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News from the vacuum societiesMr Walter, N.A. et al. | 1972
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10. Deceleration of lithium ions in silver| 1972
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2. Carbon desorption from TaC according to spectra of characteristic energy losses of electrons at different scattering angles| 1972
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5. Electrically active, thermally stimulated desorption from thin CdS and GaAs single crystals| 1972
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3. Electron states of adsorbed atoms of caesium, lithium and barium on (110) tungsten face| 1972
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6. Structure of the silicon surface film after diffusion of oxygen| 1972
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8. Field ion microscopical investigation of lattice defects in tungsten irradiated with high-energy electrons| 1972
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9. Characteristics energy losses of electrons in Ni and NiO| 1972
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1. Condensation coefficients of argon, krypton, xenon, and carbon dioxide measured with a quartz crystal microbalance| 1972
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4. Intensity of scattered beams in the diffraction of slow electrons on the (110) face of tungsten covered with sodium| 1972
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7. Surface self-diffusion of tungsten in strong electric fields| 1972
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14. Adsorption and desorption of ytterbium on carbidized tungsten| 1972
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12. Evaporation of tungsten in strong electric field stimulated by nitrogen adsorption| 1972
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13. Investigation of cerium adsorption on single crystal tungsten in a field-emission electron microscope| 1972
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19. Auger electron spectrum of osmium in the energy range to 300 eV| 1972
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11. Joint adsorption of hydrogen and carbon monoxide on tungsten| 1972
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16. Surface self-diffusion of niobium in electric field| 1972
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18. Structure of antimony films on the (110) tungsten face| 1972
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17. Decrease of carbon concentration in surface layers of Mo2C and W2C| 1972
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15. Desorption of ytterbium and neodymium from tungsten by electric field| 1972
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20. Influence of oxygen on electrophysical properties of silicon carbide| 1972
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27. Method for evaluation of activation energy of desorption by means of desorption by slow electrons| 1972
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21. Influence of cadmium vapour pressure on the electrical conductivity of cadmium telluride crystals at high temperature.| 1972
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28. Influence of gases on the thermal emission of plastically deformed metals| 1972
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30. Mutual interaction of zirconium adatoms on the tungsten (112) face and its neighbourhood| 1972
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23. Oxidation and regeneration of atomically clean germanium surface| 1972
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29. Oxygen adsorption on (100) tungsten face| 1972
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24. Changes in adsorption equilibrium on surface of cadmium sulphide due to action of light pulse| 1972
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25. Interference method of measurement of ion-implanted effective thickness| 1972
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26. Investigation of kinetics of oxygen interaction with tungsten using the method of desorption by slow electrons| 1972
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22. Influence of carbon monoxide on the surface conductivity of germanium| 1972
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33. Investigation of some properties of the system lanthanum-tungstem by the method of field-emission electron microscope| 1972
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35. Mechanism of action of additional silver on the properties of AgOCs cathode| 1972
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37. On secondary electron emission efficiency of gallium phosphide crystals with reduced electron affinity| 1972
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31. Investigation of gaseous impurities in volume, surface layer and on the surface of solid materials with the aid of laser mass spectrometer| 1972
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39. Investigation of the composition of an oxide coating by the method of radioactive tracers| 1972
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40. Influence of electric field and thermionic current on the evaporation of components and work function of barium oxide| 1972
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38. Calculation of the coefficient of secondary electron emission of anthracene| 1972
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32. Determination of impurities and defects in crystals by charged particle channelling| 1972
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34. Generation and quenching of structural defects in Ge and Si on ion bombardment| 1972
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36. Some reversible changes in the secondary emission properties of pressed cathodes| 1972
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53. Surface potential of magnesium fluoride films during Malter emission| 1972
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45. Thermionic emission and emission of ions of alkali metals from (111) face of silicon single crystal| 1972
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49. Discharge current in cylindrical gaseous magnetron| 1972
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52. Electron-microscopic investigation of pressed thermionic emitters based on barium scandates| 1972
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41. Influence of current withdrawal on activation processes and oxygen evaporation from oxide cathodes| 1972
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46. Anisotropy of angular distribution of ion-electron emission from single crystal niobium| 1972
