The laser generated plasma as a spectroscopic light source
Spectroscopic light source using laser generated plasma
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Spectroscopic light source using laser generated plasma
Venus upper atmosphere average rotational temperature determined from high dispersion spectroscopic observations of 7883 A carbon dioxide band
Ion-neutral coupling in plasma acceleration revealed by velocity disparities determined spectroscopically
Molecular I ground state dissociation energy value, proposing spectroscopic reassignment
Wall stabilized arc source for spectroscopic measurements of isothermal plasma at various pressures
Prism plus image amplifier panel provides visual image of many infrared spectral lines from carbon arc impregnated with metal compound. Different metal compounds generate various desired spectra. Panel also aligns and focuses simple spectroscopes for detecting spectral lines inside and outside visible region.
Spectroscopic analyses of interstellar matter
Spectroscopic reassignment and ground state dissociation energy of molecular iodine
Cylindrical reflector for resolving wide angle light beam from telescope into narrow beam for spectroscopic analysis
Face seal performance, mass spectroscopic test fluid study and supplementary test data for supersonic turbine engine mainshaft lubrication system
Spectroscopic diagnostics used for measurements of temperatures, particle densities, emission, and absorption coefficients of uranium arc plasma
Spectroscopic observations of planets showing absorption variations in NH3 and CH4 bands
High dispersion spectroscopic observations of Venus carbon dioxide bands for deriving rotational temperature
Ion-neutral coupling in plasma acceleration revealed by velocity disparities determined spectroscopically
Sco X-1 optical spectroscopic and photometric observations, noting H alpha and H ion emission lines pattern-continuum brightness relationship
Mars surface pressure and elevation differences determined by spectroscopic observation of carbon dioxide band
Spectroscopic search for water on Mars during 1963-1970, summarizing conclusions concerning quantity and variations with location, season and from year to year
Spectroscopic study of imploding shock waves in hemispherical chamber filled with O-H-He mixture at high pressure