High-temperature thermionic emission microscope
Thermionic emission microscope was designed to operate with metal specimen cathode temperatures of 2000 degrees C.
Campbell, A. E., Jr.↗
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Thermionic emission microscope was designed to operate with metal specimen cathode temperatures of 2000 degrees C.
Vapor deposited rhenium surface characteristics and work functions obtained from 1800 to 2300 degrees K by X ray diffraction analysis