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50. Inelastic scattering of electrons and secondary electron emission of dielectrics| 1972
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42. Some notes on problem of electron emission from solid surfaces| 1972
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51. Secondary electron resonance discharge in a three-electrode system| 1972
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54. Emission of oxide cathodes in a strong longitudinal magnetic field| 1972
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43. Velocity distribution of electrons emitted by AlAl2O3Al structures| 1972
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48. Energy dependence of ion-electron emission of crystals| 1972
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47. Temperature dependences of secondary ion-electron emission from Au and Cu single crystals on bombardment with argon ions| 1972
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44. Investigation of field emission of CdP2| 1972
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55. Influence of incidence angle of primary electrons on the secondary electron emission of pyrolytic graphite and condensed carbon film| 1972
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57. Secondary electron emission of tungsten and molybdenum single crystals| 1972
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59. Investigation of photoelectron emission in vacuum ultraviolet region| 1972
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64. On the problem of emission uniformity of an oxide cathode in a longitudinal magnetic field| 1972
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60. Energy distribution of photoelectrons and quantum yield of the external photoeffect of barium and terbium films with different thicknesses| 1972
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63. Integral and spike emissions excited by laser radiation| 1972
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67. Comparison of some secondary emission characteristics of single crystals and polycrystals| 1972
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56. Electron emission from single crystals of alkali halide compounds under bombardment with ions and atoms of inert gases| 1972
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61. Thermionic emission of electrons on change of work function and formation of a surface double layer| 1972
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66. Variations of the coefficient of secondary electron emission of oxides under prolonged irradiation by electron beam| 1972
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68. Role of defects in secondary electron emission of efficient cathodes| 1972
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58. Optical properties of modern multialkali photocathodes and their emission ability| 1972
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62. Imaging of a thermionic emitter in an emission microscope| 1972
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65. Comparison of variations in oxide cathode emission on drawing direct current with variations in potential gradient in the oxide coating| 1972
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72. A mechanical vacuum pump| 1972
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70. A vapour-jet vacuum pump| 1972
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75. Measurement of the effective yield of electrons from the cathode of a Penning discharge| 1972
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74. A thermoelectric gauge| 1972
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79. Device for transmitting a pulsating forward motion in vacuo| 1972
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77. Electrical leads of a vacuum device| 1972
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76. Thermistors and their application to measurements of non-electrical quantities| 1972
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78. Neck of a Dewar vessel| 1972
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73. Contemporary state of development and production of vacuum diffusion pumps with pumping speed up to 5000 litres/sec| 1972
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69. Transition radiation| 1972
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71. A molecular vacuum pump| 1972
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85. Method of evaporating materials in vacuo| 1972
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88. Deposition temperature of evaporated Permalloy films| 1972
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89. Long-term operation of crystal oscillators in thin-film deposition| 1972
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83. A capacitive level meter for liquid helium| 1972
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82. Fast-acting vacuum valve| 1972
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86. Device for evaporating metals| 1972
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81. Rotary high-vacuum valve| 1972
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84. Method of depositing coatings on the core of a cathode| 1972
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80. Ultrahigh vacuum components for experimental investigations on high-perveance high power electron beams| 1972
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87. Method of metallizing ceramic parts| 1972
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101. Preparation and structure of tin telluride thin films| 1972
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91. Control of film properties by rf-sputtering techniques| 1972
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97. Influence of temperature on the thermal decoration of surface active centres of muscovite crystals| 1972
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100. Observing gold epitaxial multicrystals by the method of channelling and shadows| 1972
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90. Analysis of solvent redistribution during vapour deposition of alloy films from a molten source| 1972
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95. Ion-beam techniques for device fabrication| 1972
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98. Properties of SbSI single crystal contacts with some metals| 1972
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94. Electron-beam fabrication| 1972
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102. Silicon films prepared by sublimation in vacuum at temperatures of 600 to 1000°C from sources doped with P, As and Sb| 1972
