Vapor deposited gold thin films as lubricants in vacuum /10-11 mm hg/
Vacuum deposition of gold thin films on nickel, nickel-chromium, and nickel-rhenium substrates for use as lubricants
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Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. hg absolute - pathologic effects.
Pathological effects of rapid decompression in experimental dogs, examining tissues and lung damage
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Experimental Animal Decompressions to a Near-vacuum Environment. Experimental Animal Decompressions to Less than 2 Mm. Hg Absolute /pathologic Effects/
Times of consciousness, collapse, and survival and pathology examinations of dogs rapidly decompressed to near vacuum environment
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Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. Hg absolute /Pathologic effects/
Pathology examination of tissues of dogs rapidly decompressed to less than two millimeters of mercury absolute
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Friction and wear characteristics of polyimide and filled polyimide compositions in vacuum /10-10 mm Hg/
Friction and wear characteristics of polymide and filled polymide compositions in vacuum
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Vapor deposited gold thin films as lubricants in vacuum /10 super -11 mm Hg/.
Gold thin films of 1800 angstroms to be used as lubricants were vapor-deposited on Ni, Ni-Cr and Ni-Re substrates in vacuum
LUBRICANT↗
Vapor deposited gold thin films as lubricants in vacuum /10 super minus 11 mm Hg/.
Vapor deposited gold thin films to obtain adhesion and durability between film and substrate essential as lubricants in high vacuum
GOLD↗
A detailed study of contaminants produced by man in a space cabin simulator at 760 mm. Hg Final report
Trace contaminants produced by man in space cabin simulator
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Comparative pathology of animals exposed to carbon tetrachloride in oxygen at 258 mm. hg and in ambient air.
Comparative pathology of animals continuously exposed to varied concentrations of carbon tetrachloride vapor in altitude chamber
ANIMAL STUDY↗
Intestinal absorption of radioiodide in rats exposed to hypoxia /380 mm Hg/ and food deprivation
Intestinal absorption of radioiodide in rats exposed to hypoxia and food deprivation
Anthony, A.↗
Physiology of man during steady-state exercise in a 180 mm. Hg environment. I - Hematologic, cardiovascular and clinical observations. II - Respiratory function and metabolism.
Space suit atmosphere physiological suitability for prolonged moderate work, studying blood-gas parameter changes
Krasnogor, L. J.↗
Angiogenesis and wound healing in mice exposed to reduced barometric pressure /345 mm Hg/.
Altitude hypoxia as stimulant of new blood vessel formation /angiogenesis/ and wound healing in mice
Anthony, A.↗
Thermal contact resistance measurements at ambient pressures of one atmosphere to 3 x 10 super minus super 12 mm Hg and comparison with theoretical predictions.
Thermal contact resistance measurement at various ambient pressures compared with theoretical predictions with each parameter analyzed over interface by computer program
Cassidy, J. F.↗
Effect of inspired PCO2 up to 30 mm Hg on response of normal man to exercise
Inspired carbon dioxide pressure effects on human response to physical exercise, noting dyspnea and intercostal muscle pain
Menn, S. J.↗
Effects of prolonged continuous exposure to 100 percent oxygen at 450 mm Hg in vivo on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissue slices
Prolonged hyperoxia effects on lipid synthesis in rat liver and adipose tissue slices
Feller, D. D.↗
Infrared-emission studies of electronic-to- vibrational energy transfer. IV - Hg' plus HF
Electronic to vibrational energy transfer in mercury vapor reaction with hydrogen fluoride, studying IR emission and scattering cross section
Heydtmann, H.↗
Human hematologic responses to 4 hr of isobaric hyperoxic exposure /100% oxygen at 760 mm Hg/.
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Larkin, E. C.↗
High-resolution magnetic hyperfine resonance in harmonically bound ground-state Hg-199 ions.
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Major, F. G.↗