Chromium and nickel powders made by reduction of their oxides with magnesium, lithium, or sodium vapors
Chromium and nickel powders from reduction of chromium and nickel oxides with magnesium, lithium, or sodium vapors
Arias, A.↗
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Sodium distribution in the upper atmosphere.
Sodium distribution in upper atmosphere investigated in terms of photoionization lifetime, eddy diffusion and scale height
Donaldson, J. S.↗
Spiral groove face seal concepts - comparison to conventional face contact seals in sealing liquid sodium /400 to 1000 deg F/.
Conventional face contact seal performance improved by incorporating spiral groove geometry, discussing liquid sodium containment
Allen, G. P.↗
A simple method for preparing ''sodium-free'' thermally grown silicon dioxide on silicon.
Sodium free thermally grown silicon dioxide on silicon for MOS process, noting surface charge density characteristics
Cocca, F.↗
Influence of pH, sodium and calcium ions on the D.C. resistance of black egg lecithin- cholesterol films.
PH effect with sodium and calcium ions on DC resistance of black egg lecithin-cholesterol films
Goldup, A.↗
Experiments with hydrodynamic journal bearings of various materials and designs in sodium at temperatures to 800 deg F.
Hydrodynamic journal bearings in liquid sodium, discussing stability characteristics of different geometries and wear at high temperatures
Anderson, W. J.↗
Optical constants of sodium chloride and potassium chloride in the far ultraviolet.
Sodium and potassium chloride single crystals refraction and absorption in far UV derived from reflectance spectra analysis
Roessler, D. M.↗
A rearrangement in the reaction of alpha alpha- dichloroacetophenone with sodium methoxide.
Rearrangement in reaction between alpha alpha- dichloroacetophenone and sodium methoxide, identifying phenylglyoxal dimethyl ketal as reaction product
Fridinger, T. L.↗
Adsorption of water on sodium chloride - The effect of prior exposure to hydrogen chloride, carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Water adsorption on cleaved sodium chloride crystals treated in advance with various chemicals, obtaining water isotherms
Lad, R. A.↗
Separation of traces of metal ions from sodium matrices
Method for isolating metal ion traces from sodium matrices consists of two extractions and an ion exchange step. Extraction is accomplished by using 2-thenoyltrifluoracetone and dithizone followed by cation exchange.
Korkisch, J.↗
Cb-1zr Pumped Sodium Loop
Cb-1Zr pumped sodium loop tests to evaluate loop components, EM pump, pressure transducers, and instrumentation techniques
Hoffman, E. E.↗
Evaluation of the results of a round robin analysis for oxygen in potassium and sodium
Evaluation of various laboratory determination of oxygen in potassium and sodium
Barrett, C. A.↗
Properties of ethylene-methacrylic acid copolymers and their sodium salts - Mechanical relaxations
Mechanical relaxation of ethylene-methacrylic acid copolymers and their sodium salts
Mac Knight, W. J.↗
Performance and cavitation damage of an axial-flow pump in 1500 deg F /1089 K/ liquid sodium
Performance and cavitation damage to axial flow pump rotor blades in high temperature liquid sodium
Cunnan, W. S.↗
Performance and evaluation of two liquid-metal pumps for sodium-potassium service
Performance tests on liquid metal pumps for sodium potassium loops
Gorland, S. H.↗
Effect of temperature and pressure on cavitation damage to a cobalt base alloy in sodium
Effect of temperature and pressure on cavitation damage to cobalt base alloy in sodium
Johnston, J. R.↗
Test of sodium boiling in a single tube-in- shell heat exchanger over the range 1720 deg to 1980 deg F /1211 to 1355 K/
Sodium was boiled in a vertical, 1/2-inch (1.27-cm) inside diameter by 4-fOOt (1.22-m) long tube. The columbium alloy boiler operated at flow rates of 75 to 380 lbm/hr (9.4 to 48 g/sec) and up to 0.93 quality. Boiling performance depended on whether the inlet flow was two-phase or liquid. Two-phase momentum pressure drops were 1(1/2) times frictional drops. Qualities over 0.9 were obtained at some critical (burnout) boiling conditions. Liquid superheats up to 250° F (139 K) existed before initiation of boiling.
James P. Lewis↗
Optical phonons in mixed sodium potassium tantalates
Temperature effects on lattice spectra of mixed sodium potassium tantalate crystals
Davis, T. G.↗