Development of dispersion-strengthened, nickel-molybdenum, nonoxidation-resistant alloys
Dispersion strengthened, nickel molybdenum, nonoxidation resistant alloys
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Dispersion strengthened, nickel molybdenum, nonoxidation resistant alloys
Optical and calorimetric tests of nickel mirrors for use as power source for thermionic generators
Cold working effects on dispersion strengthened nickel alloys containing thorium dioxide
Acceptance testing of four ampere hour flooded sealed nickel-cadmium secondary spacecraft cells
Photodesorption of oxygen from nickel oxide at room temperature using 635, 705, and 1070 millimicron light
Molecular collision investigation using molecular beam techniques to measure flux distribution and speeds of thermal energy particles scattered from polycrystalline nickel surfaces
Arc heating process for preparation of dispersion strengthened nickel base alloy powder
Cycle life testing and evaluation of nickel- cadmium spacecraft batteries - voltage characteristics
Effects of variations in positive electrode behavior and selected impurities on performance of sealed nickel-cadmium cells
Aluminum collimating mirror nickel plated for use in space simulator
Thermal emittance of nickel as function of oxide thickness measured, using filament in vacuum technique and microphotography
Fracture toughness and critical defect sizes with welds of 18 percent nickel maraging steels
X-ray Debye temperature thermal variation measurements of pure nickel and chromium
Niobium and nickel as thermionic converter collector materials, comparing characteristics
Titanium carbide dispersion-strengthened nickel by internal carburization, with fair ductility and stress rupture properties at high temperatures
High strength nickel base alloy with improved oxidation resistance up to 2200 degrees F for applicability to gas turbine engine components
High temperature strength of thermomechanical nickel dependent upon previous thermal and mechanical history, measuring elastic strain energy in matrix
Adsorption of oxygen upon clean nickel surface and beginning of oxidation