Radiation shields and shielding : a bibliography of unclassified report literature.

This bibliography contains 77 annotated references to unclassified reports on radiation shields and shielding. References are included to reports written prior to November 1954. Author, subject and report number indexes are provided.

Vacuum equipment and techniques.

"Contract No. AT(30-1)-1192."

Industrial radioisotope tracer calculations : a guide in problem solving with typical numerical examples /

Part of the Radioisotopes in Industry Training Program of the General Motors Isotope Laboratory.

Identification of particles recorded by nuclear emulsions by the method of mulptiple scattering /

"October 15, 1951."

Heat Transfer to molten lead-bismuth eutectic in turbulent pipe flow /

"Contract No. AT-(40-1)-1061 Part 2."

The Vanderbilt beta-ray spectrometer and the radioactive decay of tin 113 : (thesis) /

"Physics thesis under the direction of Professor Sherwood K. Haynes."

Studies of interfacial effects between mercury and steel /

"Work performed under Contract No. AT-(40-1)-1310."

Coatings for the protection of low carbon steel at elevated temperatures /

"Metallurgy and Ceramics."

Metabolism of cesium 137 in laboratory and domestic animals /

"Work performed under Contract No. AT-(40-1)-GEN-242."

A meteorological survey of the Oak Ridge area : final report covering the period 1948-52 /

"November 1953."

Recrystallization of aluminum oxide : terminal report.

"Work performed under Contract No. AT-(40-1)-1344."

Thermal expansion of some glasses in the system Li₂0-B₂0₃-Si0₂ /

"Work performed under Contract No. AT(40-1)-1080."

Paper electrophoretic studies of radioactive chromium salts in blood /

"Published with the approval of the Director of the University of Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station."--Page iii.

Effect of gas entrainment on the heat transfer characteristics of mercury under turbulent flow conditions : final report /

"Gas entrainment, indicated by visual bubbles in the mercury, led to low heat transfer rates which were increased by increasing the static pressure. Suitable changes in the flow system resulted in a reduction of this entrainment effect and an increase in heat transfer performance."--Page iii.

The measurement of thermal properties of nonmetallic materials at elevated temperatures : final report /

"North Carolina State College, Raleigh, North Carolina."