Thermodynamic property values for gaseous and liquid carbon monoxide from 70 to 300⁰ K with pressures to 300 atmospheres

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The thermodynamic properties of helium from 3 to 300⁰ K between 0.5 and 100 atmospheres

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Inventory of teaching innovations directed toward improving classroom learning atmospheres

"Supported by the National Institute for Mental Health (Grant OM-376) and the United States Office of Education (cooperative research project no. 1167)"

Evaluation of Horizons, Inc. Th metal powder : progress report no. 1 for February 18, 1954-March 4, 1954 /

Three samples of thorium powder as supplied by Horizons, Inc. of Cleveland, Ohio were compared. The powder was processed entirely without the use of protective atmospheres with the exception of the sintering which was performed in a tank argon atmosphere with a dew point of approximately -80°C and the hot-pressing which was carried out in vacuum. The equipment and procedures used for cold-pressing and sintering were identical to those used in the evaluation of Sylvania produced thorium powders. The hot-pressing was done with standard uranium hot-pressing equipment.

Spacecraft thermal control.

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Development of a carbon dioxide partial pressure sensor

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