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103. Investigation of the electromechanical properties of semiconductor films| 1972
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99. Electron-microscopic investigation of silicon dioxide film structure| 1972
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92. Film deposition by molecular-beam techniques| 1972
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96. Growth of gold films on the (100) and (111) faces of NaCl epitaxial crystals| 1972
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107. Investigation of electrical inhomogeneities in thin-film dielectrics by the electron mirror method| 1972
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114. Structure of conjugation boundaries of SnSe epitaxial crystals| 1972
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104. Faraday effect in polycrystalline films of ZnSe in the edge region| 1972
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111. Measurement of stresses in thin films by the vibrating membrane method| 1972
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112. Influence of substrate surface conditions on gold nucleation during vacuum condensation| 1972
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106. Epitaxial films| 1972
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115. The role of intermediate polymer films in epitaxial nucleation| 1972
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108. Influence of GeOx thin film on the surface potential of a CdSe film in a field effect transistor| 1972
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109. Mechanism of polymer film formation under the influence of surface fields| 1972
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105. Thermal conductivity of thin bismuth films| 1972
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110. Measurement of conductive films on conductive substrates by electromagnetic methods| 1972
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113. Nucleation and epitaxial growth of silicon monoxide on single crystal tungsten| 1972
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126. Solution for regenerating metallic parts of electric vacuum devices| 1972
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117. Magnetic anisotropy of obliquely evaporated CdTe films| 1972
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119. Early stages of zirconium condensation on tungsten and their relation to surface migration| 1972
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118. Sputtering of electrode material and formation and disappearance of a gaseous erosion cloud| 1972
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116. Graphitization mechanism of thin carbon films| 1972
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123. Cathode for an electrical-vacuum device| 1972
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120. Nuclear magnetic resonance in films of Co59| 1972
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121. Demountable die for making thin-walled, profiled tubular parts| 1972
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122. Method of treating the stems of electrical vacuum devices| 1972
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125. Method of cleaning electrical vacuum apparatus| 1972
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124. An insulation composition| 1972
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128. Ion cyclotron resonance power absorption: Collision frequencies for CO2+, N2+ and H2+ ions in their parent gases| 1972
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135. Structure of lanthanum films on (110) and (100) faces of tungsten| 1972
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133. Reflection of slow electrons from (110) and (111) faces of tungsten single crystal| 1972
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132. Applications of ion implantation for new device concepts| 1972
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137. Peculiarities of elastic reflection and inelastic scattering of slow electrons in lithium oxide films| 1972
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131. Vapour-phase growth of several III–V compound semiconductors| 1972
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134. Investigation of positive ion deceleration processes in silicon carbide| 1972
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127. Method of stretching disc grids| 1972
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130. Ion-impact energy-loss spectrum of oxygen| 1972
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129. Method for estimating excess kinetic energy of ionization products in a pulsed ion source| 1972
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136. Influence of radiation-less transitions on luminescence spectrum of excited particles ejected from solid targets by fast argon ions| 1972
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138. Electron beam equipment for micromachining techniques| 1972
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148. Vahexagraph 1—a new apparatus for determination of gases in metals| 1972
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141. Substructure and microtopography of tungsten threads tested on rupture| 1972
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139. X-ray spectrum microanalysis and its use in research and development of electronic component parts| 1972
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146. The use of graphite in high and ultrahigh vacuum: A review| 1972
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145. Cadmium telluride cathodoluminescence in dependence on the density of crystal structure defects| 1972
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140. Investigations for the construction of an electron mirror microscope in pressure range of 10−7 to 10−8 torr. Part 1| 1972
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147. On the outgassing rate of some materials in vacuum| 1972
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144. Importance of vacuum freeze drying of food| 1972
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142. Influence of secondary emission on the potential of a metallic body in the electron radiation zones around the earth| 1972
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143. Equipment for vacuum drying in chemical industry| 1972
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Author index of abstracts| 1972
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Editorial Board| 1972