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BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE

HIGH TEMPERATURE CHEMISTRY

AND PHYSICS OF MATERIALS

JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER 1969
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BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE

HIGH TEMPERATURE CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS

OF MATERIALS

July, August, September

1969

J. J. Diamond, Editor

Institute for Materials Research

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D. C. 20234

Under the auspices of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

Commission on High Temperatures and Refractories

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II
Contributors

Part I. Compiled by

N. F. H. Bright, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

J. J. Diamond, National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C, U.S.A.

H. Flood, Norwegian Institute of Technology, Trondheim, Norway.

M. Foex, C.N.R.S., Super-Refractories Laboratory, Odeillo, France.

M. G. Hocking, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, England.

H. Nowotny, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria.

G. D. Rieck, Eindhoven Institute of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

A. Wittmann, Vienna Institute of Technology, Vienna, Austria.

Part II. Compiled by

L, Brewer, University of California, Berkeley, California, U.S.A.

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Contents

Part I. Solids and Liquids

Page

A. Devices for achieving temperatures above 1500 °C 1 B. Devices for measuring and controlling temperatures above 1500 °C 2

C. Devices for physical measurements at temperatures above 1000 °C 3

D. Thermodynamic properties, at temperatures below 1000 °C, of materials which melt

above 1500 °C 6

E. Properties, at temperatures above 1000 °C, of materials which melt above 1500 °C 7

a. Metallic materials 7

b. Non-metallic materials 11

c. Mixed materials 15

F. Properties, at temperatures above 1000 °C, of materials which melt below 1500 °C 15

a. Metallic materials 15

b. Non-metallic materials 17

c. Mixed materials 19

G. Phase equilibria above 1000 °C 19

H. Reactions at temperatures above 1000 °C 30

I. Books 47

Part 11. Gases

A. Spectroscopy of interest to high temperature chemistry 48

B. Reaction between gases and condensed phases 71

IV
PREFACE

This is one of a series of current -awareness bibliographies

on high-temperature chemistry and physics published under the auspices

of the Commission on High Temperatures and Refractories of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. The first issue covered

the period October-December 1957 and, with several changes in title,

format and content, the series has appeared quarterly since that time.

It acquired its present format and status as a National Bureau of

Standards publication with the issue covering the fourth quarter of

1968.

It is compiled by an International Working Group on Bibliographies^

attached to the Commission, consisting of about fifteen scientists.

Part I is compiled by the Contributors scanning the pertinent journals

published in their countries and in some cases, of adjacent countries,

while the literature of other countries is covered by the editor,

mainly from published lists of tables of contents. Part II is obtained

by searching Chemical Abstracts.

With very few exceptions, abbreviations of journal names follow

the usage of Chemical Abstracts. Journal names using non-Roman alphabets

are transliterated when the original is being referenced. In those

cases where translation journals are referenced its name and pagination

are used.

All titles are translated into English. Translations are by the

contributors, the editor. Chemical Abstracts, or those published in

table of contents lists.

V

Bibliography on the High Temperature Chemistry and

Physics of Materials

July^ August, September 1969

J. J. Diamond, Editor

The bibliography consists of references to research

involving temperatures above 1000 °C, which were noted by

the Contributors during the above three-month period. Since

this is intended primarily as a current-awareness bibliography, there is no cross-referencing or indexing. This

issue contains about 825 references roughly grouped under

fifteen subject headings.

Key words: Bibliography, high temperature; chemistry, high

temperature; high temperature chemistry; materials properties;

research at high temperatures; thermophysical properties.

Part I. SOLIDS AND LIQUIDS

A . Devices for achieving temperatures above 1500 °C

1. The arc transfer process of crystal growth

J. R. Drabble (Phys. Dept., Univ. of Exeter, Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 804-07 (1968)

2. Thermal imaging for single crystal growth and its application to

ruby

W. G. Field and R. W. Wagner (A. F. Cambridge Res. Lab., Bedford,

Mass. 01730)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 799-803 (1968)

3. Melting of metals in a suspended state during electron beam heating

A. A. Fogel and I. V. Korkin

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal [3], 67-71 (May-June 1969)

4. A high-temperature forge for refractory metals

C. E. Habermann, A. L. Rafalski and R. D. Hansen (Phys. Res. Lab.,

Dow Chem. Co., Midland, Mich. 48640)

J. Less-Common Metals 18. [2], 105-09 (1969)

5. Fusion of VC in a plasma jet furnace

K. Hanusch and H. Winterhager

Chem. -Ing. -Tech. 41 [11], 687-88 (1969)

6. Thermodynamics of radiative heat transfer in furnaces

A. D. Iskhakov

Vestn. Akad. Nauk Kaz . SSR 25 [7], 37-43 (July 1969)

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A. 7. Trials of solar heat receptors at the CNRS Solar Energy Laboratory

A. Le Phat Vinh, B. Delfolie, E. Le Grives and F. Charron (CNRS

Lab. Energie Solaire, 66-Odeillo, P.-O., Fr.)

Rev. Gen. Thermique 8^ 455 (1969)

8. Interior resistance heated open tube epitaxial reactor

I. F. Nicolau (Lab. Semicond.^ Rumania)

J. Sci. Instr. 1, 782-84 (1969)

9. A floating zone technique for the growth of carbide single crystals

W. Precht and G. E. Hollox (Res. Inst. Adv. Studies^ Martin

Marietta Co., 1450 South Rolling Road_, Baltimore, Md . 21227)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 818-23 (1968)

10. Design and construction of a high pressure multipurpose crystal

growing furnace

J. F. Wenckus and P. R. Doherty (A. D, Little Inc., Cambridge,

Mass. 02140)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 301 (1968)

B . Devices for measuring and controlling temperatures above 1500 °C

1. Electronic equipment for measuring the temperature of transient

processes in the range 500-2000 K

A. A. Anufriev, V. F. Vshola and L. A. Novitskii

Measur. Tech. (transl. of Izmeritel. Tekh.) [11], 1477-80 (1968)

2. Temperature measurements with W-Re and W-Mo thermocouples and

their calibration methods

N. N. Ergardt

Measur. Tech. (transl. of Izmeritel. Tekh.) [10], 1335-38 (1968)

3. Emissivity of a cylindrical cavity in the presence of a temperature

gradient

V. B. Fedorov and V. S. Egorov

. High Temp. 6 [3], 473-76 (1968)

4. Automatic USP-1 spectropyrometer for accurate temperature

measurements

V. E. Finkelshtein, L. M. Golub, A. N. Kisel and P. G. Shitilova

(Kharkov Inst. Measur. & Measur. Instr.)

High Temp. 6. [4], 729-32 (1968)

5. A system for the automatic programmed control of temperature

V. A. Gordeyev, A. T. Yakunin and V. M. Obukhov (Dzerzhinskii Glass

Factory, Gusev, USSR)

Steklo Keram. [7], 5-6 (July 1969)

6. The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968

International Committee on Weights and Measures

Metrologia 5. [2], 35-44 (1969)

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7. Know your thermocouples for better temperature control

H. Koenen (West Instrument Corp.)

Can. Controls Instr. 8 [5], 30-33 (1969)

8. Special features of the optical systems of visual pyrometers and

the accuracy of temperature measurements

A. V. Kogan (Lvov Construction Bur. "Termopribor"

)

High Temp. 6. [3], 493-97 (1968)

9. High-temperature thermocouple from graphite

V. N. Malyshev

Zavod. Lab. 35. [7], 888 (1969)

10. Effective emittance of a cylindrical cavity with diffusion and a mirror character of the reflection

S. P. Rusin (All-Union Res. Inst. Electrothermal Equip.)

High Temp. 6 [3], 529-31 (1968)

11. W-Re thermocouples for periodically checking the temperature in

furnaces for the fire refining of Cu

L. S. Terebukh and 5 others (Inst. Probl. Mater. Sci., Acad. Sci.

Ukr. SSR)

High Temp. 6 [6], 1045-47 (1968)

Devices for physical measurements at temperatures above 1000 °C

1. Effusion. V. Angular number distributions of gaseous CsCl from a conical orifice into vacuum

J. Q. Adams and T. E. Phipps (Chem. & Chem. Eng. Dept.^ Univ. of

Illinois^ Urbana) and P. G. Wahlbeck (Chem. Dept.^ Illinois

Inst. Tech.^ Chicago^ 111. 60616)

J. Chem. Phys. 51 [3], 920-23 (1969)

2. Design and construction of an absolute recording dilatometer

operable at high temperature in controlled atmosphere. Use for

the study of the behavior of argillaceous minerals

A. Baudran (Soc. Franc. Ceram.)

Bull. Soc. Franc. Ceram. [82], 3 (1969)

3. Rotational viscometer for viscosity coefficient measurement of

melts of high-melting materials

I. S. Belevich, V. N. Kirillov and Yu. P. Menchev

Zavod. Lab. 35. [7], 881-83 (1969)

4. Differential thermal analysis at high pressures and temperatures

N. A. Bendeliani and L. F. Vereshchagin (Acad. Sci., Inst. Phys.

High Pressures, Moscow)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43 [6], 1631-32 (1969)

5. Method of high-temperature testing ceramic filamentary crystals

for strength

T. I. Bulygina, G. N. Zaitsev, M. P. Nazarova and I. L. Svetlov

Zavod. Lab. 35 [6], 731 (1969)

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C. 6. High temperature probe for EPR measurements

E. M. deCastro and V. Pereira (Inst. Fis.^ Pontif. Univ. Catol. do

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Rev. Sci. Instr. 40 [7], 949 (1969)

7. Method for measuring the thermal conductivity of refractories at

high temperature

A. de Smet (Ctr. Etudes Mater. Refract., Soc. Claverbel, Boussois,

Souchon, Neuvesel et Delog, Roux, Belgium)

Rev. Int. Hautes Temper. Re'fract. 6_ [2], 83 (1969)

8. Recent developments with high-temperature, high-pressure autoclaves for powder-metallurgical products, especially hard metals

P. Ettmayer, H. Priemer and R. Kieffer (Inst. Chem. Tech. Anorg.

Stoffe, Tech. Hochschule Wien, Austria)

Metall 23_, 307-10 (1969)

9. A drop calorimeter with an electron beam heated furnace

D. R. Fredrickson, R. Kleb, R. L. Nuttall and W. N. Hubbard

(Argonne Nat. Lab., Argonne, 111. 60439)

Rev. Sci. Instr. 40 [8], 1022-25 (1969)

10. Development of a galvanic cell for the determination of oxygen in

liquid steel

R. J. Fruehan, L. J. Martonik and E. T. Turkdogan (U . S. Steel

Lab. Fundmtl. Res., Monroeville, Pa.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245. [7], 1501-09 (1969)

11. Development of high temperature capacitance strain gauges

0. L. Gillette (Hughes Aircraft Co., Los Angeles, Calif.) and

J. L. Mullineaux (A. F. Flight Dynamics Lab,, Wright-Patterson

AFB, Ohio)

ISA (Instr. Soc. Am.) Trans. 8. [1], 52-61 (1969)

12. Apparatus for x-ray measurements on reactive materials at 2500 °C

E. A. Harper (AERE, Harwell, U. K.

)

J. Sci. Instr. 2^ 807-09 (1969)

13. Effect of thermoelectric emission of solids on the measurement of

electrical conductivity at high temperature (T > 1700 K)

N. Jonkiere and A. M. Anthony (Ctr. Rech. Phys . Hautes Temper.,

45-Orleans/La Source, Fr.

)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268B. 1459 (1969)

14. Cell for measuring the thermal emf of semiconductors in the molten

state , B. I. Kazandzhan

Pribory Tekhn. Eksperim. [3], 196-97 (1969)

15. System for testing for torsion at temperatures up to 2500 °C

A. A. Kulbakh, B. A. Blosfeld, V. N. Chechko and B. A. Makarychev

Zavod. Lab. 35 [5], 623 (1969)

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16. Device for testing precious metals and alloys for creep at

temperatures up to 1700 "C

V. V. Malashkin

Zavod. Lab. 35 [6], 757 (1969)

17. A method of studying the diffusion of low-concentration interstitial

impurities

G. Melchior (Max Planck Inst. Me tallforsch . ^ Inst. Sondermetalle^

Stuttgart, Germ.)

