Vacuum
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International union for vacuum science, technique and applicationsAssociation Scientifique / Secrétariat, International et al. | 1967
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Internationale union der forschung, technik und anwendung des vakuumsAssociation Scientifique / Sercrétariat Internation et al. | 1967
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Union internationale pour la science, la technique et les applications du vide| 1967
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News from the vacuum societies| 1967
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Components for cyrogenic engineering and complete cryogenic pumps| 1967
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Instrumentation from nuclide| 1967
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Freeze dryer for zoological, botanical, geological and medical specimens| 1967
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Laboratory vacuum furnace| 1967
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Two new molecular sieve sorption pumps| 1967
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High vacuum sorption roughing pump| 1967
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New ultrahigh vacuum cryosorption pump| 1967
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Feedthrough collars| 1967
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Oil mist separator for vacuum pumps| 1967
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Feedthrough collar and microcircuit jig| 1967
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Foreline zeolite 13X traps| 1967
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Controlled atmosphere plutonium processing system| 1967
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Unsinkable boat is vacuum formed| 1967
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Deposit thickness monitor| 1967
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Stainless steel flexible tubing| 1967
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High temperature vacuum furnaces| 1967
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Suction arm with flexible elbow| 1967
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NGN catalogue| 1967
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Flexible new vacuum station with modular components| 1967
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High vacuum systems and electrical feedthroughs| 1967
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High vacuum equipment| 1967
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Recording vacuum balance| 1967
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Wider range of valves| 1967
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Fifteen ton vacuum induction melting system| 1967
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Space simulation chamber| 1967
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Seventy AEI vacuum contactors for Avonmouth smelting plant| 1967
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Chlorinators for the Sudan| 1967
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Vacuum melted stainless steel in the Dungenes ‘B’ AGR nuclear station| 1967
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Freeze-drying and the world shortage of food| 1967
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Automation in the optical coating industry| 1967
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Mathematical techniques in vacuum physics| 1967
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Heat and mass transfer in vacuum| 1967
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Corrosion protection| 1967
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Liquid nitrogen used for environmental testing| 1967
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Cryopumps for vacuum coating plant| 1967
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Improved control in vacuum coaters| 1967
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Miss Anna Hyman| 1967
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J Frate| 1967
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New chairman for the British valve manufacturers| 1967
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UK distributors for Leiman Bros Inc| 1967
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Professor Dr G C Mönch| 1967
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Barlow - Whitney appointment| 1967
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Editorial| 1967
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Classification system| 1967
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1. Ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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8. Study of Li adsorption on tungsten single crystal surface in electron field emission projector| 1967
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9. Chemisorption and incorporation of oxygen by nickel films| 1967
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6. A theory of gas flow through capillary tubes| 1967
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7. Kinetics of the heating and evaporation of exploding wires by an x-ray method| 1967
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10. Ultrahigh vacuum techniques| 1967
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2. A survey of contemporary foreign production of constructional elements in vacuum apparatus| 1967
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4. Some calculations on the pumping of trapped volumes| 1967
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3. Application of the torsion technique for the measurement of vapour pressures on the temperature range 1500–2500°C| 1967
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11. Mechanism of sorption of noble gases by titanium| 1967
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11. Nitrogen adsorption on (113) face of tungsten single crystals| 1967
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5. Partial vaporisation in orifices and valves| 1967
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20. Mercury cathode temperature at low pressures| 1967
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17. High vacuum breakdown at high dc voltage| 1967
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23. High current, high frequency ion source| 1967
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24. On the problem of the excess barium determination in the system of “double” oxide cathodes| 1967
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28. Positive column in a slanted magnetic field| 1967
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16. Thermal contact conductance in a vacuum| 1967
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21. On the dependence of sputtering coefficient on ion energy| 1967
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15. Method for obtaining low temperatures based on dissolution of He3 in He4| 1967
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26. Effective work functions of various types of electron emission from metals| 1967
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27. Rotational energy level distribution of molecules excited by ion impact| 1967
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29. The influence of electrode temperature on microdischarges in vacuum| 1967
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18. Nature of the pre-breakdown current in high vacuum| 1967
