Robert Berman、Jon Brock1965-12-14Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Abstract The thermal conductivities of eight lithium fluoride crystals with 6Li contents ranging from 0-01 to 90 % have been measured between 1 and 300 °K. We can explain the low-temperature results very satisfactorily by Callaway’s relaxation-time theory. The calculated phonon scattering by isotopes has been used thr…
Thermal properties of materialsComposite Material MechanicsThermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies
C. M. Bhandari、G. S. Verma1965-12-13Physical Review
The lattice thermal conductivity of GaAs and InSb has been calculated in the temperature range 2-300\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{}K taking into consideration the details of phonon dispersion relations resulting in the separate contributions of the longitudinal and transverse phonons. This analysis gives a much be…
Advanced Thermoelectric Materials and DevicesThermal properties of materialsThermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies
R. C. Mikkelson、H. J. Stapleton1965-12-13Physical Review
We have measured the temperature dependence and the angular anisotropy of the spin-lattice relaxation rate $\frac{1}{{T}_{1}}$ of cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, samarium, terbium, and erbium in single crystals of anhydrous lanthanum trichloride. The experiments were performed at $X$-band frequencies using pulse-satu…
Lanthanide and Transition Metal ComplexesQuantum optics and atomic interactionsSolid-state spectroscopy and crystallography
J. F. Goff、N. Pearlman1965-12-13Physical Review
The thermal resistivity $w$ contributed to Ge at low temperatures by electrically active impurities has been investigated by measurements on a series of single crystals ($n$-type) between 1.3 and 150\ifmmode^\circ\else\textdegree\fi{}K. By comparing compensated [(Sb+Ga)-doped] with noncompensated (Sb- or As-doped) sam…
Advanced Thermoelectric Materials and DevicesThermal properties of materialsSemiconductor materials and interfaces
J. Ranninger1965-12-13Physical Review
The lattice thermal conductivity for monatomic crystals is discussed for high temperatures, above and around the Debye temperature. While this problem cannot be treated in a suitable way by conventional methods for calculating transport coefficients, it represents an excellent example of the use of correlation-functio…
Advanced Thermoelectric Materials and DevicesThermal properties of materialsThermal Expansion and Ionic Conductivity
J. I. Pánkové1965-12-13Physical Review
The exponential absorption edge of GaAs may be interpreted as reflecting the presence of tails of states extending both intrinsic bands into the energy gap. The distribution of these tail states seems exponential, varying with energy as $\mathrm{exp}(\frac{E}{{E}_{0}})$ where ${E}_{0}$ increases with doping. ${E}_{0}$…
Semiconductor Quantum Structures and DevicesZnO doping and propertiesSemiconductor materials and interfaces
Erich Thilo1965-12-07Angewandte Chemie
Abstract Nachdem es feststand, daß es drei Typen kondensierter anorganischer Phosphate — Metaphosphate, Polyphosphate und vernetzte Phosphate — gibt, wurde versucht, ihre Bildungswege und gegenseitigen Beziehungen aufzuklären und ihre bemerkenswerten Eigenschaften verständlich zu machen. — Meta‐ und Polyphosphate mit…
biodegradable polymer synthesis and propertiesChemical Synthesis and Characterization
Alfred Weissler、Israel Pecht、Michael Anbar1965-12-03Science
Molecular fragmentation of organic liquids was produced by cavitation due to ultrasound waves, even in the absence of water. The sonolysis of acetonitrile under argon yielded N(2), CH(4), and H(2); but under oxygen the products were N(2), CO, CO(2), and H(2)O. Pure nonaqueous carbon tetrachloride also underwent sonoly…
Ultrasound and Cavitation Phenomena
Hidehiko Mitsui1965-12-01Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology
The distribution of fission fragments recoiled from a thick layer of uranium oxide into aluminum was measured with the application of an anodizing technique to strip layers from aluminum. Details of the procedure are described. The distribution thus determined gave the recoil ranges of the fission fragments: They were…
Fusion materials and technologiesNuclear reactor physics and engineeringNuclear Materials and Properties
Heinz Linhart1965-12-01Textile Research Journal
The coefticient K (Huberty) has been introduced to obtain a characterization of the irregularity of yarns, which depends only on the structure of the distribution of the fiber endpoints along the axis of the yarn and not on the length L and cross section Q of the fibers, and also not on the expected number of fiher en…
Textile materials and evaluationsIndustrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
George W. Taylor1965-12-01IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers
Some ferroelectric materials exhibit a transition from stable to unstable partial switching at a critical pulsewidth t*. Schemes are proposed for utilizing this t* effect for coincident and successive addressing of a matrix memory, for a nondestructive readout from a matrix and for the simplification of a ferroelectri…
Acoustic Wave Resonator TechnologiesSolid-state spectroscopy and crystallographyOptical and Acousto-Optic Technologies
W. T. Ogier、Darwin V. Ellis1965-12-01Journal of Applied Physics
Thick target x-ray photoelectric yield formulas are derived assuming a simple range for photoelectrons in the target. The predictions are compared with available experimental results for Cu Kα x rays impinging on Al, Cr, and Sn targets at an angle of 70°. Agreement is within a factor of 2 for Al and within 10% for Cr…
Advancements in Photolithography TechniquesX-ray Spectroscopy and Fluorescence AnalysisElectron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques
R. M. Shemenski、F. H. Beck、Mars G. Fontana1965-12-01Journal of Applied Physics
The dissolution kinetics of iron filamentary single crystals in dilute acidic environments were shown to obey the topographical theorems proposed by Frank to describe etch-rate anisotropy. Successive dissolution profiles of iron whiskers were observed in situ. by using time-lapse motion picture photomicroscopy. Reluct…
Solidification and crystal growth phenomenaMetallurgical Processes and ThermodynamicsCrystallization and Solubility Studies
J.B. Shukla、Rajesh Prasad1965-12-01Journal of Basic Engineering
This paper gives an analytical investigation of the hydromagnetic theory for squeeze films between two conducting surfaces. It is shown that increase in load capacity, pressure, and time of approach are possible by increasing either the strength of the magnetic field, or conductivities of the surfaces, or both.
Tribology and Lubrication EngineeringMagnetic Properties and ApplicationsMagnetic Bearings and Levitation Dynamics
Hans H. Baer、Werner Rank1965-12-01Canadian Journal of Chemistry
Methyl 6-deoxy-6-nitro-D-glucopyranoside and methyl 6-deoxy-6-nitro-L-idopyranoside under mild alkaline conditions undergo fission of the pyranoside ring followed by loss of the aglycon and cyclization of the resulting nitro sugars to a mixture of scyllo and myo-1 deoxynitroinositols. A mechanism for the alkaline glyc…
Carbohydrate Chemistry and SynthesisEnzyme Structure and FunctionDiet, Metabolism, and Disease
Bernard Goldstein1965-12-01Journal of Applied Physics
The energy required to form one hole-electron pair in gallium phosphide has been measured to be 7.8±0.8 eV/pair. The experimental method consisted of determining the charge produced and collected when α particles of known energy bombarded a surface barrier which had been formed by evaporating a thin layer of gold onto…
Silicon and Solar Cell TechnologiesElectron and X-Ray Spectroscopy TechniquesIon-surface interactions and analysis
E.H. Greener、Frank J. Barone、W. M. Hirthe1965-12-01Journal of the American Ceramic Society
The electrical conductivity of both single‐crystal and sintered near‐stoichiometric rutile was investigated over the range 600° to 1400°C and the oxygen pressure range 0.005 to 1.0 atm. Above 1200°C, the conductivity of single‐crystal and sintered rutile obeys the relation σ∼ P o 2 −1/4 . This can be explained on the…
Advancements in Solid Oxide Fuel CellsMetallurgical Processes and ThermodynamicsElectronic and Structural Properties of Oxides
G. W. Brindley1965-12-01Clay Minerals
Abstract Basal spacing data for neutral amine complexes with montmorillonite and vermiculite are explained on the basis of two layers of fully extended amine molecules inclined at about 65° to (001) with the NH 2 groups closely associated with pairs of silicate oxygen atoms. The molecular orientation is shown to be fa…
Concrete and Cement Materials ResearchZeolite Catalysis and SynthesisClay minerals and soil interactions
A. M. Stoneham1965-12-01Proceedings of the Physical Society
A unified treatment of phonon bottleneck theory is given, using a thermodynamic method which includes both the direct and Orbach processes. The key parameter is the phonon relaxation time, which is calculated in a variety of cases, including several in which it is determined by magnetic impurities. The theory is exten…
High-pressure geophysics and materialsMagnetic and transport properties of perovskites and related materialsMagnetic Properties of Alloys
R. A. Hartunian、W. Paul Thompson、S. A. Safron1965-12-01The Journal of Chemical Physics
Measurements have been made of the heat-transfer rate to the stagnation point of catalytic spheres and cylinders placed in the slow flow of dissociated oxygen produced in a glow-discharge tube. The use of a rapid-response thin-film heat-transfer gauge permitted operation in a transient mode; that is, a step function o…
Catalytic Processes in Materials ScienceCatalysis and Oxidation ReactionsElectrohydrodynamics and Fluid Dynamics