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Grain Size in Cast Gold Alloys

John P. Nielsen、Joseph J. Tuccillo1966-05-01Journal of Dental Research

SYNOPSIS IN INTERLINGUA MAGNITUDE GRANULAR IN FUNDITE ALLICATOS DE AURO.—Le resistentia a traction e le elongamento de auros dental es augmentate quando le magnitude granular es raffinate. Le technica pro le raffinamento del grano in metallos fundite require le regulation del rapiditate con que nucleos de solidificati…

Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of SteelsAluminum Alloy Microstructure PropertiesMetallurgy and Material Science

The nature of dislocation loops in quenched aluminium

M. H. Loretto、L. M. Clarebrough、P. Humble1966-05-01Philosophical magazine

It is shown by contrast experiments that more than 95% of the dislocation loops observed in quenched aluminium (99·995% Al) have a Burgers vector 1/3<111> rather than 1/2<110>. This finding is confirmed by annealing experiments. The observation of large, faulted loops of dislocation in zonerefined aluminium (99·9999%…

Microstructure and mechanical propertiesAluminum Alloy Microstructure PropertiesNon-Destructive Testing Techniques

Viscoelastic Behavior of Open Cell Foams

A. N. Gent、K. C. Rusch1966-05-01Rubber Chemistry and Technology

Abstract Open-cell foams show abnormally large mechanical damping due to the energy dissipated in forcing air in and out of the foam during a deformation cycle. This pneumatic damping has recently been treated theoretically and experimentally. The dependence upon the test-piece dimensions, the frequency of deformation…

Lattice Boltzmann Simulation StudiesPickering emulsions and particle stabilizationHeat and Mass Transfer in Porous Media

The mechanism of hydrogenation of coal to methane

JD Blackwood、DJ McCarthy1966-05-01Australian Journal of Chemistry

It has been shown that the overall kinetics of hydrogenation of coal can be explained on the basis of a two-stage reaction mechanism. The first stage involves the very rapid reaction of hydrogen with groupings in the coal which are associated with oxygen, and can be considered to be instantaneous in practical systems.…

Fiber-reinforced polymer compositesGraphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies

The Crystal Structure of Ammonium Hexabromoantimonate, (NH4)4SbIIISbVBr12

Stephen L. Lawton、Robert A. Jacobson1966-05-01Inorganic Chemistry

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTThe Crystal Structure of Ammonium Hexabromoantimonate, (NH4)4SbIIISbVBr12Stephen L. Lawton and Robert A. JacobsonCite this: Inorg. Chem. 1966, 5, 5, 743–749Publication Date (Print):May 1, 1966Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 1 May 1966https://p…

Luminescence Properties of Advanced MaterialsCrystal Structures and PropertiesSolid-state spectroscopy and crystallography

Further refinements of some rigid boron compounds

G. S. Pawley1966-05-01Acta Crystallographica

A number of suitable rigid-molecule structures of boron compounds have been refined primarily to test a method of constraining the anisotropic temperature factors to agree with rigid motion. The structures reported have a wide range of success and should serve as a basis for comparing later work. In addition to giving…

Boron and Carbon Nanomaterials ResearchOrganoboron and organosilicon chemistryBoron Compounds in Chemistry

A Soil Beidellite

G. J. Ross、M. M. Mortland1966-05-01Soil Science Society of America Journal

Abstract X‐ray diffraction analysis of the &lt; 2 µ fraction of the main horizons of a Deer Park sand, a Podzol soil in northern Michigan, shows that montmorillonite is the dominant layer silicate in the A2 horizon of this soil. This montmorillonite appears to have weathered from illite and mica and chlorite interstra…

Concrete and Cement Materials ResearchClay minerals and soil interactionsIron oxide chemistry and applications

Self-Consistent Perturbation Theory. I. General Formulation and Some Applications

Geerd H. F. Diercksen、R. McWeeny1966-05-01The Journal of Chemical Physics

The self-consistent perturbation theory developed in an earlier paper is formulated more explicitly and applied to various types of perturbation: (i) one-element change of the one-electron Hamiltonian matrix (i.e., of Coulomb or resonance integral), (ii) uniform electric field, (iii) point charge near the system. The…

Advanced Chemical Physics StudiesMagnetism in coordination complexesNonlinear Optical Materials Research

Cotton Fiber Structure and Physical Properties Altered by Environment

James N. Grant、Rollin S. Orr、Robert D. Powell1966-05-01Textile Research Journal

By varying light and temperature, differences in diurnal ring structure were produced in cotton fibers from inbred lines of Deltapine 14 and Rex 25C belonging to the species Gossypium hirsutum. The relationships of the secondary wall structure to physical and chemical properties were then investigated. When fibers wer…

Textile materials and evaluationsResearch in Cotton Cultivation

Mechanical Fatigue Limit for Rubber

G. J. Lake、P. B. Lindley1966-05-01Rubber Chemistry and Technology

Abstract Investigations of the dynamic cut growth behavior of vulcanized rubbers indicate that there is a minimum tearing energy at which mechanical rupture of chains occurs. The limiting value is characteristic of each vulcanizate, but is in the region of 0.05 kg/cm. The mechanical fatigue limit, below which the numb…

Polymer crystallization and propertiesPolymer Nanocomposites and PropertiesForce Microscopy Techniques and Applications

The Six Trimethoxyphenylisopropylamines (Trimethoxyamphetamines)

Alexander T. Shulgin1966-05-01Journal of Medicinal Chemistry

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTThe Six Trimethoxyphenylisopropylamines (Trimethoxyamphetamines)Alexander T. ShulginCite this: J. Med. Chem. 1966, 9, 3, 445–446Publication Date (Print):May 1, 1966Publication History Published online1 May 2002Published inissue 1 May 1966https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jm00…