J. Less-Common Metals 12 [4], 443-46 (1969)

18. Measurement of the oxidation potential of the gas phase by the emf

method at temperatures to 1600 °

S. P. Pednekar, V. P. Luzgin and V. I. Yavoiskii

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Chern. Met. 1_2 [5], 36-38 (May 1969)

19. New experimental apparatus for the investigation of the coefficient

of thermal conductivity of electrically conductive materials in

the temperature range 500-3000 K

V. E. Peletskii and Ya. G. Sobol (Inst. High Temp., Acad. Sci.

USSR, Moscow)

High Temp. 6 [6], 1054-60 (1968)

20. Recent aspects of high temperature cryometry. II. Determination

of a chemical reaction by the cryometric method

G. Petit and C. Bourlange (Lab. Phys . Gen., Fac. Sci. Paris)

Rev. Int. Hautes Temper. Refract. 6. [2], 121 (1969)

21. High-temperature testing of filamentary crystals

V. S. Postnikov and 5 others

Zavod. Lab. 35. [6], 732-33 (1969)

22. Directivity diagram of dissociating gas discharge from a Knudsen

chamber

G. F. Voronin (Lomonosov State Univ., Moscow)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43. [5], 1320 (1969)

23. Device for measuring the thermal emf coefficient of high -melting

compounds in the temperature range 40-1300 °C

V. L. Yupko

Zavod. Lab. 35 [6], 754 (1969)

24. Special features of the resonance method of measuring the modulus

of elasticity of anisotropic graphites using the frequency of

longitudinal vibration of the specimen in the range 20-3000 °C

G. G. Zaitsev, V. N. Zmeeva and V. N. Barabanov

Zavod. Lab. 35. [6], 736-38 (1969)

25. An apparatus for studying gas permeability and its mixtures

through metals at temperatures up to 1500 °C

A. P. Zakharov, N. A. Shuster, E. I. Evko, V. M. Lukyanovich and

A. A. Babad-Zakhryapin

Zavod. Lab. 35. [7], 877-78 (1969)

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D . Thermodynamic properties, at temperatures below 1000 °C, of materials

which melt above 1500 °C

1. Heat capacity measurements on rare earth double oxides

H. W. J. Bloete^ R. F. Wielinga and W. J. Huiskamp

Physica 43 [4], 549-68 (1969)

2. The heat capacities of AlaOg^ UOg and PuOs from 300 to 1100 K

T. K. Engel (Monsanto Res. Co., Mound Lab., Miamisburg, Ohio)

J. Nucl. Mater. 31 [2], 211-14 (1969)

3. UBs : preparation, enthalpy of formation at 298.15 K, heat

capacity from 1 to 350 K, and some derived thermodynamic

properties

H. E. Flotow and 5 others (Argonne Nat. Lab., Argonne, 111. 60439)

J. Chem. Phys. 51 [2], 583-92 (1969)

4. Specific heat of a-AlgOa from 2 to 25 K

R. Q. Fugate and C. A. Swenson (Phys. Dept., Iowa State Univ.,

Ames, Iowa 50010)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [7], 3034-36 (1969)

5. Heat capacities and thermodynamic properties of a-Be3N2 from 25

to 310 K

B. H. Justice (Thermal Res. Lab., Dow Chem. Co., Midland, Mich.

48640)

J. Chem. Eng. Data 14 [3], 384-86 (1969)

6. Thermophysical properties of the lanthanide oxides. V. Heat

capacity, thermodynamic properties and energy levels of Ceg O3

B. H. Justice and E. F. Westrum, Jr. (Chem. Dept., Univ. of

Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104)

J. Phys. Chem. 73. [6], 1959-62 (1969)

7. Thermal properties of single crystal Mo at high temperatures

B. N. Khusainova and L. P. Filippov (Lomonosov State Univ., Moscow)

High Temp. 6 [5], 891-92 (1968)

8. Heat capacity of tantalum nitride between 15 and 300 K

V. V. Nogteva, I. E. Paukov, P. G. Strelkov and V. S. Filatkina

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43. [5], 1108-11 (1969)

9. The specific heat and paramagnetic susceptibility of stoichiometric and reduced rutile (TiOg ) from 0.3 to 20 K

T. R. Sandin (Purdue Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B. [11], 4344 (1968-69)

10. Thermodynamic characteristics of refractory carbides in the

homogeneity region

A. G. Turchanin and V. V. Fesenko

Porosh. Met. 9 [6], 48-52 (June 1969)

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E . Properties, at temperatures above 1000 °C, of materials which melt

above 1500 °C

a. Metallic materials

1. Thermodynamic study of the y phase solid solutions formed between

Pd, Pt and Fe

C. B. Alcock (Met. Dept., Imperial Coll., London, SW 7) and

A. Kublk (Ctr. Rech. Mlcrocalorlm. Thermochlm., Marseille, Fr.)

Acta Met. 12 [^], 437-42 (1969)

2. Kinetics of grain boundary grooving In Cr, Mo, and W

B. C. Allen (Battelle Memorial Inst., Columbus, Ohio)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [7], 1621-32 (1969)

3. The surface free energy of solid Mo

B. C. Allen (Battelle Mem. Inst., Columbus, Ohio 43201)

J. Less-Common Metals 17_ [4], 403-10 (1969)

4. Thermal stability of Ta and Cr dlborldes and their alloys

B. G. Arabel, K. I. Frolova and R. S. Tlkhonova

Zashch. Metal. 5 [4], 417-21 (1969)

5. Investigation of the strength properties of NlsAl-NlgNb alloys at

high temperatures

M. P. Arbuzov, V. K. Kharchenko and V. G. Chuprlna (Acad. Scl.,

Mater. Tech. Inst., Kiev, UkSSR)

Izv. Vys. Ucheb. Zaved., Flz. [7], 55-59 (July 1969)

6. Dissociation energy of Ceg

G. Balduccl, G. DeMarla and M. Guldo (1st. Chim. Fis., Univ. di

Roma, Rome, Italy)

J. Chem. Phys. 50 [12], 5424-25 (1969)

7. Thermal conductivity at high temperature for articles pressed

from tungsten wire screening

L. G. Barabanova, S. G. Murovannaya and E. N. Marmer

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. 7. [3], 583-85 (1969)

8. Experimental measurement of the enthalpy of Mo at extremely high

temperatures

V. Ya. Chekhovskol and V. A. Petrov (Inst. High Temp., Acad. Scl.

USSR, Moscow)

High Temp. 6 [4], 717-18 (1968)

9. Mean adsorption lifetimes and activation energies of Ag and Au

on clean, oxygenated, and carburlzed W surfaces

A. Y. Cho and C. D. Hendricks (Electr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of

Illinois, Urbana, 111. 61801)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [8], 3339-45 (1969)

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Ea. 10. Spectral emittance of Mo^ Ta, Nb and Zr in the infrared region of

the spectrum

V. D. Dmitriev and G. K. Kholopov

High Temp. 6 [3], 527-28 (1968)

11. Spectral and integral radiating power of Mo

V. D. Dmitriev and G. K. Kholopov

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. 7. [3], 438-43 (1969)

12. Morphological changes in a W point by surface diffusion: formation

of "solid drops"

M. Drechsler (CNRS Lab. Mec . Groissance Crist. ^ Fac. Sci.,

St. -Jerome^ Univ. d 'Aix -Marseille^ Fr.) and A. Piquet^ R. Uzan

and Vu Thien Binh (Lab. Emission Electr.^ Fac. Sci., Villeurbanne,

Univ. de Lyon^ Fr.)

Surface Sci. 14 [2], 457-60 (1969) .

13. Electrical properties of Ta carbide at high temperatures

0. A. Golikova, E. 0. Dzhafarov, A. 0. Avgustinik and G. M.

Klimashin (Acad. Sci.^ Inst. Semicond.^ Leningrad, USSR)

Fiz. Tverd. Tela 1^ [8], 2395-96 (1969)

14. Thermodynamic properties of LaBg

S. P. Gordienko, E. A. Guseva and V. V. Fesenko (Inst. Probl.

Mater. Sci., Acad. Sci. Ukr. SSR)

High Temp. 6 [5], 785-89 (1968)

15. Micros true ture and mechanical behavior of carbides

G. E. Hollox (Res. Inst. Adv. Studies, Martin Marietta Co.,

Baltimore, Md . 21227)

Mater. Sci. Eng. 3 [3], 121-37 (1968-69)

16. Vapor pressure data for the solid and liquid elements

R. E. Honig and D. A. Kramer (RCA Labs., Princeton, N. J. 08540)

RCA Review 30 [2], 285-305 (1969)

17. High temperature changes in the enthalpy of the higher V, Co, and

Ni silicides

G. I. Kalishevich, P. V. Geld and Yu. V. Putintsev (Ural Polytech.

Inst.)

High Temp. 6. [6], 959-62 (1968)

18. Dissociation energies of Tig and Vg

A. Kant and S. S. Lin (Army Mater. & Mechan. Res. Ctr., Watertown,

Mass. 02172)

J. Chem. Phys. 51 [4], 1644-47 (1969)

19. Time-of -flight mass spec trome trie investigation of the positive

ion emission of W filament

Oo Kaposi, M. Riedel and D. Sztaniszlav

Magy. Kem. Foly. 75 [8], 324-30 (1969)

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Ea . 20. Thermoelectronic parameters of Re single crystal faces

A. Kashetov and N. A. Gorbatii (Lenin Univ., Tashkent, UzSSR)

Izv. Vys. Ucheb. Zaved., Fiz. [7], 37-41 (July 1969)

21- Thermal release of inert gases from (110) and (211) W surfaces

E. V. Kornelsen and M. K. Sinha (Radio & Electr. Eng. Div., Nat.

Res. Council, Ottawa, Can.)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [7], 2888-94 (1969)

22. Influence of oxygen on Zr properties at high temperatures

I. I. Kornilov, V. V. Glazova and E. M. Kenina

At. Energ. (USSR) 26 [3], 324-27 (1969)

23. Determination of the spectral coefficients of the radiation of

Ta-Nb alloys

A. A. Kotlyar and Ts . V. Voskoboinik (Electr. Vac. Apparatus

Plant)

High Temp. 6. [5], 794-96 (1968)

24. Experimental study of the effect of the similarity factor on the

emissivity of metals

I. I. Kovalev, A. R. Gordon, F. M. Tar takovskaya and I. A. Melnikova

High Temp. 6 [3], 419-23 (1968)

25. Rate of evaporation of certain carbide thermionic cathodes and

evaluation of their operating temperatures

B. S. Kulvarskaya

Zh, Tekh. Fiz. 39 [4], 728-37 (1969)

26. Effect of Ti, S, and other elements on the eutectic solidification

of Fe-C-Si alloys

B. Lux (Battelle Inst., Geneva, Switz.)

Me'm. Sci. Rev. Met. 66j 347 (1969)

27. A measurement of the anisotropy of the surface energy of pure W

with the field ion microscope

A. Muller and M. Drechsler (Fritz Haber Inst., Max Planck Ges .

,

Berlin-Drahlem)

Surface Sci. 13. [3], 471-90 (1969)

28. Thermal conductivity, specific electrical resistivity, and total

emissivity of refractory metals at high temperatures

B. E. Neimark and L. K. Voronin (Dzerzhinskii All -Union Inst.

Heat Tech.)

High Temp. 6 [6], 999-1010 (1968)

29. Electrotransport of C, N and 0 in lutetium

D. T. Peterson and F. A. Schmidt (Inst. Atomic Res. & Met. Dept.,

Iowa State Univ., Ames, Iowa 50010)

J, Less-Common Metals 18. [2], 111-16 (1969)

9
Ea. 30. Integral hemispherical emissivity and specific electrical

resistance of Ta in the temperature interval 1200-2800 K

V. A. Petrov^ V. Ya. Chekhovskoi and A. E. Sheindlin (High Temp.

Inst.^ Acad. Sci. USSR, Moscow)

High Temp. 6 [3], 525-26 (1968)

31. Characteristics of a Cs thermoemission converter with a W cathode

V. I. Petrov and A. P. Kovarenkov

High Temp. 6 [6], 1098-1100 (1968)

32. Relationship between the structure of Fe-C melts and the activity

of their carbon

A. V. Reviakin and A. M. Samarin (Baikov Met. Inst.^ Moscow)

Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 186. [6], 1371-74 (1969)

33. Further observations on positive ion emission from W

W. R. Rueth and D. Lichtman (Phys. Dept. and Lab. for Surface

Studies, Univ. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wise. 53201)

Surface Sci. 12 [1], 96-101 (1968)

34. The formation and stability of group IV A carbides and nitrides in

Mo

N. E. Ryan and J. W. Martin (Met. Dept., Univ. of Oxford, Engl.)

J. Less-Common Metals 17. [4], 363-76 (1969)

35. The activity of oxygen in Fe-C melts

A. M. Samarin, I. A. Tomilin and L. A. Schwarzman (Bardin Ferrous

Met. Inst., Moscow)

Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 186. [1], 146-50 (1969)

36. Thermal expansion of solid solutions of the system HfC-TaC

G. V. Samsonov, I. G. Barantseva and V. N. Paderno (Inst. Probl.

Mater. Sci., Acad. Sci. Ukr. SSR)

High Temp. 6. [2], 241-43 (1968)

37. Work function of alloys in the Mo-Re system

E. M, Savitskii, I. V. Burov and L. N. Litvak

Zh. Tekh. Fiz. 39 [4], 713-15 (1969)

38. Output characteristics of a Cs diode with ZrBg cathodes

A. T. Semenchenkov, A. N. Kobylkin, E. K. Osipov and 0. S. Ivanov

(Baikov Inst. Met., Acad. Sci. USSR)

High Temp. 6. [5], 790-93 (1968)

39. Thermodynamics of the solubility and permeation of hydrogen in

metals at high temperature and low pressure

D. S. Shupe and R. E. Stickney (Mech. Eng. Dept., Mass. Inst.

Tech., Cambridge, Mass. 02139)

J. Chem. Phys. 51 [4], 1620-25 (1969)

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40. Optical constants of Ta-W and Nb-Mo alloys at high temperatures

L. K. Thomas (Inst. Metallphys., Tech. Univ.^ Berlin 15^ Germ.)

Z. Angew. Phys . 27. [3], 209-13 (1969)

41. Thermal diffusivity and conductivity of Ti at high temperatures

V. E. Zinovev^ R. P. Krentsis and P. V. Geld (Ural Polytech. Inst.)

High T-mp. 6 [5], 888-90 (1968)

42. Temperature and heat conductivity of Cr at high temperatures

V. E. Zinovev, G. P. Krentsis and P. V. Geld (Kirov Polytech.

Inst.^ Sverdlovsk^ USSR)

Fiz. Tverd. Tela U. [7], 2012-14 (1969)

