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Plasma oscillations at microwave frequencies in a static magnetic field

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Nelson, Donald John

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the electric field that the electron sees. The expansion of equation (1.Li9) is E=EE cos U)t[cos
Negative thermal expansion in AOMO₄ compounds

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Amos, Tammy G.

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Dissertation

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Negative Thermal Expansion in AOMO4 Compounds AN ABSTRACT OF
Vibrational relaxation phenomena in triatomic gases

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Montan, Donald Noel

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Dissertation

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OREGOI' STATE COLLEGE in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF
Theory of negative thermal expansion

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Tao, Ju Zhou

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Two framework oxide materials of the MO₃ network type have been synthesized and structurally characterized by synchrotron and X-ray powder diffraction and the Rietveld method in the temperature range 25~500 K. The results show one of them to be a low thermal expansion material. Theoretical studies of negative thermal expansion...

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Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry presented on 10, 2002. Title: Theory of Negative Thermal Expansion
Metabolism of pears in modified atmospheres

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Li, Pen Hsiang

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Dissertation

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a rapid stage of expansion. During the past 5 years, commercial controlled atmosphere storage
Development of a binary mixture gas composition instrument for use in a confined high temperature environment

Creator:

Cadell, Seth R.

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With recent advancements in material science, industrial operations are being conducted at higher and higher temperatures. This is apparent in the nuclear industry where a division of the field is working to develop the High Temperature Gas Reactor and the Very High Temperature Gas Reactor concurrently. Both of these facilities...

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Development of a Binary Mixture Gas Composition