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13. Structure and adsorption properties of zeolites investigated by means of nuclear gamma-resonance (a method based on the Möss-Bauer effect)| 1967
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22. Studying charge particles beam by signal electrodes| 1967
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14. Vacuum as an environment and insulator| 1967
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19. Formation of thermal ions with the aid of emitters| 1967
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25. On the problem of correlation between the oxide cathode emission and the free alkaline-earth metal concentration| 1967
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39. 7th international conference on ionized gases| 1967
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40. Some observations about high voltage breakdown and vacuum conditions| 1967
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33. New method of determination of potential distribution in Penning discharge| 1967
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32. On the kinetics of positive ions in a Penning discharge| 1967
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35. Transverse distribution of components of mixture in a positive column of a glow discharge| 1967
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38. Vacuum electrical breakdown between plane-parallel copper electrodes| 1967
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34. Anisotropy of work function of molybdenum single crystals| 1967
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36. On the utility of the Saha-Langmuir equation for the description of the temperature dependence of positive ion current in silicon surface ionization| 1967
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37. Prediction of the voltage for electrical breakdown in ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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42. A study of various pumping mechanisms used to reduce vacuum chamber pressure| 1967
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45. Vacuum system with a condensation pump| 1967
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44. Versatile high temperature furnace| 1967
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41. Electric breakdown in beam of condensed hydrogen and condensed nitrogen in high vacuum| 1967
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45. Assembly for mechanical tests under vacuum at high temperature| 1967
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43. The development of ultrahigh vacuum techniques for the purification of nitrogen gas| 1967
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30. Investigation of a discharge with a hollow cathode. Part 2| 1967
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31. Gas discharge injection of electrons into a resonator| 1967
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49. Vacuum devices for the manufacture of semiconductors developed by Tesla Roznov, Czechoslovakia| 1967
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53. New construction of a vacuum suction device| 1967
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50. High vacuum systems for emission type electron microscopy| 1967
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52. Apparatus for studying the electron emission of worked metals| 1967
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56. Mercury diffusion pump with vacuum gauge| 1967
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48. Large dielectric vacuum facility| 1967
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51. Device for experiments at high temperature in vacuum or neutral gas conditions| 1967
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54. A survey of vacuum evaporation devices manufactured by Laboratorni Pristroje, Prague, Czechoslovakia| 1967
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57. New methods of producing and measuring vacuum in the electrical vacuum industry| 1967
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59. Fundamental constructional elements of vacuum technology in the production programme of Laboratorni Pristroje, Prague, Czechoslovakia| 1967
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47. Advances in vacuum and cryogenics| 1967
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55. Method of obtaining a high vacuum| 1967
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58. Oil-free evacuation of electrical vacuum apparatus| 1967
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68. Measurement of total and partial pressures in the range 10−10 and 10−12 torr| 1967
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63. Basic aspects in cryogenic engineering| 1967
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64. Method of removing gases| 1967
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60. A cryosorption method of obtaining ultrahigh vacuum in small glass systems| 1967
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67. Apparatus for the lubrication of vacuum pumps| 1967
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61. Adsorption pumps| 1967
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62. Design and properties of cold-cathode ion pumps| 1967
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65. High-vacuum mercury-vapour diffusion pump| 1967
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69. Field ionization gauge for molecular beam detection| 1967
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66. High-vacuum turbomolecular pump| 1967
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70. Operating parameters of the omegatron mass spectrometer in ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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72. Use of an ionization chamber for measuring high gas pressures| 1967
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71. Parabolic micromanometer| 1967
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76. Environment temperature influence on the operation of a Bayard-Alpert gauge| 1967
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81. Partial pressure measurements in ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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78. Errors associated with transistor components of spectrometer amplifiers| 1967
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80. Electrical mass filter as vacuum systems gas analyzer| 1967
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73. Ionization alpha-radiation spectrometer and its use in detecting small concentrations of alpha-active isotopes in aerosols| 1967
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83. Thermistor vacuum gauge| 1967
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82. Transistorized emission stabilizer for a hot cathode ionization gauge| 1967
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75. Momentum transfer at ionizing collisions in noble gases| 1967
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74. A miniature pressure transducer| 1967
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77. Traceable vacuum-gauge calibration by incremental mass addition| 1967
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79. Amplification and registration of very small ion currents| 1967
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85. Compensation for the effect of changing temperature in the surrounding medium on the readings of a thermistor vacuum gauge| 1967
