Photoelectric properties of lead sulfide in the near and vacuum ultraviolet
Photoelectric properties of lead sulfide in near and vacuum ultraviolet
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Photoelectric properties of lead sulfide in near and vacuum ultraviolet
Thermopotential measurements on molten salts, lead chloride, cadmium chloride, and cadmium bromide, under thermal gradients
Single crystal and x-ray diffraction methods for studing crystal structure of lead chloride
Determination of lead content in iron meteorites
Longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics of delta wings with curved & straight leading edges from mach 3 to 6
Thermodynamic properties of molten lead silicates
Temperature influence on rate at which lead agglomerates are reduced by hydrogen and carbon monoxide
Molten salts as thermoelectric materials investigated by subjecting molten cadmium chloride, cadmium bromide and lead chloride to a thermal gradient
Photoelectric yield and electron energy distribution from natural crystals of lead sulfide, in near and vacuum ultraviolet region
Lead chloride crystal structure analyzed, obtaining atomic parameters and interatomic distances
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