Chemical Synthesis and ReactionsSynthesis and properties of polymersSynthesis and Biological Evaluation

Bubble growth by dissolution: Influence of contact angle

W. M. Buehl、J. W. Westwater1966-05-01AIChE Journal

Abstract The rate of growth of bubbles forming on a wall from a liquid initially uniformly supersaturated with a dissolved gas was investigated. Attention was directed to the effect of the contact angle. Theoretical predictions for the growth rate of a spherical bubble tangent to a wall were carried out with a digital…

Surface Modification and SuperhydrophobicityFluid Dynamics and MixingMinerals Flotation and Separation Techniques

Infrared Absorption Spectra of Inorganic Solids. IV. Hexafluorosilicates. Raman Spectra of Aqueous SiF62-

R. B. Badachhape、G. Hunter、Lawrence D. McCory 等 4 位作者1966-05-01Inorganic Chemistry

ADVERTISEMENT RETURN TO ISSUEPREVArticleNEXTInfrared Absorption Spectra of Inorganic Solids. IV. Hexafluorosilicates. Raman Spectra of Aqueous SiF62-R. B. Badachhape, G. Hunter, L. D. McCory, and J. L. MargraveCite this: Inorg. Chem. 1966, 5, 5, 929–931Publication Date (Print):May 1, 1966Publication History Published…

Zeolite Catalysis and SynthesisGlass properties and applicationsThermal and Kinetic Analysis

Preparation and Faraday Rotation of Divalent Europium Glasses

M. W. Shafer、J. C. Suits1966-05-01Journal of the American Ceramic Society

A large glass‐forming region was discovered in the system EUO–Al 2 O 3 –B 2 O 3 and chemically stable glasses of good optical quality were produced. The concentration range extends from about 3 to 43 mole % EuO. Room‐temperature Verdet constants as large as –2.55 min/oe‐cm were measured on a glass containing 30.5 mole…

Glass properties and applicationsQuantum optics and atomic interactionsMagneto-Optical Properties and Applications

Relation between Abrasion and Strength of Rubber

K. A. Grosch、A. Schallamach1966-05-01Rubber Chemistry and Technology

Abstract The temperature dependence of abrasion of various gum and black-filled rubbers on silicon carbide paper is closely similar to the temperature dependence of their energy density at break determined at a high rate of extension. The conclusion is drawn that this type of abrasion is predominantly due to tensile f…

Polymer Nanocomposites and PropertiesForce Microscopy Techniques and ApplicationsLubricants and Their Additives

Reactions of Surfactants with Montmorillonite: Adsorption Mechanisms

J. P. Law、G. W. Kunze1966-05-01Soil Science Society of America Journal

Abstract Four clays were treated with each of eight surfactants at three treatment rates. Volclay and the clay fraction from two montmorillonitic soils were treated with 100, 50, and 10 mmol /100 g.; and kaolinite was treated with 10, 5, and 1 mmol /100g. Adsorption was measured quantitatively by the thermogravimetric…

Adsorption and biosorption for pollutant removalClay minerals and soil interactionsIron oxide chemistry and applications

Permeability of Zirconia, Hafnia, and Thoria to Oxygen

A. W. Smith、F. W. MESZAROS、C. D. Amata1966-05-01Journal of the American Ceramic Society

The permeability to oxygen of 4 wt% lime‐stabilized zirconia and hafnia and of pure thoria was determined between 1100° and 2050°C. The permeability constant (permeability multiplied by the thickness) at 25 torr oxygen pressure is given by: image A 1/4‐power oxygen pressure dependence of the permeability was found for…

Catalytic Processes in Materials ScienceAdvancements in Solid Oxide Fuel CellsNuclear Materials and Properties

Polymorphism of LiMO2 Compounds and High-Pressure Single-Crystal Synthesis of LiBO2

M. Marezio、J. P. Remeika1966-05-01The Journal of Chemical Physics

Single crystals of γ-LiBO2, which is the phase stable at high (P, T), have been grown at 15 kbar and at 950°C by using a flux technique. The crystals were retained metastably by quenching to room pressure and temperature. γ-LiBO2 is tetragonal with four molecules per unit cell (a=4.1961±0.0004, c=6.5112±0.0007 Å), Spa…

Luminescence Properties of Advanced MaterialsMicrowave Dielectric Ceramics SynthesisGa2O3 and related materials

THE MICROCRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE OF CELLULOSE IN CELL WALLS OF COTTON, RAMIE, AND JUTE FIBERS AS REVEALED BY NEGATIVE STAINING OF SECTIONS

A. N. J. Heyn1966-05-01The Journal of Cell Biology

With a new technique of negative staining of sections, it has been possible to observe directly, in ultrathin sections under the electron microscope, the original microcrystalline and microfibrillar structure of cellulose as it occurs in living cells. This method has advantages over the study of isolated fibers used s…

Advanced Cellulose Research Studies

Two-State Model for the Free Volume of Vitreous B2O3

Pedro B. Macedo、W. Capps、T. A. Litovitz1966-05-01The Journal of Chemical Physics

New data on the density of B2O3 from 25° to 230°C are given. A two-state equation of state for the volume is presented which fits the volume data from 350° to 1400°C. A specific structure for the two states is suggested and shown to be consistent with Raman data. Below 350°C and at high pressures the data indicated th…

Material Dynamics and PropertiesGlass properties and applicationsThermal and Kinetic Analysis