Research on cold cathodes Second quarterly report, 14 Aug. - 14 Nov. 1965
GaP/tungsten and GaP/platinum diode and tungsten/barium oxide phototube fabrication and testing in cold cathode study
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GaP/tungsten and GaP/platinum diode and tungsten/barium oxide phototube fabrication and testing in cold cathode study
Electrical measurements on GaP/Pd diodes and Pd/BaO and Ni/BaO photoelectric work functions in cold cathode study
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Phase identification and morphology studies of dispersion hardened tantalum base alloys for advanced space power uses