Graphite-metal Composites Quarterly Report No. 2
Graphite effect on molybdenum-carbide composite properties and tungsten, vanadium, hafnium, tantalum, niobium, and zirconium metal systems
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Graphite effect on molybdenum-carbide composite properties and tungsten, vanadium, hafnium, tantalum, niobium, and zirconium metal systems
Graphite particles and interstellar extinction
Graphite oxidation and sublimation in simulated reentry environments
Brazing process techniques for pyrolytic graphite
Graphite oxidation in high temperature supersonic and hypersonic streams of air and air-nitrogen mixtures
Feasibility of fabricating graphite-metal carbide composites of high density and strength by hot pressing
High strength, hot pressed metal carbide-graphite composites
Thermal and mechanical properties of P-03 graphite evaluated for nuclear energy for rocket vehicle reactor hardware
Containment of liquid zirconium and niobium carbides on graphite
Mie scattering calculation to support theory that interstellar extinction is caused by graphite particles
Graphite and C-H-O gas phase equilibrium at high temperatures and pressures in implication of Earth ocean and atmosphere development
Wavelength dependence of polarization by small graphite flakes with anisotropic dielectric constant
Pyrolytic graphite production by thermal decomposition of hydrocarbon gas on heated surface, noting annealing, alloying and residual stresses
Permeability measurements of porous graphites measured from room temperature to 1000 deg F in gaseous nitrogen and helium
Room temperature mechanical behavior of various chemical and experimental graphites
Fabrication of metal carbide-graphite composites by hot pressing at high temperatures
Effects of atmospheric reentry on graphite particles
Metal carbide-graphite composite fabrication by hot pressing at temperatures to 3200 deg C