A survey of thermodynamic properties of the compounds of the elements CHNOPS Fifth preliminary report, 1 Jul. - 30 Sep. 1965
Literature survey of heat capacity, enthalpy, and entropy properties of ammonia, carbon dioxide, and water
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Literature survey of heat capacity, enthalpy, and entropy properties of ammonia, carbon dioxide, and water
Proton irradiation effects on electric properties and defect configurations of bismuth telluride
Expected thermodynamic equilibrium composition calculated for atmospheres of Earth, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter
Discrete probability law obtained by assuming Poisson variable parameter is distributed according to half-normal probability law
Fluorescence spectra for purines, guanine, and benzimidazole - photolysis and photochemical reactions of nucleotide derivatives and isolation of their photolytic primary products
Electrochemical properties, and chemical reactions between cyclic esters and certain metals
Crystal and molecular structure of chlorotetraammine /sulfur dioxide/ ruthenium chloride
Origin of constituents of nucleic acid and protein molecules, noting biological molecules synthesis under conditions similar to those prevailing in prebiotic Earth, following Oparin-Haldane hypothesis
Estimating procedure using electronic digital computers applicable to experiments in which mixed Weibull distribution is statistical model
Qualification testing of polyurethane elastomeric material for Saturn IB and Saturn V launch vehicles
Defects in single crystals of bismuth telluride caused by proton irradiation
Biochemical stabilization of aqueous solutions of urine by unsaturated flow through columns of sand ripened with settled municipal sewage
Vaporization kinetics of thorium, uranium, americium, plutonium, and curium - possible atomic reactor fuels
The Group VIA-Re binary systems are characterized by the presence of several intermediate phases. The u phase is present in all of the systems, but the a-Mn phases occur in only the Mo-Re and W-Re systems. The occurrence of these intermediate phases appears to be governed largely by electronic factors and is predictable on the basis of electron/atom ratio. The thermionic work functions of the intermediate phase materials were experimentally determined. function and the screening of the outermost electrons in the Group VIA metals was found. A correlation between the work As might be expected for purely metallic substances, the work functions were relatively high, in the range 4. 5 to 5. 0 eV, and in each case were bracketed by the work functions of the pure constituents. A discontinuous change in the average work function with composition is proposed, based on a thermodynamical treatment of the electron vapor.
Paraffinic hydrocarbons composition in Orgueil, Murray, Mokoia and other meteorites identified by gas chromatography
Review includes data on the chemical and physical properties of tellurium, its oxides, and fluorides, pertinent to the process problem of handling fission product tellurium in fluoride form. The technology of tellurium handling in nonaqueous processing of nuclear fuels is also reviewed.
Single vapor phase growth system for preparing semiconductor materials
Fluidic control of high hydraulic pressure by means of hydrodynamic vortex phenomenon