Thermal conductivity of shock-heated argon.
Shock heated argon thermal conductivity studied by optical interferograms, deriving equation for measured mean value
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Shock heated argon thermal conductivity studied by optical interferograms, deriving equation for measured mean value
Partially ionized Kr and Xe transport coefficients for various pressures and at high temperatures computed on basis of charged particle cross sections
Partially ionized hydrogen transport coefficients, using expressions containing collision integrals for charged particles
Partially ionized He in chemical equilibrium at various pressures and temperatures, deriving transport coefficients with Chapman-Enskog- Burnett method
Electron transport coefficients of partially ionized argon extended to 5th and 6th Chapman-Enskog-Burnett approximations
Mach-Zehnder interferometer used to determine thermal transport of ionized gases by measuring boundary layer and electron density profiles
Additional matrix elements necessary for third approximation to viscosity of multicomponent gas mixtures
Theoretical expressions for transport properties of ionized monatomic gas mixture within Chapman-Enskog-Burnett method framework
Analysis of end-wall thermal boundary layer behind reflected shock to determine thermal conductivity of argon over temperatures 3150 to 9225 K
Properties of partially ionized Ar computed via Chapman-Enskog-Burnett expressions noting ambipolar diffusion coefficient, electron-atom momentum, electrical and thermal conductivity, etc
Ionized gas electric conductivity computation avoiding slow convergence of Sonine polynomial expansion
Helium and xenon electrical conductivity ratios approximations convergence in chemical equilibrium using Sonine polynomial