Mechanisms of recovery of radiation damaged silicate-treated zinc oxide thermal control coatings
Mechanisms of recovery of radiation damaged silicate treated zinc oxide thermal control coatings
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Mechanisms of recovery of radiation damaged silicate treated zinc oxide thermal control coatings
Radiation effects on electrical properties of both aluminum and lithium doped bulk silicon
Vacuum UV flash photolysis of carbon suboxide, noting pressure dependent reaction rates of carbon atoms with various gases
Deuterium Lyman alpha line profiles generated from microwave powered lamp for experimental testing of two layer model characterizing emission line profiles
Ketene and diazomethane flash photolytic measurement of reaction rates of singlet-triplet methylene deactivation
Ultrasonic absorption in gaseous molecular relaxation processes, considering error due to neglecting thermal conductivity effect on frequency dependence
Development of ultraviolet resonance lamp with improved transmission of radiation
Flow-induced vibration of bellows with internal cryogenic fluid flows
Surface damage to optically nonlinear crystals by Q switched lasers
Instrumentation and development techniques for low velocity gas flow measurement
Co-60 gamma radiation and isochronal annealing temperature effects on minority carrier lifetime of Al and Li doped bulk silicon
Effects of ultraviolet radiation on infrared damage rate of thermal control coating
Ultrasonic absorption in hydrogen sulfide, measuring vibrational and rotational relaxation times as function of temperature
North American feldspathoidal and silica unsaturated rocks progression in space and time
Vibrational and rotational relaxation in sulfur dioxide, measuring relaxation time as function of temperature by ultrasonic absorption
Flash photolysis produced methyl and methylene radical transitions maximum extinction coefficients and oscillator strength in vacuum UV
Variable abyssal basalt populations, considering chemical analyses variations for ridges as function of ocean floor spreading rate
Absorption spectra enhancement by organic dye laser quenching, considering applications for absorbing species spectroscopic detection