Chemical reactivity of hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms at temperatures below 100 deg K Final technical report, 1 Dec. 1962 - 31 Dec. 1965
Chemical reactivity of atomic hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen at cryogenic temperatures
OXYGEN ATOM↗
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Chemical Reactivity of Hydrogen, Nitrogen and Oxygen Atoms at Temperatures Below 100 deg K Semiannual report, 1 Jul. - 31 Dec. 1966
Chemical reactivity of hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms at temperatures below 100 deg K
NITROGEN ATOM↗
Influence curves for calculation of the structural distortion effect on reactivity
Integrals and methods for calculation of counter-reaction to reactivity from expansion and distortions of components and structural elements of fast reactors
INTEGRAL↗
Determination of reactivities using pulsed neutron techniques for highly subcritical solution reactors
Determination of reactivities using pulsed neutron techniques for highly subcritical solution reactors
ZERO POWER REACTOR /ZPR/↗
Observation of the reactive asymmetry of methyl iodide - Crossed beam study of the reaction of rubidium with oriented methyl iodide molecules.
Crossed molecular beam kinetics of reactive asymmetry of oriented methyl iodide polar molecules reacting with rubidium
METHYL HALIDE↗
Reactivity effects caused by radial power flattening in a small, fast-spectrum reactor
Reactivity effects caused by radial power flattening in gas cooled, fast-spectrum reactor
Whitmarsh, C. L., Jr.↗
Reactivity insertions in compact reactor cores due to fuel movement
Reactivity insertions in compact reactor cores due to fuel movement
Sullivan, R. E.↗
Reactivity control of fast-spectrum reactors by reversible hydriding of yttrium zones
Reactivity control of fast nuclear reactors containing yttrium hydride moderating zones
Anderson, J. L., Jr.↗
Determination of reactivities using pulsed neutron techniques for highly subcritical solution reactors.
Reactivities determined from pulsed neutron techniques for highly subcritical solution reactors
Fieno, D.↗
Effective resonance integrals of separated tungsten isotopes from reactivity measurements.
Effective resonance integrals for separated tungsten isotopes and natural W and Au determined from epicadmium reactivity measurements
Bogart, D.↗
Reactive asymmetry of methyl iodide - Crossed beam study of the reaction of Rb with oriented CH sub 3 I molecules.
Methyl iodide reacted with Rb measured for reactive asymmetry as function of scattering angle and degree of alignment
Bernstein, R. B.↗
A study of the mechanism of chemical reactivity of nitrogen tetroxide with titanium alloy Quarterly report, 1 Apr. - 30 Jun. 1968
Study of chemical reactivity mechanism of nitrogen tetroxide with titanium alloys
Conner, A. Z.↗
Investigation of reactivity of launch vehicle materials with liquid oxygen Quarterly report, 23 Oct. 1968 - 22 Jan. 1969
Launch vehicle material reactivity with liquid oxygen using impact tests and hot-wire methods
Chamberlain, D. L.↗
Investigation of reactivity of launch vehicle materials with liquid oxygen Quarterly report, 23 Jul. - 22 Oct. 1968
Reactivity of launch vehicle organic materials with liquid oxygen
Chamberlain, D. L.↗
Perturbed Morse-oscillator approximation in reactive collisions. I.
Energy distribution among products of reactive collision of atomic H with Br molecule yielding HBr and Br atom, using perturbed Morse oscillator approximation
Mcgee, H. A., Jr.↗
Safety planning for the use of reactive cryogens in large volume.
Safety planning for use of reactive cryogens in large volume, noting FLOX and liquid fluorine
Harton, E. E., Jr.↗
Phenomenological analysis of reactive scattering.
Angular distribution of reactive elastic scattering analyzed by opacity function /reaction probability/
Bernstein, R. B.↗
Perturbed Morse oscillator approximation in reactive collisions. II - A repulsive potential.
Atomic hydrogen-bromine linear collision reaction intermediate formation and reactive scattering cross sections quantum mechanical calculation, using perturbed Morse oscillator approximation
Mcgee, H. A., Jr.↗