Project Fog Drops. Investigation of warm fog properties and fog modification concepts Quarterly progress report for the period ending 31 Mar. 1967
Evaluation of fog seeding experiments in thermal diffusion chamber
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Evaluation of fog seeding experiments in thermal diffusion chamber
Control of modified eutectic cast alloys for high temperature service
Thermodynamic properties for compounds of the elements carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur
Diffuse X-ray scattering measurements from nickel-palladium single crystals to determine relation between physical and thermal properties and local atomic arrangements
Materials research projects
Introduction of ions into strong fields within quadrupole mass spectrometer
Heat treatment and metallographic examination of iridium deposited on tungsten and molybdenum as high temperature protective coating
Measurement and display of control information using remote manipulation and manual control techniques
Research on plasma sheaths and boundary layers around stagnation point electrodes
Thermionic converter research - electrode materials evaluation and theory of vacuum double diode
Reactive sputtering and electron beam evaporation techniques for depositing glass coverslips on silicon solar cells
Energy dissipating plastic dovetail honeycomb
Life cycling tests and failure analysis for electrochemical cells
Self-contained laboratory power source providing output of 150 to 800 MHz
Integrated circuit design for analog voltage to duty cycle generator
Low energy electron diffraction research of chemical interactions of gases with single crystal metal surfaces, and gas adsorption on nickel and tungsten surfaces
Gravity gradient stabilization system for applications technology satellite
Electron beam remelted tungsten technetium alloys forged while encapsulated in molybdenum cans - surface appearance and edge cracking properties