Hot electrode drops in an unseeded supersonic argon magnetohydrodynamic generator
Floating potential profiles, electrode drops, and electrode temperature measurements in unseeded, supersonic argon magnetohydrodynamic generator
Mantenieks, M. A.↗
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Classical relaxation of Br2 molecules in an argon heat bath
Classical relaxation of Br2 molecules in argon heat bath
Razner, R.↗
Overall performance in argon of a 3.7-inch six-stage axial-flow compressor
Performance of axial flow compressor for Brayton cycle electrical power generating system with argon
Heidelberg, L. J.↗
Heat transfer from partially ionized argon flowing in a conducting channel with an applied, transverse magnetic field
Transverse magnetic field effects on wall heat transfer from ionized argon channel flow
Roschke, E. J.↗
Recombination of iodine atoms in dilute solutions of argon
Recombination of iodine atoms in dilute argon solutions studied by flash photolysis
Blake, J. A.↗
Scattering of epithermal argon by /111/ silver surfaces - A comparison of theory and experiment
Scattering distributions for argon incident on fresh epitaxial silver films
Calia, V. S.↗
Measurements of electronic mean free paths in argon plasmas
Measurements of electronic free paths in argon discharge using interaction between plasma electrons and slow wave on helix
Zelby, L. W.↗
Overall performance in argon of a 16.4 centimeter /6.44 inch/ sweptback bladed centrifugal compressor
Aerodynamic performance of sweptback-bladed centrifugal compressor in argon as function of equivalent weight flow
Ball, C. L.↗
Long term drift of some noble and refractory metal thermocouples at 1600 K in air, argon, and vacuum
Long-term drift of noble and refractory metal thermocouples at 1600 K in air, argon, and vacuum
Glawe, G. E.↗
Investigations of coherent oscillations in an argon ion laser plasma tube
Argon ion laser plasma tube anodic coherent oscillations and noise suppression, using secondary discharge between anode and auxiliary cathode
Ezekiel, S.↗
Neutron-activation potassium-argon dating of meteorites
Potassium-Argon dating analyses of neutron irradiated meteorites, discussing Chainpur chondrite chondrules gas retention ages
Podosek, F. A.↗
Potassium-argon ages of the Manicouagan- Mushalagan Lakes structure
Potassium-argon age determination for shock- metamorphosed anorthosites of Manicouagan- Mushalagan Lakes structure
Wolfe, S. H.↗
GASP - A computer code for calculating the thermodynamic and transport properties for eight fluids - Helium, methane, neon, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide
Helium, neon, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide and monoxide and methane thermodynamic and transport properties calculation using computer program for state equations
Baron, A.↗
Tritium and argon radioactivities and their depth variations in Apollo 12 samples
Tritium and argon radioactivities and depth variations in Apollo 12 rocks, discussing solar flare and cosmic ray exposure ages
Damico, J.↗
A 400 kilowatt argon arc lamp for solar simulation
A 400 kilowatt argon arc lamp for a solar simulator has been designed, operated, and evaluated. The lamp is designed to produce one solar constant on a test area 4.6 by 9.2 meters when used with a collimator. The divergence angle of the beam is about 1 deg. The lamp is designed to operate completely within a vacuum environment. Over 80 kilowatt of directed radiation was monitored and measured for a 25-hour period during a recent test. In another test, an arc was operated at 400 kilowatt for 110 hours without removal or refurbishing of the electrodes. These tests have proven the cleanliness and integrity of the radiation source.
Decker, A. J.↗
Measurements of seeded argon-hydrogen plasma properties.
Seeded argon-hydrogen plasmas have been produced at Georgia Tech in order to experimentally measure composition, temperature, radiant heat output and opacity. The plasma, seeded with submicron tungsten particles, simulates the propellant of a gaseous core nuclear rocket. These measurements are needed to predict the dynamic behavior of the operating gas core reactor. The temperature range in which the seed has vaporized but the hydrogen itself has not yet become opaque is known as the seed-hydrogen opacity window. Preliminary opacity data in this temperature range will be presented.
Benns, R. A.↗
Overlap of argon ion spectra with satellites to the Lyman-alpha lines of carbon and boron.
A theta pinch has been employed to investigate satellites to the H-like and He-like ion resonance lines of boron and carbon. Identification of the spectra shows an overlap of the Ar IX, Ar XI, and Ar XII lines with the predicted satellite wavelengths, and it is concluded that many of the previously reported satellite lines are due to argon impurities.
Jalufka, N. W.↗
Rubidium-strontium and potassium-argon age of lunar sample 15555.
The lunar mare basalt 15555 from the edge of Hadley Rille has been dated at 3.3 b.y. by both rubidium-strontium and potassium-argon techniques. Age and trace element abundances closely resemble those of the Apollo 12 mare basalts. Data from lunar basalts obtained thus far indicate that they cannot be derived by simple fractionation from a homogeneous source.
Murthy, V. R.↗