Non-metallic materials

1. Thermal diffusion in closed oxide fuel systems

E. A. Aitken (G. E. Vallecitos Nucl. Ctr.^ Pleasanton, Calif. 94566)

J. Nucl. Mater. 3j0 [1-2], 62-73 (1969)

2. Volatilization characteristics of UN

C. A. Alexander, J. S. Ogden and W. M. Pardue (Battelle Memorial

Inst., Columbus, Ohio)

J. Nucl. Mater. 31_ [1], 13-24 (1969)

3. The variation of ZrOg structure at high temperatures in vacuum

N. A. Andreeva, V. M. Gropianov and L. V. Kozlovski (Lensovet

Tech. Inst., Leningrad, USSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [7], 1302-03 (1969)

4. Investigation of vaporization of uranium carbide, nitride and

carbonitrides

R. A. Andrievskii, V. V. Chromonozhkin, E. A. Galkin and V. I. Mitrofanov

At. Energ. (USSR) 26 [6], 494-98 (1969)

5. Irradiation testing (pulse conditions) of the ternary fuel system

for the power burst facility

R. J. Reals and R. S. Kern (Power Burst Facility Reactor, Idaho

Falls, Idaho 83401)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [7], 355-58 (1969)

6. Measurement of the vapor pressures of the lanthanide oxides between

2000 and 2400 °C

G. Benezech and M. Foex (Lab. Ultra-Refract., 66-Odeillo, P.-O.,

Fr. ) C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C [26], 2315-18 (1969)

7. Fibrous refractory composites obtained by oriented crystallization

in the systems Co-Cr-Ta-C and Ni-Cr-Ta-C

H. Bib Ring, M. Rabinovitch and G. Seibel (ONERA, 9 2-Chatillon, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C, 1666 (1969)

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Eb. 8. Thermal dissociation of Zn-subgroup chalcogenides . I. Thermal

dissociation of ZnS and ZnSe

E. I. Boev, L. A. Benderskii and G. A. Milkov (All-Union Luminophores Inst., Moscow)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43. [6]^ 1393-97 (1969)

9. Creep of aluminos ilicate refractories

L. B. Borovkova, E. S. Lukin and D. N. Poluboyarinov

Ogneupory 34 [7], 39-43 (July 1969)

10. Initial sintering kinetics of MgAl204

R. J. Bratton (Wes tinghouse Res. Labs., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [8], 417-19 (1969)

11. Static oxidation and compatibility of BN and of BN composite to

2000 °C

J. D. Buckley (NASA Langley Res. Ctr., Hampton, Va .

)

Am. Geram. Soc. Bull. 48 [7], 711-15 (1969)

12. Study of the apparent viscosity and the flow of refractory MgO

produc ts J. Dequenne (Inst. Nat. Silicates)

Silicates Ind. 34, 179 (1969)

13. Formation and stability of beta-alumina in alpha -alumina ceramics

J. H. Duncan and W. E. C. Creyke (Nelson Res. Labs., Engl. Electr,

Co., Stafford, U. K.

)

Trans. Brit. Ceram. Soc. 68^ 137-44 (1969)

14. Effect of a temperature gradient on the s toichiome try of UOg -PuOg

fuel

S. K. Evans, E. A. Aitken and C. N. Craig (G. E. Nucl. En. Div.,

Pleasanton, Calif. 94566)

J. Nucl. Mater. 30 [1-2], 57-61 (1969)

15. The anomalies of thermal and isomorphous deformations of the

structure of baddeleyite (monoclinic ZrOg

)

S. K. Filatov and V. A. Frank-Kamenetskii (Leningrad State Univ.,

Leningrad B-164, USSR)

Acta Cryst. A25. [S3], S50 (1969)

16. High temperature studies of urania in a thermal gradient

R. E. Fryxell and E. A. Aitken (G. E. Nucl. Syst. Progr.,

Cincinnati, Ohio 45215)

J. Nucl. Mater. 30 [1-2], 50-56 (1969)

17. Thermal expansion of Y and Gd-Fe, Ga and Al garnets

S. Geller, G. P. Espinosa and P. B. Crandall (North American

Rockwell Co., Sci. Ctr., Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

J. Appl. Cryst. 2 [2], 86 (1969)

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18. Mass spectrometric evidence for the gaseous AlOCN molecule

K. A. Gingerich (Chem. Dept., Texas A&MUniv., College Station,

Texas 77843)

J. Am. Chem. Soc. 9^ [15], 4302-03 (1969)

19. Melting point of AI2O3 in air

W. Gorski and A. Dietzel (Max Planck Inst. Silicatforsch.

,

87-Wurzburg, Germ.)

Rev. Int. Hautes Temper. Re'fract. 6. [2], 105 (1969)

20. Effect of Mn, Fe and F on the properties of tricalcium silicate

W. Gutt and G. J. Osborne (Bldg. Res. Station, Watford, U. K.)

Trans. Brit. Ceram. Soc. 68, 129-36 (1969)

21. Hot-working of AI2O3. I. Primary recrys tallization and texture

A. H. Heuer, D. J. Sellers and W. H. Rhodes (Avco Corp., Appl

Tech. Div., Lowell, Mass. 01851)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 51 [9], 468-74 (1969)

22. Vapor formation kinetics of rare earth oxides in a direct current

arc

A. V. Karyakin, N. V. Laktionova and L. I. Pavlenko

Zh. Prikl. Khim. 42 [4], 751-56 (1969)

23. Role of the O/U ratio on the sintering of UOg

K. W. Lay and R. E. Carter (G. E. R/D Ctr., Schenectady, N. Y.

12301)

J. Nucl. Mater. 30 [1-2], 74-87 (1969)

24. Nonequilibrium vaporization rates of single-crystal ZnO basal faces

R. B. Leonard and A. W. Searcy (Dept. Mater. Sci. Eng., Univ. of

Calif., Berkeley, Calif.)

J. Chem. Phys. 50 [12], 5419-20 (1969)

25. Activation energy in sintering

C. S. Morgan (Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52_ [8], 453-54 (1969)

26. Densif ication and wear resistance of ceramic systems. III.

TaN-ZrBg

Y. Murata and E. D. Whitney (Carborundum Co. R/D Div., Niagara

Falls, N. Y.)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48. [7], 698-702 (1969)

27. Resistance of alumina -based ceramics to the action of an electric

arc plasma

K. K. Namitokov and V. V. Soloveva

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. 1_ [3], 520-23 (1969)

28. Thermal expansion of fused quartz

J. Oishi and T. Kimura (Aoyama Gakuin Univ., Tokyo)

Metrologia 5 [2], 50-55 (1969)

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Eb. 29. Changes in the properties of an acetylene black on heat treatment

A. Pacault and S. Flandrois (Ctr. Rec. Paul Pascal, Domaine Univ.,

33-Talence, Fr.)

Rev. Chim. Miner. 6_, 267 (1969)

30. Structure and properties of pyrolytic SiC

R. J. Price (Gulf Gen. Atomic Inc., John Jay Hopkins Lab., San

Diego, Calif.)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48. [9], 859-62 (1969)

31. Magnetic and structural properties of a pyrolytic carbon deposited

at 1600 °C

J. Prost and H. Gasparoux (Ctr. Rech. Paul Pascal, Domaine Univ.,

33-Talence, Fr.)

Rev. Chim. Miner. 6_, 275 (1969)

32. CaO. I. Fabrication and characterization

R. W. Rice (U. S. Naval Res. Lab., Washington, D. C. 20390)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52. [8], 420-27 (1969)

33. Evaporation rate and thermodynamic properties of titanium nitride

E. A. Ryklis, A. S. Bolgar and V. V. Fesenko

Porosh. Met. 9 [6], 62-64 (June 1969)

34. Behavior of calcium alumina tes during melting

B. Tavasci, A. Ghiselli and G. Cancelli .

.

Chim. Ind. (Milan) 51 [6], 607-09 (1969)

35. Microhardness of TiOg-NbgO^ solid solutions

T. Y. Tien, J. J. Rosen, W. C. Bigelow and V, Sanvordenker (Chem.

& Met. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [9], 520 (1969)

36. Refractory properties of a Florida kyanite -sillimanite concentrate

R. R. Van Der Beck (M&T Chemicals, Rahway, N. J.)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48. [7], 703-06 (1969)

37. Heat transfer by radiation in polycrys talline corundum

I. I. Vishnevskii and V. N. Skripak

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. 7. [3], 444-48 (1969)

38. Enthalpy and specific heat of the sesquioxides of La and Lu at

high temperatures

T. S. Yashvili, D. Sh. Tsagareishvili and G. G. Gvelesiani (Met.

Inst., Acad. Sci. Ge . SSR)

High Temp. 6. [5], 781-84 (1968)

39. Effect of oxidation on the emissivity of MoSig coatings

G. A. Zhorov and E. V. Sivakova

High Temp. 6. [6], 995-98 (1968)

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Ec. Mixed materials

1. Effect of an oxide film on the emissivity of a metal

G. F. Muchnik^ L. A. Gubkov and L. A. Salnikov

High Temp. 6. [2]^ 258-62 (1968)

F . Properties, at temperatures above 1000 °C, of materials which melt

below 1500 °C

a . Metallic materials

1. Vapour pressures and thermodynamic behaviour of Cd-Sb alloys

E. H. Baker (Nuffield Res. Group, Met. Dept.^ Imperial College,

London, SW 7)

Trans. Inst. Mining Met. 78C. 83-86 (1969)

2. Vaporization of Sb and Te in the vicinity of the critical point

V. S. Ban and B. E. Knox (Mater. Res. Lab., Pa. State Univ., Univ.

Park, Pa. 16802)

J. Chem. Phys. 51 [2], 524-26 (1969)

3. Effect of some factors on oxygen concentration in molten steel

L. M. Efimov and A. V. Shemyakin

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Chern. Met. 1_2 [5], 39-42 (May 1969)

4. Some peculiarities of the electrical conductivity of the light

rare-earth metals La, Ce, Pr and Nd in the solid and liquid

states

F. Gaibullaev, A. R. Regel and Kh. Khusanov (Acad. Sci., Semicond.

Inst., Leningrad, USSR)

Fiz. Tverd. Tela 11_ [5], 1400-01 (1969)

5. Equilibrium vapor compositions and activities of components for

Fe-Cr-Ni alloys at 1600 °C

S. W. Gilby and G. R. St. Pierre (Met. Eng. Dept., Ohio State

Univ., Columbus, Ohio)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [8], 1749-58 (1969)

6. Gaseous metal silicides. I. Dissociation energy of the molecule

AuSi

K. A. Gingerich (Chem. Dept., Texas A^ Univ., College Station,

Texas 77843)

J. Chem. Phys. 50 [12], 5426-28 (1969)

7. Exploding wire phenomena in the coinage metals

J. D. Graham, C. W. Spangler, S. K. Lott and M. J. Joncich (Chem.

i Dept., N. Illinois Univ., Dekalb, 111.)

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 30, 1900-02 (1969)

8. High temperature x-ray study of albite

H. D. Grundy and W. L. Brown (Geol. Dept., McMaster Univ., Hamilton,

Ont., Can.)

Mineral. Mag. 37^ 156-72 (1969)

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Fa. 9. The liberation of CO from solidifying steel

J. E. Gruzleski, 0. Knacke and M. J. Meixner

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [8], 1699-1701 (1969)

10. Developments in the processing of liquid steel

C. Holden (Round Oak Steel Works^ Brierly Hill Lab., Staffs., U.K.)

J. Iron Steel Inst. (London) 207, 806-25 (1969)

11. Equations of state of solid and liquid metals at high temperatures

B. N. Ivanov (Inst. High Temp., Acad. Sci. USSR, Moscow)

High Temp. 6 [6], 976-83 (1968)

12. Viscosity of the liquid alkali metals K, Na and Li at high

temperatures (up to 1500 °C)

N. A. Kalakutskaya (Krzhizhanovskii Inst. Power Eng.)

High Temp. 6 [3], 436-40 (1968)

13. Effect of modifiers on the dislocation structure of molten iron

silicide

N. S. Kreshchanovskii, M. F. Sidorenko and A. S. Trekalo

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Chern. Met. 12. [5], 123-26 (May 1969)

14. Density and surface ent.gy polytherms of molten Al

E. S. Levin, G. D. Ayushina and P. V. Geld (Ural Poly tech. Inst.)

High Temp. 6 [3], 416-18 (1968)

15. Dissociation energy of Feg

S. S. Lin and A. Kant (Army Mater. Mech. Res. Ctr., Watertown,

Mass. 02172)

J. Phys. Chem. 73 [7], 2450-51 (1969)

16. Dynamic recrys tallization in Ni and Ni-Fe alloys during hightemperature deformation

M. J. Luton (Met. Eng. Dept., McGill Univ., Montreal, Can.) and

C. M. Sellars (Met. Dept., Univ. of Sheffield, Engl.)

Acta Met. 17. [8], 1033-43 (1969)

17. Temperature dependence of the magnetic susceptibility of liquid

Au-Co and Co-B alloys

A. Menth and B. G. Bagley (Bell Tel. Labs., Murray Hill, N. J.

07974)

Appl. Phys. Letters 15. [2], 67-68 (1969)

18. The elimination of traces of C during the heat treatment of Fe

under Hg and under He

B. Rondot, J. C. Durand and J. Montuelle (Ctr. Etudes Chim. Me't.,

94-Vitry, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C, 1502 (1969)

19. Experimental measurement of the pressure of saturated Li

E. E. Shpilrain and A. M. Belova (Inst. High Temp., Acad. Sci., USSR)

High Temp, b [2], 330-31 (1969)

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Fa. 20. Vapor pressure and crystal structure of Cm metal

P. K. Smithy W. H. Hale and M. C. Thompson (duPont Savannah River

Lab._, Aiken_, S. C. 29801)

J. Chem. Phys. 50 [12], 5066-76 (1969)

21. Deformation and dislocation dynamics in Si single crystals

T. A. Taylor (Stanford Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B [11], 4202 (1968-69)

b . Non-metallic materials

1. Equilibrium content of hydrogen in a molten slag saturated with

water vapor

V. I. Antonenko, V. A. Kozheurov and I. Yu. Pashkeev

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . , Chem. Met. 12^ [5], 14-19 (May 1969)

2. Dissociation pressure of binary semiconducting compounds of the

type Bs^Cs^

L. I. Berger and 5 others

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5 [5], 872-75 (1969)

3. Thermodynamic properties of PbO-SiOg slags by emf measurements

G. G. Charette and S. N. Flengas (Dept. Met. and Mater. Sci.,

Univ. Toronto, Ont., Can.)

