Vacuum Ultraviolet Absorption Spectra of Oxygen in Liquid and Crystalline Argon and Nitrogen
Ultraviolet absorption spectra of oxygen in liquid and crystalline argon and nitrogen
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Ultraviolet absorption spectra of oxygen in liquid and crystalline argon and nitrogen
Purification of argon for environmental chambers and glove boxes
Ionization of argon in upper atmosphere
Distribution of helium, nitrogen, and argon in earth atmosphere to 430 kilometers
Induced infrared absorption of dilute solutions of hydrogen and deuterium in liquid argon
One-dimensional isentropic flow variables of partially ionized argon - tables and data analysis
Friction and wear of low melting gallium alloys on stainless steel and nickel in argon and vacuum environment
Hydrodynamic variables in primary and reflected argon and nitrogen shock waves
Measuring nonequilibrium ionization and its effects in alkali metal, sodium potassium, and seeded argon plasma
Ion-beam excitation effects on single charge transfer between argon and nitrogen
Current-voltage characteristics in supersonic MHD GENERATOR with arc-heated argon plasma indicate two modes of discharge
Magnetic field effects on conduction heat transfer at stagnation point of partially ionized argon gas
Ionization cross sections determined for resonance charge exchanges in nitrogen and argon - plasma physics
Radiative emission of shock heated argon plasma causing decrease in degree of ionization
Electronic relaxation of shock heated nonequilibrium argon plasma flow behind incident and bow shock waves
Mixing of subsonic argon arc jet with coaxial flow of cold helium in duct studied by schlieren photography, calorimetry, and sampling probe
Atmospheric argon effect on hypersonic stagnation point convective heat transfer, using arc-heated shock tube simulating flight velocities up to 34,000 fps