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Magnetic fields of collapsing masses and nature of supernovae
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Magnetic fields of collapsing masses and nature of supernovae
Coaxial hall-current plasma accelerator with low mass flow rate
Dimensions of ionospheric irregular formations by observations on cosmos i, ii, and xi satellites in coherent frequencies
Progress in international cooperation in space research, discussing alouette and ariel launching, u.s.-soviet coordination and european programs
Hydrogen quadrupole, water vapor and carbon dioxide spectral band intensities with reference to planetary atmosphere observations
Matrix isolation of reaction of fluorine atoms with carbon monoxide - infrared and ultraviolet spectrum of free radical fluorocarbon monoxide
Spectra of gamma rays produced by interaction of 160 MeV protons with beryllium, carbon, oxygen, aluminum, cobalt, and bismuth
Gas phase reaction between ions and molecules using mass spectrometry with time as kinetic variable, specifically methane-deuterium mixtures
Laboratory spectra from lead sulfide spectrometer for testing presence of minor constituents in planetary atmospheres
Surface pressure and carbon dioxide content of Martian atmosphere, comparing polarimetric, photometric and spectroscopic methods
Water-carbon dioxide binary system at high temperatures and pressures
IR spectral transmittance of combustion gases and carbon dioxide concentration in situ
Emission spectrum of carbon dioxide from electron bombardment, measuring lifetime
Cobalt-iron alloys containing from 7.0 to 9.3 percent iron prepared from ultrapure cobalt and iron have the highest Curie point of all known magnetically soft materials. Their high permeability, low hysteresis loss, good saturation induction, and square loop characteristics recommend them for use in power transformers and rotating machinery.
Proton and helium nuclei within interplanetary magnetic regions which corotate with sun - cosmic radiation
Electric quadrupole transition in carbon monoxide
Spectrum, adsorption, and bonding of carbon monoxide radicals on magnesium oxide with electron paramagnetic resonance techniques
Element abundance in chondrules and meteorites measured by instrumental neutron activation analysis, and indium behavior in chondrites