion coefficients are known for the particular glass compositions in question.
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Interesting similarities have been shown between the reactions of sym-trinitrobenzene with cycloalkanones, and with phloroglucinol. Previously unsuspected common intermediates have been shown to intervene. The structurally similar products in each case are tricyclic nitropropene nitronates. Protonation of these yields the corresponding nitronic acids in certain instances.
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