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Creator:: Cantaloub, Michael G.
Abstract:: A method is described for determining the partition coefficient, K, for radon gas distributed between an aqueous phase and an organic solvent. The method uses sequential extractions of radon into equal volume aliquots of organic solvent. The radon-laden organic liquid is then counted on a liquid scintillation analyzer with alpha-beta...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . ©Copyright by Michael G. Cantaloub Dec 7, 2000 All Rights Reserved Aqueous-Organic Partition Coefficients

Creator:: Grecco, Michael G.
Abstract:: The dynamic response of an offshore structure to measured and simulated stochastic wave forces is investigated. The theoretical nondeterministic analysis is performed in the frequency domain for a two-dimensional model. The ocean wave system is assumed to be a zero mean, stationary, ergodic Gaussian process described by a one-dimensional wave...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: and simulated stochastic wave forces AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Michael G. Grecco for the degree

Creator:: O'Rand, Michael G.
Abstract:: Morphological changes which occur during tentacle formation have been described in the colonial athecate hydroid Cordylophora lacustris. These changes involve an outpocketing of mesoglea into a finger-like extension of the hydranth. Gastrodermal cells line the inside of this extension of mesoglea while ectodermal cells cover the outside. Electron micrographs reveal...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Cordylophora lacustris AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Michael Gene O'Rand for the Master of Science (Name

Creator:: Johnson, Michael G.
Abstract:: An infiltration capacity and surface erodibility study was conducted six years after forest harvesting in the Oregon Cascades. A portable rainfall simulator was utilized to obtain field measurements on the Coyote Creek and Hi-15 Watersheds during summer and fall, 1977. Seasonal variations were found to occur in infiltration capacities and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

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