RESEARCH ON THE EFFECT OF SELECTED RARE-EARTH SCAVENGERS ON THE PROPERTIES OF TUNGSTEN AND MOLYBDENUM.
Scavenging oxygen and nitrogen from tungsten and molybdenum with rare earths
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Scavenging oxygen and nitrogen from tungsten and molybdenum with rare earths
Scavenging of tungsten and molybdenum with selected rare earths
Yttrium scavenging of impurities in tungsten and molybdenum
Effect of rare-earth scavengers on properties of tungsten and molybdenum
Surface ionization of cesium on porous tungsten, rhenium, molybdenum, and tantalum - comparison of porous material and solid surface data
Study of surface ionization of cesium on porous tungsten, rhenium, molybdenum, and tantalum in the light of ionization efficiency and critical emitter temperatures
Surface ionization of cesium on porous tungsten, rhenium, molybdenum and tantalum in the light of ionization efficiency and critical emitter temperatures
Polycrystalline molybdenum as electrode material for cesium vapor thermionic converters
Diffusion studies of commercially available coating on molybdenum alloy sheet at 2500 deg f
Metallurgical bonding of plasma-sprayed tungsten on hot molybdenum substrates
Wear life analysis of hot pressed molybdenum disulfide-silver electrical contact brushes in vacuum
Molybdenum film resistance changes due to chemisorption of carbon monoxide - design and construction of apparatus for measuring resistance on metal films
Erected dipole model in cesium adsorption on fluorinated molybdenum - structure of adsorbed layers
Oxidation of molybdenum at temperatures at which its trioxide is volatile
Photoelectric work function changes in molybdenum due to carbon monoxide adsorption
Easy glide in electron-beam, zone-refined molybdenum crystals observed by use of direct shear
Deformation effects on electrical resistivity of single crystals of high-purity molybdenum