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84. Analysis of the operating conditions of a thermoelectric thermistor vacuum gauge| 1967
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91. Indium sealing for demountable connections in ultrahigh vacuum systems| 1967
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88. Vacuum gauge| 1967
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96. High temperature vacuum-tight windows for gas laser research| 1967
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93. A new, versatile vacuum quick-seal and vacuum lock| 1967
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86. Multiple-point thermoelectric recording vacuum gauge| 1967
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89. Materials for demountable vacuum joints| 1967
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90. Vacuum-tight mica-metal joints| 1967
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94. Environmental study of miniature slip rings| 1967
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87. Modification of Penning discharge useful in plasma physics experiments| 1967
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95. A sliding-shaft vacuum lock for a mass spectrometer| 1967
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97. Optical windows for plasma research| 1967
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92. Wide temperature range metal O-ring seal| 1967
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106. Vacuum valve with remote control| 1967
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101. Static gas sampling device| 1967
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102. Interchangeable manual and electromagnetic operation of greaseless vacuum stopcocks| 1967
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110. Vacuum monitor| 1967
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98. Apparatus for washing out the residue in vacuum filters| 1967
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108. Trap for vacuum system with oil diffusion pumps| 1967
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104. Pulse valve for admitting small quantities of gas into a high-vacuum chamber| 1967
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99. Valve for the pulsed admission of gas to the working volume of a plasma accelerator| 1967
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100. Miniature high-pressure bellows valve| 1967
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105. Apparatus for admitting controlled doses of gas into vacuum chambers| 1967
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103. Valve for metal vacuum cryostats| 1967
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107. Adsorption vacuum traps for rotary and oil-vapour pumps| 1967
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109. The use of fine-grained perlite for vacuum insulation in the storage of liquid nitrogen| 1967
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114. Transistorized liquid helium temperature regulator| 1967
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122. High-frequency thermometry| 1967
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124. Wide range thermostat for Mössbauer spectroscopy| 1967
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112. A Mueller bridge set for cryogenic temperature measurements| 1967
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120. New high sensitivity leak detector with an ion source capable of handling high pressure intakes| 1967
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113. Low temperature liquid helium level indicator| 1967
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119. Vacuum suction device| 1967
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121. Mass spectrometer head attachment capable of measuring leaks in the range 10−6 to 10−12 torr| 1967
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118. Apparatus for controlling the level of a product in a vacuum system| 1967
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123. Developments in high temperature ultrahigh vacuum friction studies| 1967
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116. Apparatus for transporting the substrates of film systems in vacuo| 1967
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117. Apparatus for opening and protecting evacuated monitoring units| 1967
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111. Clamps for mechanical tests over a wide range of temperatures in vacuo| 1967
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115. Vacuum control circuit| 1967
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126. High temperature furnace| 1967
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131. Epitaxial growth and structure of iron, nickel and cobalt films| 1967
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134. Effects of fabrication parameters on structural and electronic properties of thin CdS and CdSe films| 1967
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A process for the determination of the thickness of coating layers| 1967
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Adhesives and sealants for use in vacuum coating of metals| 1967
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129. Obtaining beryllium and carbon thin films| 1967
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139. Photodetector evaluation for celestial sensing| 1967
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125. The measurement and control of furnace temperatures| 1967
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128. Inhomogeneous absorbing layers for sunglasses| 1967
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133. Properties and structure of thin silicon films sputtered on fused quartz substrates| 1967
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132. Epitaxial and coarse-grained films of gallium arsenide by the evaporation method| 1967
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130. Diffusion of beryllium into gallium arsenide| 1967
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127. Experimental conditions for effective glow-discharge bombardment or vacuum deposition substrates| 1967
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A corrosion resistant coating for steel| 1967
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135. The preparation and properties of sputtered A1 thin films| 1967
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149. Incorporation of water into vapour deposited oxide film| 1967
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154. Deposition of oxide films by reactive evaporation| 1967
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146. Effects of vacuum environment on the sub-structure of evaporated FCC metal films| 1967
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148. Vacuum evaporation by electron bombardment| 1967
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155. An ultra-high vacuum thermobalance for Langmuir vaporization studies: vapour pressure of Mo| 1967
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151. Study of the optical properties of certain metals in the infra red| 1967
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141. Investigation of ultrahigh vacuum sputtered thin films| 1967
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143. Thermal conditions for the formation of epitaxial germanium films by vacuum evaporation| 1967
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144. Measuring the thickness of a dielectric film in the course of deposition| 1967
