Stronger quantum fluctuation with larger spins: Emergent magnetism in the pressurized high-temperature superconductor FeSe
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Development of Laser-Collision Induced Fluorescence for Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Generated in Helium Atmospheres.
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Barnat, Edward V.↗
Compact Heat Exchanger Semi-circular Header Burst Pressure and Strain Validation.
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Lance, Blake↗
Measuring Fatigue Crack Growth Behavior of Ferritic Steels Near Threshold in High Pressure Hydrogen Gas.
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Ronevich, Joseph Allen↗
Exploring Life Extension Opportunities of High-Pressure Hydrogen Pressure Vessels at Refueling Stations.
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Ronevich, Joseph Allen↗
Interferometry of plasma bursts in helium atmospheric-pressure plasma jets
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Size- and morphology-dependent structural transformations in anatase TiO[subscript 2] nanowires under high pressures
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Dong, Zhaohui↗
Pore saturation model for capillary imbibition and drainage pressures
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Laurinat, James E. (ORCID:0000000267047909)↗
The W-WO[subscript 2] oxygen fugacity buffer (WWO) at high pressure and temperature: Implications for fO[subscript 2] buffering and metal-silicate partitioning
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Shofner, Gregory A.↗
In-situ infrared spectroscopic studies of hydroxyl in amphiboles at high pressure
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Thompson, Elizabeth C.↗
Capillary Pressure and Mineral Wettability Influences on Reservoir CO[subscript 2] Capacity
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Tokunaga, Tetsu K.↗
Effect of Pressure Gradients on the Initiation of PBX-9502 via Irregular (Mach) Reflection of Low Pressure Curved Shock Waves
In the instance of multiple fragment impact on cased explosive, isolated curved shocks are generated in the explosive. These curved shocks propagate and may interact and form irregular or Mach reflections along the interaction loci, thereby producing a single shock that may be sufficient to initiate PBX-9501. However, the incident shocks are divergent and their intensity generally decreases as they expand, and the regions behind the Mach stem interaction loci are generally unsupported and allow release waves to rapidly affect the flow. The effects of release waves and divergent shocks may be considered theoretically through a “Shock Change Equation”.
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Exploring life extension opportunities of high-pressure hydrogen pressure vessels at refueling stations_Abridged.
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Ronevich, Joseph↗
Developing a pressure system to extract pressure coefficients of electrical measurement standards.
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Bates, Michael↗