Excitation of H-atoms by fast protons
Total Born cross section determination for fast proton excitation of ground state hydrogen atoms
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Chemical factors in N sub 2 O sub 4 - N sub 2 H sub 4 liquid reactions.
Immiscibility and rapid interface reaction rate as cause of disruption in nitrogen tetroxide- hydrazine impinging jets
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Calculated elastic scattering cross sections for the H super plus -He system.
Ion beam elastic scattering cross section for proton-helium systems
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Excitation of H atoms by fast protons.
Excitation of ground state hydrogen atoms by fast protons, evaluating total Born cross section in limit of infinitely massive protons
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Isotope exchange rates. III - The homogeneous four-center reaction H sub 2 plus D sub 2.
Homogeneous isotopic exchange reaction between hydrogen and deuterium in single-pulse shock tube with excess argon
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Cooling of 2 kW H subscript 2-O subscript 2 fuel cell
An extensive research and development program has been carried out to devise an improved method of removing waste heat of reaction from a developmental 2 kW hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell.
Allan, K. N.↗
Post test analysis of generant tank, part no. 9116270-H
Hydrazine and gaseous nitrogen test evaluation of prototype spacecraft tank
Bayce, A. E.↗
Temperature dependence of the flux-flow resistance near H sub c 2 in type-II superconductors.
Temperature dependence of flux flow resistance near critical field in type 2 superconductors
Axt, C. J.↗
Vibrational excitation effects on charge- transfer processes involving H sub 2 super plus and D sub 2 super plus between 70 and 1000 ev.
Charge transfer cross sections in hydrogen molecule ions measured as function of ion energy and ion source electron energy
Amme, R. C.↗
H sub 2 Lyman-band oscillator strengths.
Absorption oscillator strengths for rotational lines in Lyman transition vibrational bands of molecular hydrogen from equivalent widths measured photoelectrically
Brooks, N. H.↗
Results on the reaction D + H2 yields HD + H using modulated crossed beams
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Fite, W. L.↗
The effect of atmospheric winds on the positive O-positive H transition level
Ionic hydrogen to oxygen transition level variations caused by atmospheric winds
Brinton, H. C.↗
Rocket twilight observations of H I 1216 A horizon brightening near 150 kilometers
Brightness ratio near solar horizon from Ly alpha predawn and postdawn rocket observations consistent with radiation multiple scattering geocoronal model
Buckley, J. L.↗
Energy distribution among reaction products - H plus SC12 yielding HC1 plus SC1
IR chemiluminescence from HCl formed in atomic hydrogen reaction with sulfur dichloride, noting energy distribution among reaction products
Heydtmann, H.↗
Sketch map of the region around Candidate Littrow Apollo landing sites, part H
Photographs and geologic maps of the area around Littrow rilles and eastern edge of Mare Serenitatis are presented, along with variations in the features and compositions of the region.
Carr, M. H.↗
Electron impact ionization of H
The results of theoretical calculations for the reactions between electrons and negative hydrogen atoms are discussed for an electron colliding with a negative hydrogen ion and neutralizing the hydrogen ion by stripping the loosely bound electron from it, and the two free electrons moving away. A semi-quantum description of the process is presented in which the target is described in terms of quantum mechanics, and the projectile electron is described in a classical fashion.
Faisal, F. H. M.↗
Electron detachment of H- by e- collision.
An impact parameter method using Coulomb trajectories is applied to the calculation of cross sections for two electron detachment processes. The asymptotic behavior of the cross sections at high energies is investigated in detail. Energy distributions of ejected electrons at three different incident energies are also calculated. Some of the results obtained are compared with available experimental data.
Faisal, F. H. M.↗