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153. Experience of vacuum evaporated targets| 1967
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140. Spin wave instabilities and relaxations in ferromagnetic metals| 1967
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152. Preparation of thin films of UO2 and PuO2 by vacuum evaporation| 1967
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150. Vacuum deposition of ferrite films by arc discharge| 1967
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147. Cesium ion sputtering of aluminium| 1967
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142. Small-scale apparatus for producing metal-film components| 1967
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145. A study of nucleation in chemically grown epitaxial silicon films using molecular beam techniques. Part I. Experimental methods| 1967
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163. Growth of sputtered vs evaporated metal films| 1967
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172. Epitaxy of Ge films on gallium arsenide by vacuum evaporation| 1967
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173. Deposition of uniform evaporated films on plates and cylinders| 1967
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157. Spin-wave resonance of permalloy thin films as measured in ultrahigh vacuum and in air| 1967
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166. Thin films (physical principles and some applications to physics)| 1967
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168. Thin films in electronics and electrotechnics| 1967
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175. Epitaxial growth of silicon on germanium| 1967
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158. Electron diffraction studies of the epitaxy of Cu single crystals. Part I. Epitaxy of evaporated Cu films on Cu crystals| 1967
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162. Effect of gases on the properties of vapour deposited NiFe films| 1967
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167. Thin films in optics| 1967
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159. Preparation of high mobility InSb thin films| 1967
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169. Thin films in electron microscopy| 1967
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176. Epitaxial growth of Ag, Cu, and Ni films on NaCl crystals cleaved in vacuo| 1967
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160. Growth of bismuth whiskers from gaseous phase in ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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178. Epitaxial gold films on low index faces of germanium| 1967
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177. On the epitaxial growth of single-crystal metal films free of impurities| 1967
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170. Thin films in surface finish| 1967
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165. Preparation of Ra226 backing| 1967
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174. Epitaxial growth of thin semiconducting layers by isothermal evaporation-diffusion| 1967
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156. Formation of SiO2 films by oxygen-ion bombardment| 1967
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161. Epitaxial deposition of Ge by both sputtering and evaporation| 1967
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164. Evaporation lifetimes of Cu, Cr, Be, Ni, Fe and Ti on W and oxygenated W| 1967
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171. Properties of CdS-films obtained by vacuum sputtering on directive base layers| 1967
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179. Composite AlNi evaporated films| 1967
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180. Intraphase rule of stages in the forming of vacuum-condensate structures| 1967
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186. Tests on several types of cathode under low-vacuum conditions| 1967
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185. Arc quench gap in vacuum| 1967
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183. Apparatus for vacuum metallization| 1967
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188. Evacuation of transmitting tubes by titanium sputtering pumps| 1967
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190. Caesium thermoemission converter with additions of a noble gas| 1967
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182. Apparatus for coating oxide cathodes| 1967
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189. Influence of size of interelectrode gap on the operation of the caesium converter| 1967
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191. Method of degassing vacuum and gas-discharge apparatus including graphite or graphite-coated components| 1967
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184. Method of obtaining an electrically-conducting layer on the surface of dielectrics| 1967
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187. Gas replenisher for hydrogen filled discharge tubes| 1967
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181. Method of preparing a film-electrode system for electron field emission| 1967
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194. Errors in measuring the pressure of contaminating gases in a formable ignitron due to perturbations affecting the vacuum system linking the ignitron to the measuring system| 1967
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195. Electron-beam treatment of materials| 1967
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199. Investigations of a secondary emission monitor by electron beam| 1967
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201. Electron-probe study of fluorine-contaminated titanium| 1967
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204. Determination of reflex klystron plasma electron concentration| 1967
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200. Effect of the stray field of a plane electrostatic capacitor on the focusing of charged particles| 1967
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198. Mass-spectrometer apparatus for studying the spatial distribution of a molecular beam| 1967
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202. Partial vacuum—the key to production electron beam welding| 1967
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197. Influence of the photocathode resistance on the operation of photoelectric devices in power light signals and in short duration switching| 1967
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193. Method of holding and storing high-temperature plasma in a trap| 1967
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192. Controlled vacuum spark gap| 1967
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196. Electron beams from a duoplasmatron using a hollow cathode arc as electron source| 1967
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203. Lubricant life tests on ball bearings for space applications| 1967
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205. Photocathode| 1967
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209. Diffusion welding of magnetic alloys in vacuo| 1967
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208. Production of vanadium, niobium, and tantalum films| 1967
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207. Method of checking the adhesion of an oxide coating to the base of a cathode| 1967
