Preparation of simulated lunar samples Final report
Techniques for shock loading and recovering mineral samples in simulated lunar conditions
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Techniques for shock loading and recovering mineral samples in simulated lunar conditions
Computerized design of photographic masks for integrated circuit fabrication
Weightless containerless processing for space, electromagnetic position control, force measurements and techniques, and hydrodynamics
Thermal control coating for spacecraft based on silicate treatment of zinc oxide
Compatibility tests for spacecraft construction materials by specimen encapsulation with liquid rocket propellants
Selenological interpretation of Lunar Orbiter photographic data for Apollo landing site selection
Melting and handling of molten material in weightless space environment
Vacuum system and chamber design, and thermal radiation and conductivity measurement techniques for lunar material investigations
Vapor deposited GaN single crystals tested for electrical and optical properties, determining band gap energy, electron concentration, etc
Silicon oxide films coated satellite aluminum surfaces solar absorptivity and thermal emissivity, noting suitability as temperature control coatings
Visible light-emitting p-n junctions formed in AlAs via Zn diffusion into single crystal n- type vapor grown AlAs layers
Fluorinated prepolymers are used to generate highly fluorinated polymers which possess most of the desirable properties of polytetrafluoroethylene, such as nonflammability and high corrosion resistance, while retaining good low temperature flexibility.
New polyurethanes, formed from a reaction of a prepolymer diol and a perfluorinated diisocyanate, are nonflammable and possess high corrosion resistance and good low temperature flexibility. Polymer hardness increases rapidly with increasing ratio of diisocaynate to diol, but its glass transition temperature is not adversely affected.
Vitreous material builds up as series of solidified layers on inside walls of sealed quartz ampoule containing molten constituents of material, and forms well defined shapes to close dimensional tolerances. Ampoules are made of material which does not react with melt and has lower thermal expansion coefficient than solidified layer.
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.
Hand-operated tool positions and seats window piece and conductor spacer onto conductors of two stripped cables during process of terminating cables with molded plug. Tool accommodates cables up to 3 in. wide and is used in conjunction with folding tools.
Synthesis of azine polymers for heat shields by azine-aromatic aldehyde reaction
Synthesis of high purity dianilinosilanes