Slow neutron scattering by molecular hydrogen and deuterium.
Cross sections for neutron scattering from hydrogen and deuterium taking into account spin correlations, rotations and vibrations
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A solar wind deuterium detector and charge- spectrum analyzer
Solar wind deuterium detector and charge-spectrum analyzer for use in obtaining data on elements on surface of sun
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The role of vibrational excitation in hydrogen- deuterium exchange - Nascent molecules at room temperature.
Vibrational excitation effect in hydrogen- deuterium exchange
TRANSLATIONAL MOTION↗
Cytology is advanced by studying effects of deuterium environment
Research of deuterium effects on biological systems shows deuteriation is not incompatible with life. With the successful cultivation of deuteriated bacteria, work is now being done on extraction of deuterio-compounds from bacteria.
Bose, S.↗
Cosmic-ray production of deuterium and tritium in the earth's atmosphere.
Intensities of cosmic ray produced deuterium and tritium in atmosphere measured from high altitude balloons
RADIATION MEASUREMENT↗
Cosmic Ray Deuterium and Helium-3 of Secondary Origin and the Residual Modulation of Cosmic Rays
Deuterium and helium 3 produced by nuclear interactions of cosmic rays with interstellar gas
Lingenfelter, R. E.↗
Qualitative and quantitative analysis of mixtures of compounds containing both hydrogen and deuterium
Method allows qualitative and quantitative analysis of mixtures of partially deuterated compounds. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy determines location and amount of deuterium in organic compounds but not fully deuterated compounds. Mass spectroscopy can detect fully deuterated species but not the location.
Crespi, H. L.↗
Experimental observation of oscillations described by the continuity equations of slightly ionized deuterium, neon, and helium gas
Electron density oscillations in ionized neon, helium, and deuterium gases
Roth, J. R.↗
Infrared and Raman investigation of condensed phases of methylamine and its deuterium derivatives.
IR and Raman spectra of solid and matrix isolated methylamine and deuterium derivatives, locating amine twisting vibration in solid phase IR spectra
Baglin, F. G.↗
Deuterium in the upper atmospheres of Venus and earth.
Deuterium escape in Venus upper atmosphere to explain anomalous Lyman-alpha glow observed by Mariner 5
Donahue, T. M.↗
Experimental observation of continuity-equation oscillations in slightly ionized deuterium, neon and helium gas.
LF oscillations in electron number density of ionized deuterium, Ne and He identified from particle continuity equation
Roth, J. R.↗
Rate constant for deuterium atom recombination calculated by the orbiting resonance theory
Resonance theory for three body recombination kinetics for calculating recombination rate constant of deuterium atom
Bernstein, R. B.↗
(p, 2p) reactions at 600 MeV on deuterium and helium-4
Cross sections measured for symmetric /p, 2p/ reactions on deuterium and He, discussing nonsymmetric /p, 2p/ events in He
Boschitz, E. T.↗
Water, hydrogen, deuterium, carbon and C 13 content of selected lunar material
Apollo 11 lunar material water content and H and C isotope abundance, examining changes in deuterium and O by solar winds
Friedman, I.↗
Rate constant for deuterium atom recombination calculated by the orbiting resonance theory
Thermonuclear rate constant for deuterium atom recombination, using orbiting resonance theory
Bernstein, R. B.↗
Deuterium-helium 3 fusion power balance calculations
Deuterium helium-3 fusion power balance calculations with inclusion of variable cyclotron radiation parameter
Rayle, W. D.↗
Rate measurements for the reaction of hydrogen chloride and deuterium chloride with atomic oxygen
Mass-spectrometric stirred-reactor technique to measure rate of reaction of hydrogen chloride and deuterium chloride with atomic oxygen
Wong, E. L.↗
Field emission energy distributions of hydrogen and deuterium on the /100/ and /110/ planes of tungsten.
Total energy distributions of field emitted electrons from the tungsten (110) and (100) planes as a function of coverage by hydrogen and deuterium have been recorded utilizing a spherical deflection energy analyzer. The elastic tunneling resonance spectrum gives a plot of the 'local density of states' in the adsorbate. The inelastic tunneling spectrum reveals those discrete excitation energies available in the adsorbate-substrate complex. These spectroscopic data have been used to infer the chemical nature of the binding states which have been observed in the flash desorption spectrum of hydrogen from tungsten.
Plummer, E. W.↗