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214. Apparatus for the high-temperature testing of materials in vacuo| 1967
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210. Vacuum device for fixing optical blanks| 1967
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211. Cryostat for tensile-testing of metals at the boiling point of liquid helium| 1967
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212. Apparatus for testing the creep and fatigue strength of refractory materials in vacuo| 1967
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213. Vacuum dilatometer for studying the thermal expansion of niobium at 20–1600°C| 1967
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206. Multi-exposure high-temperature x-ray vacuum camera| 1967
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217. Adhesion between atomically pure metallic surfaces; Part IV— the effect of contamination on the adhesion of metallic couples in ultrahigh vacuum| 1967
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219. The effect of vacuum arc remelting of airmelt electrodes on the structure and elevated temperature properties of a nickel base gas turbine superalloy| 1967
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227. The production of high purity tellurium| 1967
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223. Arc heating under vacuum expands steel degassing process| 1967
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222. Vacuum annealing of wire| 1967
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216. Ultrahigh vacuum creep behaviour of columbium and tantalum alloys at 2000° and 2200°F for times greater than 1000 hours| 1967
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224. Vacuum induction melting of specialty steels and alloys| 1967
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225. Development of operating and metallurgical practices for Lukens 150-ton vacuum degassing unit| 1967
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226. Low-carbon steels manufactured by circulating flow vacuum degassing process| 1967
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221. Spheres of application of high vacuum annealing furnaces in steel drawing and rolling mills| 1967
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215. Some effects of surface layers on the degassing properties of copper| 1967
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218. Adaptation of type MI-1305 mass-spectrometer for isotope analysis of natural carbon and oxygen| 1967
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220. Modern methods of making high purity steels| 1967
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230. Degassing improves quality, extends fatigue life of steel| 1967
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235. Rapid determination of nitrogen in steels by vacuum melting| 1967
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238. The use of wire gauze baffles in the vacuum columns for distilling| 1967
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232. Effect of temperature condition on properties and gas-saturation of CrNi alloy in vacuum remelting| 1967
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234. Preparation of molybdenum and rhenium foil for nuclear investigations| 1967
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228. Gas liberation from tungsten at 2,500°C| 1967
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241. Mass-spectrometer study of kinetics of polymer destruction by the effect of volatile product release| 1967
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231. Heat transfer in vacuum-treated loose fibrous materials| 1967
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240. Anti-emission alloy| 1967
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233. Method of observing electron paramagnetic resonance at helium temperatures| 1967
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237. Vacuum-thermal dissociation of molybdenum diselenide and ditelluride| 1967
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236. Vacuum two-capillary pycnometer for measuring the density of metallic melts| 1967
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243. Absorption, photoionization and fluorescence of CO2| 1967
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244. Chemisorption of electronegative gases on refractory metals| 1967
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239. High vacuum casting with electron bombardment heating| 1967
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229. Isothermal release of ionically pumped inert gases| 1967
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242. Adsorption of carbon-monoxide on a tungsten (110) surface| 1967
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250. Porous, high-temperature plastics for vacuum forming| 1967
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254. Brazing in vacuum technology| 1967
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245. Apparatus for testing friction-pair materials| 1967
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248. An introduction to adhesives| 1967
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256. Methods of leak detection and their applications to leakages by porosity diffusion| 1967
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255. Design parameters for welding and brazing vacuum components| 1967
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249. Neutron generator accelerating tube made from epoxy resin| 1967
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257. A residual gas analyzer with experimental results applied to spatial simulation| 1967
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253. Welding of metals in the space environment| 1967
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247. On the development of industrial vacuum resin casting and vacuum impregnating plant| 1967
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246. Ceramic material| 1967
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252. Electron-beam welding of the leads to electrical vacuum systems| 1967
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251. Assemblies joined by vacuum induction brazing| 1967
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258. Analysis of residual gases on different vacuum systems by mass spectrometry| 1967
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259. Analysis of residual gases above a diffusion pump in an ultrahigh vacuum system| 1967
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263. Vaporization study of the titanium-tellurium system| 1967
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260. Effect of baking and trapping on the mass spectral analysis of residual gases| 1967
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261. Simple procedure for measurement of Hg vapour pressure of amalgams| 1967
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264. Vapour pressure and heat of sublimation of rhenium| 1967
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262. Outgassing rates in polymeric foams| 1967
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265. Contaminants—outgassing and sublimation in vacuo| 1967
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266. Apparatus for determining creep behaviour under conditions of ultra high vacuum| 1967
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Author index of abstracts| 1967
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Index to advertisers| 1967