Can. Met. Quart. 1_ [4], 191-200 (1968)

4. Retrograde solubility of PbS, PbSe, and PbTe

N. Chou, K. Komarek and E. Miller (School Sci. Eng., New York

Univ., N. Y.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [7], 1553-60 (1969)

5. Thermal conductivity of PbTe, SnTe, and GeTe in the solid and

liquid states

V. I. Fedorov and V. I. Machuev (Power Eng. Inst., Moscow)

Fiz. Tverd. Tela H [5], 1379-81 (1969)

6. Thermal conductivity of BigSes in the liquid phase

V. I. Fedorov, A. S. Okhotin and V. M. Glazov (Mowcow Power Inst.)

High Temp. 6. [2], 244-46 (1968)

7. Themal properties of BaClg from 300 to 1350 K

T. E. Gardner and A. R. Taylor, Jr. (Met. Res. Lab., Bur. Mines,

Tuscaloosa, Ala. 35486)

J. Chem. Eng. Data 14 [3], 281-83 (1969)

8. The density of Sb chalcogenides in the solid and liquid states as dependent on temperature

V. M. Glazov, N. N. Glagoleva and S. B. Evgeniev (Steel & Alloys

Inst., Moscow)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [7], 1181-84 (1969)

17
Fb. 9. Phys icochemical analysis of Ag-Te and Ag-Se binary liquid systems'^

V. M. Glazov^ N. M. Makhmudova and A. N. Krestovnikov (Steel &

Alloys Inst.^ Moscow)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5 [7], 1185-89 (1969)

10. Dissociation energy and ionization potential of SiO

D. L, Hildenbrand (Adv. Res. Lab., McDonnell -Douglas Co., \ Huntington Beach, Calif. 92646) and E. Murad (A. F. Cambridge

Res. Labs., Bedford, Mass. 01730)

J. Chem. Phys. 51. [2], 807-11 (1969)

11. A modernized impress ion -type viscosimeter of the Kluyev system anc: studying the viscosity of glasses of the system KigO-RO-SiOs

0. G. Ivanov, N. I. Tretyakova and 0. V. Mazurin (Lensovet Tech.

Inst., Leningrad, USSR)

Steklo Keram. [7], 42-44 (July 1969) '

12. Calculation of the minimum pressure, p-T diagrams, and solidus of

ZnTe

A. S. Jordon and R. R. Zupp (Bell Tel. Labs., Murray Hill, N. J.

07974)

J. Electrochem. Soc , lie_ [9], 1264-68 (1969)

13. BaO glasses in high alumina ceramics

R. J. Miller and R. Russell, Jr. (Ceram. Eng. Dept., Ohio State [ Univ., Columbus, Ohio)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48_ [8], 786-90 (1969)

14. Structure and properties of glasses and glass -forming melts. I. Electrical conductivity of molten alkali borates and phosphates

K. P. Miiller (Inst. Steine u. Erden, Tech. Hochschule Clausthal,

Germ,

)

Glastech. Ber. 42, 1-9 (1969)

15. Physico-chemical properties of some silicate melts. I. Densities

and conductivities. II. Thermodynamic properties

H. S. Ray (Indian Inst. Tech., Dept. Met, Eng., Kanpur, India)

Indian J. Technol. 7. [6], 183-93 (1969)

16. Electrical conductivity and viscosity of molten CdGe phosphide

A. P. Serednii and 6 others

Phys. Status Solidi 34 [2], 439-42 (1969)

17. Thermodynamic properties of CsFg and BaFg in the 400-1300 K range

Z. Z. Shpilrain and D. N. Kagan

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. 7_ [3], 577-79 (1969)

18. Calorimetric study of the heat content of molten slags

S. E. Vaisburd, P. P. Evseev, I. N. Zedina and A. Yao Stomakhin

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . , Chern. Met. 1_2 [5], 54-56 (May 1969)

18
19. Melting curve of diopside to 50 kilobars

D. W. Williams and G. C. Kennedy (Univ. California, Inst. Geophy

Los Angeles, Calif. 90024)

J. Geophys. Res. 74_ [17], 4359-66 (1969)

20. Melting of a hydrous phase; phlogopite

H. S. Yoder, Jr. and I. Kushiro (Geophys. Lab., Carnegie Inst.

Washington, D. C. 20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 558-82 (1969)

21. Free energy and basicity of molten silicate solution

T. Yokokawa and K. Niwa (Hokkaido Univ., Fac. Sci., Dept. Chem.,

Sapporo, Japan)

Trans. Japan Inst. Metals 10. [2], 81-84 (1969)

Mixed materials

1. Activities of 0 in liquid Cu and its alloys with Ag and Sn

R. J. Fruehan and F. D. Richardson (Met. Dept., Imperial College

London SW 7)

Trans. Met. Soc . AIME 245. [8], 1721-26 (1969)

Phase equilibria above 1000 °C

1. Phase diagram and oxidizability of Nb-Mo-Cr alloys

A. S. Adamova and A. T. Grigorev

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 176-80 (May-June 1969)

2. The Nb-Hf system

G. K. Alekseenko and L. N. Aleksandrova

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 170-72 (May-June 1969)

3. Phase equilibrium diagram of the Cu-Nb system

C. Allibert, J. Driole and E. Bonnier (Lab. Thermodynam. et

Physicochim. Met., 38-Grenoble, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 1579 (1969)

4. High temperature study of the ternary phase diagram Cu-Nb-W

C. Allibert, J. Driole and E. Bonnier (Lab. Thermodynam. et

Physicochim. Met., 38-Grenoble, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 2277 (1969)

5. Melting relations in the system jadeite-diopside at 30 and 40

kilobars

P. M. Bell and B. T. C. Davis (Geophys. Lab., Carnegie Inst, of

Washington, D. C. 20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 17-32 (1969)

6. The KF-CoFg system as a possible model of the BaO-TiOg system

I. N. Belyaev and S. A. Shilov

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14. [7], 1994-96 (1969)

19
G. 7. Melting point maxima of ThC-ThN and of UC-UN solid solutions

R. Benz (Los Alamos Sci. Lab., Los Alamos, N. M. 87544)

J. Nucl. Mater. 31 [1], 93-98 (1969)

8. Phase equilibria in the Zn-Cd-P system. II. The Zn-P system

J. Berak and Z. Pruchnik (Dept. Chem., Univ. of Wroclaw, Poland)

Roczniki Chem. 43 [6], 1141-46 (1969)

9. The PbTe-TeXi system

L. G. Berg and T. I. Malkova

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . , Khim. Khim. Tekhnol . 12 [6], 691-93 (1969)

10. Ternary system of sodium sulfate^ metaphosphate and pyrophosphate

A. G. Bergman and V. A. Matrosova

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14_ [6], 1669-71 (1969)

11. Phase relations in the system Lig O* Bg O3 -Bg O3 -NiO

J. S. Berkes and W. B. White (Mater. Res. Lab., Pennsylvania State

Univ., Univ. Park, Pa. 16802)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52. [9], 481-84 (1969)

12. Temperature control and calibration in quench furnaces and some new temperature measurements in the system CaO-MgO-Alg O3 -SiOa

G. M. Biggar and M. J. O'Hara (Edinburgh Univ., Grant Inst. Geol.,

Edinburgh 9, Scotland)

Mineral. Mag. 32 [285], 1-15 (1969)

13. The Mn-Ni constitution diagram

K. E. Biuplakis and E. Kneller (Max Planck Inst. Metallf orsch.

,

Stuttgart, Germ.)

Z. Metallk. 60_, 433-38 (1969)

14. Solubility limits in the MgO-FegOs system as determined by

dif f us ion

S. L. Blank and J. A. Pask (Inorg. Mater. Res. Div., Lawrence Rad

.

Lab. & Mater. Sci. and Eng. Dept., Univ. California, Berkeley,

Calif. 94720)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [8], 460-61 (1969)

15. The SrO-FesOa-Os system

C. Brisi and P. Rolando

Ann. Chim. (Rome) 59 [5], 385-99 (1969)

16. The TaCrg-ZrCrs and TaCrg -NbCrg systems

P. B. Budberg and S. P. Alisova

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal [3], 181-83 (May-June 1969)

17. Investigation of the Zr-Fe-Al system

V. V. Burnashova and V. Ya . Markiv (State Univ., Lvov, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr . RSR, Ser. A [4], 351-53 (1969)

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18. Solubility of carbon in metals and alloys

B. P. Burylev (Met. Inst., Novokuznetsk, USSR)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43 [6], 1393-97 (1969)

19. Solid state phase relations in the quaternary system CeOg -BaOCaO-SrO. The CeO^-BaO-SrO system

A. Cocco and V. Longo (Univ. Degli Studi, Fac. Ing . , Trieste, Italy)

Ann. Chim. (Rome) 59 [6], 495-501 (1969)

20. Relation between the phases in the solid state systems CeOs -MgO-CaO^

CeOs -MgO-BeO, CeOs -MgO-SrO, CeOg -MgO-BaO, and CeOs -CaO-BaO

A. Cocco and L. Podda

Ann. Chim. (Rome) 59 [5], 488-94 (1969)

21. Dissociation pressure of Bi in the system Bi-Th

0. Dahlke, W. Cans, 0. Knacke and F. Miiller (Lehrstuhl. Met.

Kernbrenns tof f e u. Theoret. Hiittenk., Tech. Hochschule AacVien,

Germ.

)

Z. Metallk. 60^ 465-68 (1969)

22. Data on the V-Ni phase diagram between 0 and 407o Ni

M. Daire and M. Gerspacher (Lab. Chim. Gen., E.N.S.C.S., Strasbourg,

Fr. ) J. Less-Common Metals 17_ [3], 334-35 (1969)

23. Pb chalcogenide crystalline solutions: phase equilibria, mechanisms

of phase separation and micro-indentation hardness studies

M. S. Darrow (Pennsylvania State Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B. [12], 4799 (1968-69)

24. The Fe-In system

C. Dasarathy (Brit. Steel Co. Res. Ctr. , Port Talbot, Glam, G. B.)

Trans, Met. Soc. AIME 245. [8], 1838-39 (1969)

25. New tetragonal compounds NbgSi and Tag Si

D. K. Deardorff, R. E. Siemens, P. A. Romans and R. A. McCune

(Met. Res. Ctr., Bur. of Mines, Albany, Oregon)

J. Less-Common Metals 18. [1], 11-26 (1969)

26. On the existence and structure of a new M^Oj^g compound in the

systems ZrOg -MgO and HfOg -MgO

C. Delamarre (Lab. Chim. Appl. Etat Solide, 94-Vitry, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 26 9C, 113 (1969)

27. Recent study of the diagram CaO-Alg O3 -Fe^ O3 -FeO

H. C. de Saint Chamant (Ctr. Rech. Jonchere, Ciments Lafarge, Fr.)

Silicates Ind . 34, 151 (1969)

23. Critical evaluation of the literature data on beta alumina and

related phases. I. Phase equilibria and characterization of beta

alumina phases

R. C. DeVries and W. L. Roth (G. E. R/D Ctr., Schenectady, N.Y. 12301)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [7], 364-69 (1969)

21
G. 29. Solid solubility of CaF^ in cryolite

E. W. Dewing (Alcan R/D, Arvida_, Quebec^ Can.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [8J, 1829-30 (1969)

30. The systems MFs -CrFg (M = Ca, Sr , Ba)

D. Dumora and J. Ravez (Fac. Sci. Bordeaux^ 33-Talence, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 1246 (1969)

31. Complete isothermal cross -section (1100 °C) of the Ndg O3 -SrO-Bg O3

sys tern B. F. Dzhurinski_, I. V. Tananaev and 0. A. Aliev

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR^ Neorg. Mater. 5 [5]^ 977-78 (1969)

32. Phase equilibria in the Ti-Cu-Ag system at 700 ° V. N. Eremenko^ Yu . I. Buyanov and N. M. Panchenko

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 188-92 (May-June 1969)

33. A new chi-phase in the Co-Cr-W-C system

P. Ettmayer and H. Seifarth (Inst. Chem. Tech. Anorg. Stoffe^

Teen. Hochschule Wien, Austria)

Monatsh. Chem. 100. 616-23 (1969)

34. Studies on stabilization of UAI3 in Al-rich nuclear fuels

H. E. Exner and G. Petzow (Max Planck Inst. Metallforsch.

Stuttgart, Germ.)

