CMF-13 research on carbon and graphite Summary progress report, 1 May - 31 Jul. 1968
Physical and mechanical properties of experimental carbons and graphites based on X ray diffraction, electron, and optical microscopy
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Physical and mechanical properties of experimental carbons and graphites based on X ray diffraction, electron, and optical microscopy
Temperature controller for establishing sample temperature as time function or other variable for use in low energy electron diffraction /LEED/ experiments
Particle densities, elastic and inelastic scattering, electron diffraction patterns, and adsorbate influence on surface structure and work function changes on crystalline surfaces
Low energy electron diffraction study of adhesion of various materials to nickel surface
Adhesion of gold on copper planes studied with low energy electron diffraction
Superconductivity of electron beam evaporated tungsten films by X ray and electron diffraction techniques, discussing temperature dependence of energy gap
Thermal faceting of tungsten single crystal surfaces in oxygen, using vibrating-capacitor work function probe with low energy electron diffraction
Low energy electron diffraction oxygen adsorption kinetics on planes of tungsten at coverages below monolayer and work function measurements
Quartz fiber adhesion to Re measured in LEED /low energy electron diffraction/ apparatus for clean and O layer surfaces, noting brittle fracture
Electron diffraction in scattering of rare gases from vacuum-deposited silver crystals
Cu, W and oxidized W adhesion to Ni surface, examining before and after adhesion contact with low energy electron diffraction
High temperature heat treatment effects on Mo, W, Ta and Re crystal surface order and faceting observed by electron diffraction, noting contamination role
Low energy electron diffraction structures due to Re crystal surface interaction with CO and molecular oxygen at high temperatures
Fcc metals surface changes following adhesion using low energy electron diffraction /LEED/, relating intersurface metal transfer to applied adhesive force
Low energy electron diffraction pattern from surface steps and facets resulting from recrystallization of Re single crystal
RF-sputtered CdS thin films structural and electrical characteristics from X ray diffractometer tracings, reflection electron diffraction and X ray double crystal spectrometry
Hydrogen adsorption and coadsorption with oxygen on W single crystal surface measured by mass spectroscopy and low energy electron diffraction method
Auger emission spectroscopy, low energy electron diffraction, sputtering studies, and adhesion and friction experiments on single crystals of Cu-Sn, Cu-Al, and Fe-Al alloys