Electrical properties of rocks and their significance for lunar radar observations
Terrestrial solid powdered rocks HF electrical properties measurements at 450 MHz and 35 GHz for lunar radar observation
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Terrestrial solid powdered rocks HF electrical properties measurements at 450 MHz and 35 GHz for lunar radar observation
Enstatite luminescence response for bulk specimens, powders and individual grains, considering selenological implications
Tungsten and tungsten base alloy weldability, discussing powder metallurgy, postweld annealing, high temperature tensile strength, etc
Radiative heat transfer in lunar and Mercurian surfaces, discussing radiative heat transfer in powders
Phase diagram of Nd-Rh system determined by powder X ray diffraction, metallography and differential thermal analysis methods
Luminescence of powdered silica and basalt bombarded by atomic hydrogen, relating spectral distributions dependence on ion energy to lunar luminescence
Electron paramagnetic resonance of Mn ions in single crystal and powder forsterite, testing heat treatment and proton irradiation effect on ordering
Thermal conductivity of multilayer and mixed powder high temperature insulation systems over wide temperature range and vacuum conditions
Oxide dispersed Cu alloys preparation by surface oxidation of powders, considering structural stability and stress rupture properties
Lunar surface physical conditions from Surveyor landings, discussing fine cohesive rock powder
Apollo 11 lunar powder optical and HF electrical properties, discussing reflectivity, polarization, absorption, differential mass spectrum and albedo
X ray powder and chemical data on monoclinic secondary mineral guildite from mine fire at Jerome site
Technique compresses fine ground metallic powder mixture beyond crystal fusion point. Absence of vapor pressure voids and elimination of incongruous effects permit application of technique to large scale fabrication of intermetallic compounds with specific characteristics, e.g., semiconduction, superconduction, or magnetic properties.
Technique permits plating of primarily metallic substrates with either metals or nonmetals at normal temperature. Peening uses compressed air to apply concurrent streams of small glass beads and powdered plating material to the substrate.
Easily prepared system, consisting of matrix of hollow zirconia microspheres containing dispersed tungsten powder, produces minimum-cost, prototype test specimen. Combination represents basic concept of highly reflective dispersed phase in low density insulative matrix and is stable at 2200 K. Other combinations of materials are suggested.
Monomer solutions have high solubility and low solution viscosity. Since monomers are shipped in powder form and reaction to polyimide-acid prepolymer is omitted, the cost is low and handling is easy.
Synthesis, characterization, and fabrication of uranium nitride powders
Production of refractory bodies with controlled porosity by pressing and heating mixtures of refractory and inert metal powders