Metall 23^ 220-25 (1969)

35. Alloys of noble metals with the most electropositive elements.

Compounds of Li with Pd and Pt

R. Ferro, R. Capelli, S. Delfino and G. Centineo

Atti Acad. Naz . Lincei, Rend., CI. Sci. Fis. Mat. Natur. 45_ [6],

564-66 (1968)

36. Alloys of noble metals with the most electropositive elements.

Micrographic and x-ray examination of the Al-Ir system

R. Ferro, R. Capelli, R. Marazza^ S. Delfino and A. Borsese

Atti Acad. Naz. Lincei, Rend., Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Natur., 4_5 [6],

556-63 (1968)

37. The MnOn -CaO-PsOfe constitution diagram in air at temperatures

of 1510 to 1610 °C

W. Fix., H. E. Wiemer and H. J. Tolkemit (Inst. Eisenhiittenw.

,

Tech. Hochschule Clausthal, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40, 215-21 (1969)

38. Studies in the system BaO-AlgOa -SiOs • II. The binary system celsian

(BaAls Sis Og ) -silica (SiOg)

W. R. Foster and H. C. Lin (Mineral. Dept., Ohio State Univ.,

Columbus, Ohio 43210)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 134-44 (1969)

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39. Metal-metal carbide eutectic temperatures in the alloy systems

W-Re^ W-Mo and Mo -Re

R. J. Fries, J. E. Cummings, C. G. Hoffman and S. A. Daily (Los

Alamos Sci. Lab., Los Alamos, N. M. 87544)

J. Nucl. Mater. 31 [2], 230-32 (1969)

40. The system Si3N4-Sr3N2

J. Gaude and J. Lang (Fac. Sci., 35-Rennes, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 1785 (1969)

41. Isobaric ternary phase diagrams for the Mo-C-0 system at 1600 K

A. Ghosh (Met. Eng. Dept., Indian Inst. Tech., Kanpur, India)

J. Less-Common Metals 17_ [3], 329-33 (1969)

42. P-T-X relations in the system CaCOs -MgCOs at high temperatures

and pressures

J. R. Goldsmith and R. C. Newton (Dept. Geophys. Sci., Univ. of

Chicago, 111. 60637)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 160-90 (1969)

43. The polytypism of silicon carbide

A. H. Gomes de Mesquita (Philips Res. Lab., Eindhoven, Netherlands)

Philips Tech. Rev. 30 [2], 36-47 (1969)

44. A study of the sellaite -kotoite binary section of the MgO-MgFs -B2 O3

sys tern A. P. Grigoriev and A. A. Brovkin (Acad. Sci., Geol. Inst.,

Yakutsk, USSR)

Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 186_ [6], 1387-90 (1969)

45. Generation of chemical potentials by analysis of phase diagrams

R. Hiskes (S tanf ord Univ . , 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B_ [11], 4198 (1968-69)

46. Phase equilibria in the HfOg-ScgOs system

G. A. Kal inovskaya, F. M. Spiridonov and L. N. Komissarova (Moscow

State Univ., Inorg . Chem. Dept., V-234 Moscow)

J. Less-Common Metals 17. [2], 151-59 (1969)

47. Phase diagram of the Ge -Te system

S. G. Karbanov, V. P. Zlomanov and A. V. Novoselova (Lomonosov

State Univ., Moscow)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [7], 1171-74 (1969)

48. X-ray study of the Hf-Si system (37-65 atomic pet Si)

0. G. Karpinskii and B. A. Evseev

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 166-69 (May-June 1969)

49. Commients on effects of pressure on the phase equilibria and

transformations in the Fe-Cr system

L. Kaufman (ManLabs Inc., Cambridge, Mass. 02139)

Scripta Met. 3 [7], 435-38 (1969)

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50. The system Ag-Sb-S from 600 to 200 °C

C. W. Keighin and R. M. Hones (North. Illinois Univ., Geol. Div.,

Dekalb, 111. 60115)

Mineral. Deposita 4 [2], 153-71 (1969)

51. The PbS-CusS-FeS-NaaS system

N. I. Kopylov

Zh. Neorg. Khim. ^4 [6], 1702-03 (1969)

52. A thermochemical investigation of the Zr-0 system

A. N. Kornilov, I. M. Ushakov, S. M. Skuratov and G. P. Shveikin

(Lomonosov State Univ., Moscow)

Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 186_ [4], 831-34 (1969)

53. Reactions in the Au-Cd-Hg system

L. F. Kozin, G. F. Cherkasova and M, I. Erdenbaeva

Izv. Akad. Nauk Kaz . SSR, Ser. Khim. 19. [3], 42-49 (1969)

54. Thermodynamics of equilibrium in the B-Cl-H system

V. A. Krenev and V. I. Evdokimov

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14 [7], 1966-70 (1969)

55. Equilibrium diagrams of the Zn(F03 )2 -Nag 0, Zn(P03)2-K2 0 and KPO3 -ZnO

sys tem.s E. L. Krivovyazov, N. K. Voskresenskaya and K. K. Palkina (Kurnakov

Gen, & Inorg. Chem. Inst., Moscow)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5 [6], 1057-61 (1969)

56. The Pb-S sys tern G. Kullerud (Geophys. Lab., Carnegie Inst., Washington, D. C.

20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 233-56 (1969)

57. The system f ors terite -diops ide -s il ica with and without water at

high pressures

I. Kushiro (Geophys. Lab., Carnegie Inst., Washington, D. C. 20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A. 269-94 (1969)

58. The Gd-Hg system at elevated temperatures. Vacancy interactions

in GdHs

G. G. Libowitz and J. G. Pack (Ledgemont Lab., Kennecott Copper

Co., Lexington, Mass. 02173)

J. Phys. Chem. n [7], 2352-56 (1969)

59. The system CaFs -CaMgSig Og

S. B. Lin and B. J. Burley (Geol. Dept., McMaster Univ., Hamilton,

Ont., Can.)

Can. J. Earth Sci. 6 [2], 269-80 (1969)

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60. Subsolidus relations along the join hedenbergite-ferrosilite

D. H. Lindsley and J. L. Munoz (Geophys . Lab., Carnegie Inst.,

Washington, D. C. 20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 295-324 (1969)

61. Solubility of Hg in alloys of Ni with Fe and Co

T. V. Lipets, Zh. L. Vert and I. P. Tverdovskii (State Appl. Chem.

Inst., Moscow)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43 [5], 1331-32 (1969)

62. The alkali-rich region of the system NasO-SiOg

J. Loffler

Glastech. Ber. 42, 92-96 (1969)

63. Solid state phase relations in the quaternary system CeOs -BaO-CaOSrO. The CeOg -CaO-SrO system

V. Longo and M. D. Mastromonaco (Univ. Degli Studi, Fac. Ing.,

Trieste, Italy)

Ann. Chim. (Rome) 59 [6], 502-09 (1969)

64. On formation of new phases in the systems SrO-Sm, Gd and Dy oxides

L. M. Lopato and A. E. Kushchevsky (Acad. Sci., Mat. Tech. Inst.,

Kiev, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. B [7], 637-39 (1969)

65. New compounds in the systems of PrgOa-SrO and NdgOs-SrO

L. M. Lopato, V. N. Pavlikov and L. I. Lugin (Acad. Sci., Mat.

Tech. Inst., Kiev, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad, Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. B [5], 428-31 (1969)

66. The systems NaAlSigOg -SiOs and KAlSiaOg -SiQs to 20 kb and the

relationship between 0 content, P(H30) and P(total) in granitic

magmas

W. C. Luth (Geol. Dept., Stanford Univ., Stanford, Calif. 94305)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 267A, 325-41 (1969)

67. The system MgO-SiOa -TiO^ and its bearing on the distribution of

TiOg in basalts

I. D. MacGregor (Southwest Ctr. Adv. Studies., Dallas, Texas 75230)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 342-63 (1969)

68. Glass formation in the system CsgO-NbsO^

H. Marfels (Max Planck Inst. Silikatf orsch . , Wiirzburg, Germ.)

Naturwiss. 56^ 283 (1969)

69. Glasses and crystalline compounds in the systems RbgO-TiOs and

CssO-TiOs

H. Marfels (Max Planck Inst. Silikatf orsch. , Wiirzburg, Germ.)

Glastech. Ber. 42, 161-76 (1969)

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70. New ternary compounds in the systems (Sc, Ti^ Zr^ Hf ) -(V^ Cr^Mn^Fe^ Co^

NiCu)-(Al^Ga)

V. Ya. Markiv and V. V. Burnashova (State Univ., Lvov, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. A [5], 463-64 (1969)

71. Study of the phases Vj^O, with x ^ 1 P. Massard, J. C. Bernier and A. Michel (Fac. Sci. Orsay, 91-Orsay,

Fr. ) Ann. Chim. (Paris) 4, 147 (1969)

72. An investigation of the W-Si system

V. A. Maximov and F. I. Shamrai (Baikov Met. Inst., Moscow)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5 [6], 1136-37 (1969)

73. Phase equilibria in the 1375 °C isotherm of the system Sr-Ti-0

G. J. McCarthy, W. B. White and R. Roy (Mater. Res. Lab.,

Pennsylvania State Univ., Univ. Park, Pa. 16802)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52. [9], 463-67 (1969)

74. Modified spinel p-Mn2Ge04 : stability and crystal structure

N. Morimoto, S. Akimoto and K. Koto (Inst. Sci. Ind . Res., Osaka

Univ., and Inst. Solid State Phys . , Univ. of Tokyo)

Science 165^ [3893], 586-88 (1969)

75. Investigations in the system PbO-SiOs -GeOg

M. Mydlar, H. Nowotny and K. J. Seifert (Inst. Phys. Chem., Univ.

Wien, Austria)

Monatsh. Chem. 100, 191-202 (1969)

76. Phase diagram of Fe-Sc alloys

0. P. Naumakin, V. F. Terekhova and E. M. Savitskii

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 161-65 (May-June 196 9)

77. The system SrO-"chromium oxide" in air and oxygen

T. Negas and R. S. Roth (Nat. Bur. Stds., Washington, D. C. 20234)

J. Res. Nat. Bur. Std. 73A [4], 431-42 (1969)

78. Structural diagram of the Al-B system

V. A. Neronov

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14. [6], 1704-05 (1969)

79. Diopside + spinel equilibria, anorthite and forsterite reaction

relationships in silica-poor liquids in the system CaO-MgOAlgOs-SiOs at atmospheric pressure and their bearing on the

genesis of melilitites and nephelinites

M. J. O'Hara and G. M. Biggar (Grant Inst. Geol., Univ. of

Edinburgh, Scotland)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A. 364-90 (1969)

80. Phase diagram of GaAs-GaP quasi-binary system

K. Osamura and Y. Murakami (Kyoto Univ., Dept. Met., Kyoto, Japan)

Japan. J. Appl . Phys. 8 [7], 967 (1969)

26
G. 81. Interaction of boron carbonitride with refractory metals and

compounds

I. S. Oshchipko and A. L. Burykina

Porosh. Met. 9_ [6], 87-90 (June 1969)

82. Certain features of high-temperature phase transitions in rare- earth metal dicarbides

I. B. Paderno^ V. L. Yupko and G. N. Makarenko

Izv. Akad, Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5 [5], 889-93 (1969)

83. Solubility of Nd and Al in solid Mg

E. M. Padezhnova

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 196-200 (May -June 1969)

84. Reply to comments on effects of pressure on phase equilibria and

transformation in the Fe-Cr system

J. S. Pascover and S. V. Radcliffe (Continental Can Co.^ Corporate

Res. Dept.^ Chicago^ 111.)

Scripta Met. 3 [7], 439-40 (1969)

85. Melting equilibria of the system UAlg -AlgMos -Mo

G. Petzow and J. Rexer (Max Planck Inst. Metallforsch. ^ Stuttgart^

Germ.

)

Z. Metallk. 60, 449-53 (1969)

86. Thermodynamic studies on binary systems having strong tendency to

demixing

B. Predel and H. Sandig (Inst. Metallforsch . ^ Univ. Munster/

Westfalen, Germ.)

Z. Metallk. 60, 208-14 (1969)

87. New phases formed by the lanthanide oxides with SrO

F. Queyroux (Lab. Chim. Appl . Etat Solide^ 94-Vitry, Fr.)

Rev. Int. Hautes Temper Refract. 111 (1969)

88. The binary system CaO-TaaOg

D. A. Reeve (Mines Branch, Dept. of Energy, Mines and Resources,

Ottawa, Ont., Can.)

J. Less-Common Metals 17. [2], 215-22 (1969)

89. Phase relations in the system CaO-Tag Og -SiOs

D. A. Reeve and N. F. H. Bright (Mines Branch, Dept. of Energy,

Mines and Resources, Ottawa, Ont., Can.)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [8], 405-09 (1969)

90. The Ge-Se phase diagram

L. Ross and M. Bourgon (Chem. Dept., Univ. of Montreal, Que., Can.)

Can. J. Chem. 47 [14], 2555-60 (1969)

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91. Position of the eutectic point on phase diagrams of binary systems

I. V. Salli, 0. I. Fomichev and G. A. Sakhno

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 193-95 (May-June 1969)

92. Investigation of the InsSs-GeSg system

E. S. Sarkisov and R. A. Lidin

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [5], 985-86 (1969)

93. Glass formation in the system SiOs -Alg O3 -Fes O3 -MgO-CaO-MnO-rare

earth oxide

A. V. Sarukhanishvili and N. K. Kutateladze

Soobshch. Akad. Nauk Gruz . SSR 54 [1], 105-08 (1969)

94. The system CaO-MgO-CaFs

E. Schlegel (Inst. Silikathuttenk. ^ Bergakad. Freiberg^ Germ.)

Silikattech. 20, 93-95 (1969)

95. The constitutional diagram Mns O4 -MnO and the dissociation pressures

occurring in this system

N. G. Schmahl and D. F. K. Hennings (Inst. Phys. Chem., Univ.

Saarbrilcken, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40^ 395-99 (1969)

96. Decomposition equilibria in the Fe203-Fe304 system

N. G. Schmahl, D. Hennings and C. Riibelt (Inst. Phys. Chem.^ Univ.

Saarbriicken^ Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhuttenw. 40, 375-79 (1969)

97. The Y-Bi alloy system

F. A. Schmidt, 0. D. McMasters and R. R. Lichtenberg (Inst. Atomic

Res. and Met. Dept., Iowa State Univ., Ames, Iowa 50010)

J. Less-Common Metals 18. [3], 215-20 (1969)

98. The BaO-Pt system in air

S. J. Schneider and C. L. McDaniel (Nat. Bur. Stds., Washington^

D. C. 20234)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc . bl [9], 518-19 (1969)

99. High-pressure phases in the sys tem MgO-Alg O3 -SiOa -H^ 0

W. Schreyer and F. Seifert (Inst. Mineral., Ruhr-Univ., Bochum,

Germ.

