Plastic yield behavior of glassy polymers
Plastic yield behavior of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate
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Plastic yield behavior of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate
Explosive hazards and yield predictions for liquid rocket propellants
GaAs photoemissive yield spectrum analysis, discussing transition energies and energy band structure models
Plastic deformation wave propagation and heat generated near yield point of annealed aluminum
Spectrum and yield of emitted electrons resulting from passage of heavy ions through metal films
Yield and combustion physics of liquid propellant explosions determined from analytic charts
Three energy dependent quantities examined for gases, describing relation between ionization yields, cross section and loss functions
Craze formation and shear yielding considered for glassy polymers in terms of stress field requirements
Technique for manufacture of graphite composites uses high-char-forming processable polyimide resin systems to produce the graphitic matrix. Only three cyclic steps are required to yield a 99.7 percent graphite product.
Prediction of yield and other characteristics of liquid propellant rocket explosions
Balanced stresses in post-yielded multimaterial structural joints
Relationship between preharvest yield indicators and film densities of aerial infrared film in microexperiments
Deuterium atom reaction with hydrogen molecule yielding HD and H using modulated crossed beams, plotting angular distributions and reaction velocities
Aerial IR film optical density related to preharvest crop yield indicators in micro experiments with remote sensors
Molar growth yields from chemostat cultures of Hydrogenomonas eutropha on succinate and on fumarate, noting equivalence to ATP via oxidation
Uniaxial yielding correlation with substructure in Al-stainless steel metal matrix composites, using compressive loading test
Experimental data indicate that optimum doping exists. Measured quantum yield curves indicate optimum overall response is obtained in GaAs emitters with doping in high 10 to the 18th power per cu cm range. Doping for optimum response is not necessarily in this range.
X ray energy measurements in 5g yields 4f pionic transitions of Th-232 and U-238