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Filtering by: Creator Rothery, P. Remove constraint Creator: Rothery, P. Decade 1960-1969 Remove constraint Decade: 1960-1969 Rights Statement Copyright Not Evaluated Remove constraint Rights Statement: Copyright Not Evaluated

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Properties of flash-evaporated gallium arsenide and gallium phosphide epitaxial films

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Matsuo, Samuel Seiji

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The properties of flash- evaporated films of GaAs and GaP were studied in this investigation. Films were grown at various substrate temperatures, source temperatures, source-to-substrate distances and rates of deposition and were evaluated as to their structural, optical and electric properties. It was found that substrate temperature was the major...

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, additional doping was incorporated in the evaporant. Tin was added to n -type wafers and zinc to p -type
The phase diagram of zirconium and chromium with special reference to the transformation in the intermetalic compound ZrCr₂

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Shen, Yuan-shou

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The zirconium-chromium phase diagram was investigated in the region between 40% and 85% chromium. The ZrCr₂ intermetallic compound which has been the source of some controversy was especially considered. It was found that ZrCr₂ transforms from the low temperature C-15 (MgCu₂, FCC) structure to the high temperature C-14 (MgZn₂, HCP)...

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Alloys" (22, p. 573). 5 1800 1600 U 1400 1200 0 a) 1000 H 800 ß 0 Zr L
Effects of selected minor alloying additions on the structure deformation characteristics of beryllium

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Dooley, George Joseph, III

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Solid solution alloying was employed in an attempt to produce some relatively ductile form of beryllium. If the c/a ratio could be significantly altered, it was felt new or different slip systems could be activated. The following elements were selected on the basis of atomic size, melting point, crystal structure...

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alloying beryllium with copper, nickel, gold, iron, and aluminum (61, p. 9). Of these alloys, beryllium
Clark County history ; v. 8 (1967)

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Fort Vancouver Historical Society

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Gerald W. Williams Collection

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Historical Society, P. 0. Box 1834, Vancouver, Washington 98663. Price $2.00. ROY F. JONES, Editor lir 1805

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Mechanical, Industrial, and Nuclear Engineering2
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Looney, James C.1
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Paasche, O. G.1

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Oregon State University. Graduate School3

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Beryllium -- Analysis1
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Chromium1
Clark County (Wash.) -- History -- Periodicals1
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