)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 407-43 (1969)

100. Solid state equilibria in the Fe-Mn-W-0 system

H. Schrbcke (Inst. Krist. Mineral., Univ. Miinchen, Germ.)

Neues Yahrb. Mineral., Abhandl. 110, 115-26 (1969)

101. Crys tallochemical conversions during dissociation of spinel solid

solutions in the Mg-Ti-Fe-0 system at equilibrium conditions

A. A. Shchepetkin, V. K. Antonov, V. I. Dvinin and G. I. Chufarov

(Acad. Sci., Met. Inst., Sverdlovsk, USSR)

Zh. Neorg. Khim. U [7], 1760-64 (1969)

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102. The La-Rh system

P. P. Singh and A. Raman (Eng. Mechan. Dept.^ Louisiana State Univ.^

Baton Rouge ^ La.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245. [7]^ 1561-68 (1969)

103. Solid solution of AI2O3 in rutile TiOg

R. A. Slepetys and P. A. Vaughan (Chem. Dept., Rutgers Univ., New

Brunswick, N. J.)

J. Phys. Chem. 73. [7], 2157-62 (1969)-

104. rne system NiO-CaO

D. E. Smith, T. Y. Tien and L. H. Van Vlack (Chem. & Met. Eng.

Dept., Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52. [8], 459-60 (1969)

105. Reaction of rare earth oxides with Na2

V. I. Spitsyn, I. A. Muraveva, L. M. Kovba and I. I. Korchak

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14 [6], 1451-55 (1969)

106. The FeCls -CrCls system

A. A. Soloshenko and Ya . E. Vilnyanskii

Zh. Neorg. Khim. 14 [7], 1993-94 (1969)

107. Investigations in the system BaO .Feg O3 -Fea O3

H. Stablein and W. May (F . Krupp GmbH, Zentralinst. Forschung u. Entwicklung, Essen, Germ.)

Ber. Deut. Keram. Ges . 46^ 126-28 (1969)

108. The Ni corner in the Ni-Ga-B system

H. H. Stadelmaier and M. L. Fiedler (Eng. Res. Dept., North

Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, N. C.)

Z. Metallk. 60, 447-48 (1969)

109. The ternary CaCug -type borides HfCogBs and ZrCoaBg

H. H. Stadelmaier and J. D. Schobel (Eng. Res. Dept., North

Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, N. C.)

Monatsh. Chem. 100, 224-30 (1969)

110. Diagram of states of the system Cr-Ce

V. N. Svechnikov, G. F. Kobzenko, V. G. Ivanchenko and E. L.

Martynchuk (Acad. Sci., Metallophys. Inst., Kiev, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. A [4], 354-55 (1969)

111. Solubility of Ng in Fe -C melts

A. G. Svyazhin, G. M. Chursin, A. F. Vishkarev and V. I. Yavoiskii

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . , Chern. Met. 12. [5], 43-46 (May 1969)

112. Phase diagram of the Rb-RbsO system: Rb suboxide RbgO

Ph. Touzain (Chem. Dept., Univ. of Montreal, Que., Can.)

Can. J. Chem. 47 [14], 2639-44 (1969)

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G. 113. Interaction of components in Ni-Zr-N melts

A. I. Trupolitov, 0. N. Kryuchkov^ A. Y. Stomakhin and A. F.

F ilippov

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Chern. Met. 1_2 [5], 57-61 (May 1969)

114. Phase diagram of the NiClg -CaClg system

L. Sh. Tsemekhman^ M. A. Nemo it in and S. E. Vaisburd

Zh. Prikl. Khim. 42 [6]^ 1402-03 (1969)

115. The system Mn-Ge

E. Wachtel and E. Th . Henig (Max Planck Inst. Metallf orsch .

Stuttgart^ Germ.)

Z. Metallk. 60, 243-47 (1969)

116. Phase transformation of AIB^q

G. Will (Eduard Zintl Inst., Tech. Hochschule Darmstadt, Germ.)

Z. Krist. 128, 156-58 (1969)

117. Phase equilibria in the system MgO-iron oxide-TiOs in air

E. Woermann, B. Brezny and A. Muan (College of Earth & Miner. Sci.,

Pa. State Univ., Univ. Park, Pa.)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 463-79 (1969)

118. The fayalite-magnetite-quartz assemblage between 600 and 800 °C

D. R. Wones and M. C. Gilbert (Geol. Survey and Geophys . Lab.,

Washington, D. C.)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A. 480-88 (1969)

119. Diagram of "oxygen pressure-composition" in the Cu-Fe-0 system at

1000 °C

A. G. Zalazinskii, V. F. Balakirev and G. I. Chufarov (Acad. Sci.,

Met. Inst., Sverdlovsk, USSR)

Zh. Fiz. Khim. 43. [6], 1636-37 (1969)

120. X-ray structural studies of alloys forming in the La-Cu-Al system

0. S. Zarechnyuk, E. I. Ernes -Misenko, A. N. Malinkovich and

V. V. Gabrusevich

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 173-75 (May-June 1969)

H. Reactions at temperatures above 1000 °C

1. Growth of uncommon Verneuil crystals and their characterization by

light scattering

J. A. Adamski, R. C. Powell and J. L. Sampson (A. F. Cambridge

Res. Lab., Bedford, Mass. 01730)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 246-49 (1968)

2. The growth of mixed oxide crystals from the melt

F. W. Ainger and W. P. Bickley (Allen Clark Res. Ctr., Plessey Co.,

Caswell, Towcester, Northants., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 278 (1968)

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3. Growth of diamond seed crystals from the vapour at sub-atmospheric

pres sure

J. C. Angus^ H. A. Will and W. S. Stanko (Case Western Reserve

Univ., Cleveland, Ohio)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 172 (1968)

4. Interdif fus ion in NiO, CaO and MgO single crystals

M. Appel (Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B [12], 4634 (1968-69)

5. Kinetics of the growth of Mo, W and Re borides from BN -metal powder

mix tures

F. D. Baehren, F. Thiimmler and D. Vollath (Inst. Mater, u. Fes tkorperf orsch . , Kernf orschungszentr . u. Lehrstuhl Werkstoffk.

II, T. H. Karlsruhe, Germ.)

J. Less-Common Metals 18. [3], 295-303 (1969)

6. Interpretation of kinetic data for the decarbur ization of iron

drople ts L. A. Baker (Univ. of New South Wales, Australia)

Can. Met. Quart. 1_ [4], 217-21 (1968)

7. Growth and properties of cadmium mercury telluride crystals

B. E. Bartlett, J. Deans and P. C. Ellen (Mullard Works, Southampton, Hants., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 276 (1968)

8. Pulling of GaP crystals by liquid encapsulation

S. J. Bass and P. E. Oliver (Services Electron. Res. Lab., Baldock,

Herts., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 286-90 (1968)

9. The growing of single cadmium selenide crystals with hole conductance

R. V. Baubinas, I. I. Vaitkus and I. K. Vishchakas (Kapsukas State

Univ., Vilnius, LiSSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [6], 1000-04 (1969)

10. Oxygen and uranium diffusion in UOg

J. Belle (Bettis At. Power Lab., West Miflin, Pa. 15122)

J. Nucl. Mater. ^0 [1-2], 3-15 (1969)

11. Seeded growth of garnet from molten salts

G. A. Bennet (Electr. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Glasgow, Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 458-62 (1968)

12. Steam oxidation kinetics and oxygen diffusion in UOg at high

temperatures

J. T. Bittel, L. H. Sjodahl and J. F. White (G. E. Missile 4 Space

Div., Cincinnati, Ohio 45215)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52_ [8], 446-51 (1969)

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H. 13. Growth kinetics of thread-like sapphire crystals

S. Z. Bokshtein, L. K. Kalashnikov^ S. Kishkin^ M. P. Nazarova and

I. L. Svetlov

Fiz. Tverd. Tela l^ [6], 1627-32 (1969)

14. Correlation of experimental data to determine slag-metal equilibria

A. R. Booth and J. A. Charles (Met. Dept., Univ. of Cambridge_, U.K.)

Trans. Inst. Mining Met. 78C, 115-16 (1969)

15. Destruction of carbides and their compositions at high temperatures

in a flow of chemically active gases

T. A. Bovina

Inzh.-Fiz. Zh. 16_ [6], 1068-72 (1969)

16. Growth of CaTiSiOg by the Czochralski method

W. S. Brower and C. R. Robbins (Nat. Bur. Standards, Washington,

D. C. 20234)

J. Crystal Growth 5. [4], 233-34 (1969)

17. A cathode assembly for feeding powders into the plasma of expanded

D.C. arcs

J. W. Bryant, J. M. Cox and D. Whjnman (Nat. Phys. Lab., Tedding ton,

U. K.)

J. Sci. Instr. 2^ 779-81 (1969)

18. Purification and the growth of Gd crystals

F. J. Cadieu and D. H. Douglass, Jr. (Phys. Dept., Univ. of

Chicago, 111. 60637)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [6], 2376-77 (1969) ,

19. The reaction of Cr with Og at elevated temperatures

L. Cadiou and J. Paidassi (C.E.N. Saclay, 91-Gif sur Yvette, Fr.)

Me'm. Sci. Rev. Met. 66^ 217 (1969)

20. Growth of oriented Ni bicrystals by an electron beam floating

zone technique

R, F. Canon and J. P. Stark (Mech. Eng. Dept., Univ. of Texas,

Austin, Texas)

J. Less -Common Metals 17_ [4], 451-54 (1969) ,. ; .

21. Study of the introduction of U into liquid Fe and its behavior at

1600 °C towards various non-metallic elements; Og, S, C and Ng

C. Catellier and M. Olette (IRSID, St. Germain en Laye, Fr.)

Me'm. Sci. Rev. Met. 66, 407 (1969)

22. Behavior of silicate inclusions in Fe during hot rolling

J. A. Charles and I. Uchiyama (Met. Dept., Univ. of Cambridge, U.K.)

J. Iron Steel Inst. (London) 207, 979-83 (1969)

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H. 23. Habit modification of ¥3635 Oj^ 2 gi^own from melts of PbO-PbFg doped

with SiOg

A. B. Chase and J. A. Osmer (Aerospace Corp.^ Los Angeles^ Calif.

90045)

Acta Cryst. k25_ [S3], S241 (1969)

24. Plasma -grown rutile single crystals and their distinctive

properties

J. D. Chase and L. J. van Ruyven (Ctr. Res. Div., Amer. Cyanamid

Co., Stamford, Conn. 06904)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [4], 294-98 (1969)

25. Lattice and grain -boundary diffusion of Ag in Au

A. Chatterjee and D. J. Fabian (Phys. Dept., Univ. of Reading, Engl.)

Acta Met. 17. [8], 1141-44 (1969)

26. Preparation and crys tallographic study of two mixed oxides with

the perovskite structure

C. Chauvel, J. C. Bernier and A. Michel (Fac . Sci., 91-Orsay, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 2085 (1969)

27. Observations during the carburation of Ti wires

J. L. Chermant, A. Deschanvres, G. Manier and G. Verge (Fac. Sci.

Caen, 14-Caen, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C, 2291 (1969)

28. Effect of alloying elements on the behavior of nonferrous metal

impurities in Ni and Fe during in-vacuo melting

B. G. Chernov and P. Ya . Ageev

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . , Chern. Met. 12_ [4], 5-9 (Apr. 1969)

29. Kinetics of reduction of Zn from silicate melts with CO

V. M. Chmarev and T. F. Vlasova

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 52-55 (May-June 1969)

30. Growth of single crystals of CdS

L. Clark and J. Woods (Appl. Phys. Dept., Univ. of Durham, Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 127-30 (1968)

31. Developments in melt-grown oxide crystals

B. Cockayne (Royal Radar Est., Malvern, Worcs., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4 , 60-70 (1968)

32. Growth of yttrium aluminate and yttrium aluminum garnet by a hollow

cathode floating -zone method

W. Class (Mater. Res. Co., Orangeburg, N. Y. 10962)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 241-45 (1968)

33. Effect of structure of Zr-Cu alloys on their resistance to oxidation

in COg at elevated temperatures

R. Darras and H. Loriers (C.E.N. Saclay, 91-Gif sur Yvette, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C. 2244 (1969)

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34. Oxidation of Zr-Cu alloys in COg at elevated temperatures

R. Darras_, H. Loriers and P, Bacqe (C.E.N. Saclay, 91-Gif sur Yvette, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci. 268C, 1317 (1969)

35. Melt growth of refractory oxide single crystals

H. M. Dess

Chem. Eng. Progr., Symp. Ser. 65. [95], 100-11 (1969)

36. Precipitation of boron in silicon

P. S. Dobson (Dept. Phys . Met. and Sci. Mater., Univ. of Birmingham,

Engl.) and J. D. Filby (Royal Radar Est., Malvern, Worcs., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 209-13 (1968)

37. The growth of austenite grain of plain carbon steels at 700-1200 "C

A. Domsa^ E. Bicsak and M. Filipescu

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40, 489-92 (1969)

38. Reactive vacuum evaporation of TiO with simultaneous oxidation to

TiOs

B. Dudenhausen and G. Mollenstedt (Univ. Tubingen, Inst. Angew.

Phys., Tubingen 7400, Germ.)

