A study of the effect of surfaces on oxygen atom recombination at low pressures Technical status report no. 1, May 1 - Oct. 31, 1967
Catalytic effects of materials surfaces on oxygen atom recombination at low pressures
Harteck, P.↗
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Calculation of the recombination rate constants of diatomic gases according to the Mach number of the flow at the exit of a supersonic nozzle
Calculation of recombination rate constants of diatomic molecules according to Mach number of flow at supersonic nozzle exit
Nikolayev, G. N.↗
Characterization of recombination and control electrodes for spacecraft nickel-cadmium cells Final report, Jun. 9, 1966 - Jun. 9, 1967
Characterization of recombination and control electrodes for spacecraft nickel cadmium cells
Lerner, S.↗
Dielectronic recombination. 1 - Theory
Rate coefficient derived for derived for dielectronic recombination using quantum theory of resonance collision processes
Shore, B. W.↗
Taking into account the vertical drift of molecular ions when determining the kinetic parameters of ionization-recombination processes in the F2-layer maximum
Height distribution analysis for kinetic molecular ionization-recombination processes in F 2 region during solar activities
Klimov, N. N.↗
Excitation of the auroral green line by dissociative recombination of O plus over 2 - Analysis of two rocket experiments
Excitation of auroral green line by dissociative recombination of oxygen ions
Donahue, T. M.↗
Characterization of recombination and control electrodes for spacecraft nickel cadmium cells Final report
Oxygen signal and recombination electrodes developed for charge control of spacecraft nickel cadmium batteries
Carson, W. N., Jr.↗
Recombination lifetimes in gamma-irradiated P-type float zone silicon
Electron decay rate and absorption cross sections for electron holes and recombination in gamma irradiated n-type silicon
Compton, W. D.↗
Recombination luminescence in N-type Czochralski silicon
Recombination luminescence in Czochralski silicon
Compton, W. D.↗
Theoretical intensities of recombination lines
Thermal instability effects on radiative recombination line intensities under conditions in H 2 region
Goldberg, L.↗
Shock-tube studies of N sup plus and O sup plus recombination radiation in the vacuum ultraviolet Final report
Shock tube spectral measurements of electron recombinations with nitrogen and oxygen ions in far UV radiation range
Marrone, P. V.↗
Partition of recombination energy in the decaying rare-gas plasmas.
Partition of recombination energy among electrons and radiation in decaying rare gas plasmas
Chen, C. J.↗
Influence of Co super 60 gamma irradiation on the surface and bulk recombination rates in silicon.
Cobalt 60 gamma irradiation effects on P doped p- and n-type Si surface and bulk recombination rates
Lade, R. W.↗
Recombination in Helium Plasmas at Cryogenic Temperatures
Recombination in helium plasma afterglows, discussing unexplained sudden electron temperature increase at cryogenic temperatures
Goldstein, L.↗
Partition of recombination energy in the decaying rare gas plasmas.
Recombination energy partition in decaying rare gas plasmas noting dependence on electron density
Chen, C. J.↗
Shock wave structure in recombining low-density plasmas.
Shock wave structure in recombining low density plasma flow, noting electron density and temperature distributions
Christiansen, W. H.↗
Recombination fronts in stellar-wind flows.
Stellar wind model taking into account recombination of ionized hydrogen, noting applications to nonexpanding planetary nebulas
Axford, W. I.↗
Recombination luminescence of irradiated silicon.
Semiconducting Si luminescence arising from recombination of holes and electrons at point defects produced by neutron or gamma ray irradiation
Compton, W. D.↗