Z. Angew. Phys. ^T. [3], 191-97 (1969)

39. Synthesis and properties of Li septagermanate

C. 0. Dugger (A. F. Cambridge Res. Lab., Bedford, Mass. 01730)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 275 (1968)

40. Oxidation of metals at high temperatures in the non-stationary

(transition) region. II. Experimental data on oxidation of Ti

V. I. Dyachkov and V. I. Tikhomirov

Fiz. Metal. Metallov. 27. [4], 655-62 (1969)

41. Gravimetric studies on the mechanism of desulfurization of Fe melts

containing Si under oxidizing conditions

T. El Gammal and H. Schenck (Inst. Eisenhiittenw., Rhein . -Wes tfal

.

Tech. Hochschule, Aachen, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40^ 197-99 (1969)

42. Crystal growth of ternary metal oxides by chemical transport

F. Emmenegger (Lab. RCA, Ziirich, Switz.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 135-40 (1968)

43. Heat of solution and diffusivity of N in Mo

J. H. Evans and B. L. Eyre (AERE, Harwell, Berks., Engl.)

Acta Met. 17. [8], 1109-15 (1969)

44. Preliminary self -diffusion measurements with pyrocarbons

R. B. Evans, III, L. D. Low and E. H. Kobisk (Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.,

Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [7], 3058-59 (1969)

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45. Some regularities of interdif f us ion in Fe-Co powder mixtures

I. M. Fedorchenko^ I. I. Ivanova and 0. I. Fushchich (Acad. Sci.^

Mat. Tech. Ins t . ^ Kiev^, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. A [4], 356-59 (1969)

46. Interdif fus ion in the Ti-V_, Ti-Nb, Ti-Ta and Ti-Mo systems

S. G. Fedotov^ M. G. Chudinov and K. M. Konstantinov

Fiz. Metal. Metallov. 27. [5], 873-76 (1969)

47. Rate of combustion of size graded fractions of char from a low rank

coal between 1200 and 2000 K

M. A. Field

Combust. Flame 13. [3], 237-52 (1969)

48. Effect of Ni on high tem.perature oxidation of copper -bear ing steels

G. L. Fisher (INCO Res. Lab . ^ Sterling Forest^ Suffern^ N. Y.)

J. Iron Steel Inst. (London) 207, 1010-16 (1969)

49. Growth of CdS single crystals of controlled composition from the

vapour phase

P. D. Fochs^ W. George and P. D. Augustus (Ctr. Res. Lab., Assoc.

Electr. Ind., Rugby, Warwicks . , Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 122-25 (1968)

50. Vapor phase growth of SnOg single crystals

C. G. Fonstad, A. Linz and R. H. Rediker (Electr. Eng. Dept.,

Mass. Inst. Tech., Cambridge, Mass.)

J. Electrochem. Soc. Ilj6 [9], 1269-71 (1969)

51. Diffusion in iron

J. Fridberg, L. E. Tj^rndahl and M. Hillert (Royal Inst. Tech.,

Stockholm, Sweden)

Jernkontorets Annaler 153 [6], 263 (1969)

52. Investigations on the distribution of S between C-saturated molten

Fe and basic slags during the s corif ica tion of added elements

with affinity to , with special reference to Si

M. G. Frohberg, A. Nilas and B. Schuh (Inst. Allgem. Met.,

Tech. Univ. Berlin)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40^ 191-95 (1969)

53. Interaction of a high alumina refractory with Cr vapors in vacuo

M. I. Gasik, S. I. Khitrik, Yu. P. Pashkov, L. Ya. Grinberg and

Yu. M. Chupakhin

Ogneupory 34 [6], 38-40 (June 1969)

54. Thermal stability of refractory materials in a gas flow

G. A. Gogotsi, L. V. Kravchuk, R. I. Kuriat and G. N. Tretyachenko

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. ]_ [3], 515-19 (1969)

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H. 55. Self -diffusion of carbon

E. S. Golovina, V. S Chaplygina and L. L. Kotova (Krzhizhanovskii

Power Eng. Inst.^ Moscow)

Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR 187. [3], 558-61 (1969)

56. Molten film thickness during Verneuil synthesis of ruby and its

effect on crystal perfection

J. G. Grabmaier (Forschungs lab . Miinchen^ Siemens AG^ 8 Munich^

Ge rm . ) J. Crystal Growth 5 [2], 105-10 (1969)

57. Mass dependence of self -diffusion in iron

D. Graham (NASA Lewis Res. Ctr.^ Cleveland, Ohio 44135)

J. Appl. Phys. 401 [6], 2386-90 (1969)

58. Reaction of titanium nitrides with Og and CO2

Yu. G. Gurevich, Yu . K. Semenov and V. I. Eliseev

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved._, Chern. Met. 12_ [4], 10-12 (Apr. 1969)

59. Growth and characterization of single crystal ZrBg

J. S. Haggerty, J. L. O'Brien and J. F. Wenckus (A. D. Little,

Inc., Cambridge, Mass. 02140)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 291-94 (1968) ^

60. Melting of vanadium carbide in the plasma stream furnace

K. Hanusch and H. Winterhager (Inst. Metallhiittenw. u. Elektromet.,

Rhein . -Wes tf al • Tech. Hochschule Aachen, Germ.)

Chem. -Ing. -Tech. 41., 687-88 (1969)

61. Lamellar glass -crys tal structures in the system ZnO-BsOs

D. E. Harrison (Wes tinghouse Res. Lab., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 674-78 (1968)

62. Diffusion of gases through graphite

P. Hawtin, R. W. Dawson and J. Roberts

Trans. Inst. Chem. Eng. 47 [5], 109-13 (1969)

63. Diffusion of ^^Fe in wustite as a function of composition at 1100 °l P. Hembree and J. B. Wagner, Jr. (Mater. Sci. Dept., Northwestern

Univ., Evans ton, 111.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [7], 1547-52 (1969)

64. Nucleation and growth of oxide particles in metal vapor flames

R. W. Hermsen and R. Dunlap

Combust. Flame 13. [3], 253-61 (1969)

65. Alloy formation between low and very high -melting metals by

reduction of volatile metal halides and studies of the structure

of Mo-Zn alloys made using this method

Th. Heumann, H. W. Schleicher and H. Venker (Inst. Metallforsch.

,

Univ. Munster, Germ.)

Z. Metallk. 60, 438-41 (1969)

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j H. 66. Fluxed-melt growth of NiO crystals and their electrical properties

I G. J. Hill (Electr. Res. Assoc. ^ Leatherhead^ Surrey) and

I B. M. Wanklyn (Clarendon Lab.^ Phys . Dept.^ Univ. of Oxford,

Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 475-79 (1968)

67. Crystal growth and lattice parameters of rare-earth doped yttrium

phosphate, arsenate and vanadate prepared by the oscillating

j temperature flux technique

W. Hintzmann and G. Mviller-Vogt (Phys. Inst., Univ. of Karlsruhe,

Germ.

)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [4], 274-78 (1969)

68. Preparation of single crystals of Pt group transition metals and

alloys

S. Hornfeldt, J. B. Ketterson and L. R. Windmiller (Argonne Nat.

Lab., Argonne, 111. 60439)

J. Crystal Growth 5. [4], 289-93 (1969)

i 69. Synthesis and stability of Ti-andradite

Pi. G. Huckenholz (Geophys. Lab., Carnegie Inst. Washington, D. C. 20008)

Am. J. Sci. (Schairer Vol.) 26 7A, 209-32 (1969)

70. The physical chemistry of transport processes

J. H. E. Jeffes (Met. Dept., Imperial Coll., London, SW 7)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 13-32 (1968)

71. Back stress in high temperature deformation

J. J. Jonas (Met. Eng. Dept., McGill Univ., Montreal, Can.)

Acta Met. 17. [4], 397-405 (1969)

7 2. High temperature vapour phase growth of Eu sulphide, selenide and

telluride

j E. Kaldis (Lab. fiir Fes tkorperphys ik, E.T.H., Zurich, Switzerland)

I J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 146-49 (1968)

^ 73. Preparation of single crystals of CdGeAsg by a zone melting method

J. Kaspar (Inst. Solid State Phys., Czech. Acad. Sci., Prague)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 277 (1968)

74. The thermodynamic properties of gaseous Nb chlorides

F. J. Keneshea and D. Cubicciotti (Stanford Res. Inst., Menlo

Park, Calif. 94025)

J. Phys. Chem. 73. [9], 3054-62 (1969)

75. Incorporation of increased concentrations of rare earth activator

ions in optical quality single crystals of yttrium aluminum

garnet

M. Kestigian and W. W. Holloway, Jr. (Sperry Rand Res. Ctr.,

Sudbury, Mass. 01776)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 455-57 (1968)

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1
H. 76. Interaction of Mg aluminate and Mg chromate spinels with calcareous

Fe melts

Ya. V. Klyucharov and N. V. Meshalkina

Ogneupory 3± [7], 44-47 (July 1969)

77. Evidence of dendritic and cellular growth in a-AlsOs

H. E. LaBelle, Jr. and A. I. Mlavsky (Tyco Labs . ^ Waltham^ Mass.

02154)

Acta Cryst. A25 [S3], S241 (1969)

78. Effect of the characteristics of a polycrys talline aggregate on solid-state growth of a single crystal of a hexagonal ferrite

C. Lacour and M. Paulus (CNRS Lab. Magne't. et Phys . Solide, 92-

Bellevue, Hauts de Seine, Fr.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 814-17 (1968)

79. Preparation of the precious metals, their alloys and pseudo-alloys

R. Lacroix (Comptoir Lyon Alemand, Paris)

Ind. Ce'ram. [167], 257 (1969)

80. Growth of single crystals of Bi4 (Ge04 )3 J. Liebertz (Philips Zentrallab. GmbH, Weisshauss tr . 51, Aachen,

Ge rm .

)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [2], 150 (1969)

81. Epitaxial growth of narrow linewidth yttrium iron garnet films

R. C. Linares (Perkin-Elmer Co., Norwalk, Conn. 06852)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 443-46 (1968)

82. Oxide formation and separation during deoxidation of molten Fe with

Mn-Si-Al alloys

P. H. Lindon and J. C. Billing ton (Met. Dept., Univ. of Aston in

Birmingham, Engl.)

Trans. Met. Soc . AIME 245. [8], 1775-84 (1969)

83. Growth and characterization of variable s toichiome try spinels

H. G. Lipson, A. Kahan and J. A. Adamski (A. F. Cambridge Res.

Lab., Bedford, Mass. 01730) and E. Farrell, M. J. Redman and

J. Kawamura (Ctr. Mater. Sci. and Eng. and Electr. Eng. Dept.,

M.I.T., Cambridge, Mass. 02139)

• J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 250-54 (1968)

84. Factors affecting the reoxydation of molten steel during continuous

cas ting

J. Little, M. van Oosten and A. McLean (Met. and Mater. Sci. Dept.,

McMaster Univ., Hamilton, Ont., Can.)

Can. Met. Quart. 7. [4], 235-46 (1968)

85. Electrochemical measurements of oxygen during the reduction of

silicate slags by means of C-saturated Fe in a C crucible

W. Loscher (Hoesch AG Hiittenwerke, Dortmund, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40, 479-87 (1969)

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86. Growth from metal solutions

N. P. Luzhnaya (Inst. Gen. and Inorg. Chem.^ Acad. Sci. USSR,

Mos cow)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 97-107 (1968)

87. Diffusion of C in alloys of Nb with Ti, Zx , W and Mo

V. D. Lyubimov, P. V. Geld, G. D. Bogomolov, V, A. Tskhai and

G. P. Shveikin

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 201-06 (May-June 1969)

88. Effect of impurities on mullite formation from kaolinite-type

minerals

K. J. D. MacKenzie (Chem. Dept., Victoria Univ. of Wellington,

New Zealand)

Trans. Brit. Ceram. Soc. 68, 97-109 (1969)

89. Dispropor tionation of GeO

R. L. Magunov, 0. V. Zakolodiazhnaya, N. M. Bondar and M. N. Puring

(Acad. Sci., Inst. Gen. & Inorg. Chem., Kiev, UkSSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [7], 1300-01 (1969)

90. Improvement in yield of yttrium iron garnet

H. Makram (CNRS Lab. Magnet, et Phys . Solide, 92-Bellevue, Fr.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 447-51 (1968)

91. Effect of pressure on the homogeneous distribution of Ga in single

crystal yttrium iron garnet

H. Makram, L. Touron and J. Loriers (CNRS Lab. Magnet, et Phys.

Solide, 92-Bellevue, Fr.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 452-54 (1968)

92. Growth and characterization of a transition metal silicide

R. C. Marshall (A. F. Cambridge Res. Lab., Bedford, Mass. 01730)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 295-99 (1968)

93. Reduction of some oxides by WC. Double carbides of W with Fe, Co

or Ni

Y. Mary (Lab. Chim. Miner., Sorbonne, Paris)

Rev. Chim. Miner. £, 585 (1969)

94. As isoconcentration diffusion studies in Si

B. J. Masters and J. M. Fairfield (IBM Components Div., E. Fishkill

Facility, Hopewell Junction, N. Y. 12533)

J. Appl. Phys. 40 [6], 2390-94 (1969)

95. High-pressure synthesis of perovskite-type Pb(ZniNb£)03

Y. Matsuo, H. Sasaki, S. Hayakawa, F. Kanamaru and ]S. Koizumi

(Wireless Res. Lab., Matsushita Electric Ind . Co., and Inst.

Sci. & Ind. Res., Osaka Univ., Osaka, Japan)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [9], 516-17 (1969)

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96. The growing of CdTe single crystals

0. A. Matveev, S. V. Prokofiev and I. V. Rud (Acad. Sci., loffe

Phys. Tech. Inst.^ Leningrad^ USSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. 5. [7]^ 1175-80 (1969)

97. Thermodynamic analysis of the formation of zircon from oxides

G. M. Matwejew^ A. S. Agarkow and F. Kerbe (Inst. Tech. Keramik,

Hermsdorf, Thiiringen^ Germ.)

Silikattech. 20, 86-88 (1969)

98. On uranium self -diffusion in UOg and UOs + ^j H. Matzke (Chem. Dept., CCR Euratom, Ispra (Varese), Italy)

J. Nucl. Mater. 30 [1-2], 26-35 (1969)

99. Czochralski-growth of calcium f luorphosphate

R. Mazelsky, R. H. Hopkins and W. E. Kramer (Wes tinghouse Res.

Lab., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 360-64 (1968)

100. Preparation of cadmium telluride single crystals by liquid

encapsulation

G. S. Meiling and R, Leombruno (Corning Glass Works, Corning,

N. Y. 14830)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 300 (1968)

101. The spherulitic growth of graphite crystals

1. Minkoff (Technion, Haifa, Israel)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 328 (1968)

102. A transport reaction for the growth of Pr phosphide

K. E. Mironov (Inst. Inorg . Chem., Acad. Sci. USSR, Novosibirsk 90,

USSR)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 150-52 (1968)

103. Liquid encapsulation crystal pulling at high pressures

J. B. Mullin, R. J. Heritage, C. H. Holliday and B. W. Straughan

(Royal Radar Estab., Malvern, Worcs . , Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 281-85 (1968)

104. Anomalous diffusion in p-Zr, p-Ti and V

M. C. Naik and R. P. Agarwala (Bhabha Atomic Res. Ctr., Trombay,

Bombay, India)

J. Phys. Chem. Solids 30, 2330-34 (1969)

105. Synthesis of barium ferrates in oxygen

T. Negas and R. S. Roth (Nat. Bur. Stds., Washington, D. C. 20234)

J. Res. Nat. Bur. Std. 73A [4], 425-30 (1969)

106. Synthesis and fabrication of (U,Pu)C nuclear fuel pellets from

U-Pu alloy

P. A. Nelson, D. E. Grosvenor, S. Vogler, N. P. Quattropani and

P. W. Krause (Argonne Nat. Lab., Argonne, 111.)

Am. Ceram. Soc . 48 [9], 863-66 (1969)

40
H. 107. Growth of ZnO single crystals by the vapor phase reaction method

K. F. Nielsen (Phys. Dept. Sect. Ill, Tech. Univ. of Denmark,

Lyngby, Denmark)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4. 141-45 (1968)

108. Crystallization of LaBg

T. Niemyski (Inst. Electron Tech., Polish Acad. Sci., Warsaw) and

E. Kierzek-Pecold (Inst. Phys., Polish Acad. Sci., Warsaw)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 162-65 (1968)

109. The reduction of molten blast furnace slags by elementary C and Fe

melts saturated with C

W. Oelsen and H. G. Schubert (Max Planck Inst. Eisenforsch .

,

Diisseldorf) and 0. Oelsen (Werk Ruhrort, A. Thy ssen-Hutte AG,

Duisburg-Meiderich, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhuttenw. 40, 173-90 and 277-83 (1969)

110. Comparison of the behavior of alumina and silica in the reaction

of slags rich in lime with Fe melts in a graphite crucible

W. Oelsen, H. G. Schubert and K. Klein (Max Planck Inst.,

Eisenforsch . , Diisseldorf, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhiittenw. 40, 201-13 (1969)

111. Chlorination of ZnO: equilibrium measurements

A. K. Orlov and J. H. E. Jeffes (Met. Dept., Imperial College,

London, SW 7)

Trans. Inst. Mining Met. 78C. 87-90 (1969)

112. Iodine-doped hollow CdS crystals

C. Paorici (1st. Fis., Univ. di Parma, Italy)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [4], 315-16 (1969)

113. Solubility and diffusivity of 0 in solid Cu from electrochemical

measurements

R. L. Pastorek and R. A. Rapp (Met. Eng. Dept., Ohio State Univ.,

Columbus, Ohio)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [8], 1711-20 (1969)

114. Growth of Mn ferrite crystals

M. Paulus and A. Hamelin (CNRS Lab. Magnet, et Phys. Solide,

92-Bellevue, Hauts de Seine, Fr.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 500-03 (1968)

115. Diffusion of Be in Zr and Ti

L. V. Pavlinov, G. V. Grigorev and G. 0. Gromyko

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 207-09 May -June 1969)

116. Tracer diffusion in tungsten

R. E. Pawel and T. S. Lundy (Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak Ridge, Tenn.

37830)

Acta Met. 17_ [8], 979-88 (1969)

41
H. 117. Diffusion of ^•'"Cr into polycrys talline Nb

J. Pelleg (Structures and Mater. ^ Nat. Aeronaut. Establ., Nat. Res.

Council^ Ottawa^ Can.)

J. Less-Common Metals 17. [3]^ 319-24 (1969)

118. On the self -diffusion of Nb

J. Pelleg and G. M. Lindberg (Nat. Aeronaut. Estab.^ Nat. Res.

Council^ Ottawa^ Can.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245. [7]^ 1654-55 (1969)

119. Reduction of iron ore compacts

M. D. Pepper and B. L. Daniell (Met. Dept.^ Univ. of Surrey^

Guildford, U. K.)

J. Iron Steel Inst. (London) 207, 972-78 (1969)

120. The preparation of Eu2Si04

H. Pink (Forschunglab . , Siemens A.G., Miinchen, Germ.)

J. Less-Common Metals 17. [2], 247 (1969)

121. Enstatite; disorder produced by a megabar shock event

S. S. Pollack (Mellon Inst., Carnegie -Me 11 on Univ., Pittsburgh,

Pa. 15213) and P. S. DeCarli (Stanford Res. Inst., Menlo Park,

Calif. 94025)

Science 165 [3893], 591-92 (1969)

122. Behaviour of solid solutions of rare earth oxides in binary systems

during crystallization by the Verneuil method

A. A. Popova (Inst. Cryst., Acad. Sci. USSR, Moscow)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 255-59 (1968)

123. Vapor phase growth of refractory fluoride single crystals

K. Recker and R. Leckebusch (Mineral. Inst., Univ. Bonn, Germ.)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [2], 125-31 (1969)

124. Diffusion of ^^^U in UOg

D. K. Reimann and T. S. Lundy (Oak Ridge Nat. Lab., Oak Ridge,

Tenn. 37830)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 5.2 [9], 511-12 (1969)

125. Solubility of cerium oxides in alkali chloride melts

G. Reinhard and D. Naumann (Zentralins t . Kernf orschung, Deut. Akad

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Wissen. Berlin, Dresden, DDR)

Z. Phys. Chem. (Leipzig) 238, 309-20 (1968)

126. Silicon dioxide dissolution in molten glass

E. F. Riebling (Corning Glass Works, R/D Labs., Corning, N. Y.)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48 [8], 766-69 (1969)

127. A simple furnace for the growth of single crystals from fluxed

melts under pressure

J. M. Robertson, S. H. Smith and D. Elwell (Phys. Dept., Portsmouth

Coll. Tech., Portsmouth, Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [3], 189-92 (1969)

42
H. 128. Surface diffusion of oxides

W. M. Robertson (Sci. Ctr., North Am. Rockwell Co._, Thousand Oaks,

Calif. 91360)

J. Nucl. Mater. 30 [1-2], 36-49 (1969)

129. Method of synthesis and growth from solution of homogeneous single

crystals of semiconductors

H. Rodot, A. Hruby and M. Schneider (CNRS Lab. Magnet, et Phys

Solides, 92-Bellevue, Meudon, Fr.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 305-08 (1968)

130. High temperature solution (flux) and high pressure solution (hydrothermal) crystal growth

R. Roy and W. B. White (Mater. Res. Lab.^ Pennsylvania State Univ.^

Univ. Park, Pa. 16802)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4 , 33-42 (1968)

131. Contact interaction of silicon and boron carbides and their

compounds with liquid metals

G. V. Samsonov, A. D. Panasyuk and G. K. Kozin (Acad. Sci., Mater.

Tech. Inst.^ Kiev, UkSSR)

Dopovidi Akad. Nauk Ukr. RSR, Ser. A [5], 468-71 (1969)

132. The reaction of CO with a Ta surface heated above 2000 K

M. D. Scheer and J. Fine (Nat. Bur. Stand., Washington, D. C. 20234)

Surface Sci. 12 [1], 102-07 (1968)

133. Growth of mixed cation iron garnets in the Yb-Ga and Y-Ca silicate

sys terns M. Schieber, A. Grill and I. Shidlovsky (Phys. Dept., Hebrew Univ.^

Jerusalem, Israel)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 467-70 (1968)

134. The dissolution of CaO in Ca-Fe silicate slags at 1375 °C

W. J. Schlitt, III (Pennsylvania State Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B_ [12], 4680 (1968-69)

135. Evidence for 2H-SiC whisker growth by a screw dislocation process

N. Setaka and K. Ejiri (Nat. Inst. Res. Inorg . Mater, and Fac.

Sci., Univ. of Tokyo)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [7], 400 (1969)

136. The preparation and growth of single crystals of some ternary

sulphides

W. A. Shand (Signals R/D Establ., Chris tchurch, Hants, Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [3], 203-05 (1969)

137. Single crystal growth and some properties of LiYF4

I W. A. Shand (Nat. Phil. Dept., Univ. of Aberdeen, Scotland)

! J. Crystal Growth 5 [2], 143-46 (1969)

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H. 138. Reaction kinetics of Cv^Os with a lime-alumina melt

V. D. Shantarin, Yu. A. Deryabin;, S. I. Suchilnikov and V. A. Pavlov

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. [3], 47-51 (May-June 1969)

139. Oxidation of V in iron carbide melts

Yu. S. Shchekalev; S. I. Popel and A. I. Pastukhov

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved . ^ Chern. Met. 1_2 [4]^ 13-17 (April 1969)

140. Growtli of nickel ferrite crystals from barium borate by a pulling

me thod

S. H. Smith and D. Elwell (Phys. Dept.. Portsmouth Coll. Tech.,

Portsmouth, Engl.) j| J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 471-74 (1968) [

141. Mass spectrometric investigations of hydrogen-containing molecules

of B and C

S. J. Steck (Northwestern Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B [11], 4084 (1968-69)

142. Coesite and stishovite

D. Stoffler and J. Arndt (Mineral . -Petrog . Inst., Univ. Tubingen,

Germ.

)

Naturwiss. 56^ 100-09 (1969)

143. Growth of single crystals of graphite from a C-Fe melt

Y. Sumiyoshi and N. Ito (Appl. Chem. Dept., Fac. Eng., Nagoya

Univ., Chikusaku, Nagoya, Japan)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 327 (1968)

144. P and As doping of epitaxial Si films in the 1000 to 1200 °C

temperature range

T. B. Swanson and R. N. Tucker (Fairchild Semiconductor R/D Lab.,

Palo Alto, Calif.)

J. Electrochem. Soc. 116 [9], 1271-74 (1969)

145. Preparation of semiconducting SiC single crystals

I. Swiderski, W. Proskurowski and T. Niemyski (Polish Acad. Sci.,

Inst. Electron. Tech., Zielna 37, Warsaw)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [1], 59-64 (1969)

146. Isomorphic impurity distribution in garnets as a function of the

solubility of the tri-valent oxides in molten salts and the

method of crystal growth

V. A. Timofeeva (Inst. Cryst., Acad. Sci. USSR, Moscow)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 496-99 (1968)

147. Growth of yttrium iron garnet single crystals

W. Tolksdorf (Philips Zentralab. GmbH, 2 Hamburg 54, Germ.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 463-66 (1968)

44
148. Growing of 12Ga0.7Al2 03 single crystals

N. A. ToropoV; I. P. Udalov and Z. S. Medvedeva (Grebenshchikov

Silicate Ghem. Ins t . ^ Leningrad^ USSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR^ Neorg. Mater. 5. [7], 1304-05 (1969)

149. Kinetics of the vapor growth of II-VI compound crystals. II. Zinc

selenide

M. Toyama and T. Sekiwa (Tokyo Shibaura Elect. Go.. Kawasaki^

Japan)

Japan. J. Appl. Phys . 8 [7], 855-59 (1969)

150. Dissolution of silica glass in Na^ O-GaO-SiOs melts

M. Truhlarova and 0. Veprek (Silicate Res. Lab., Gzech. Acad. Sci.^

Prague

)

Glastech. Ber. 4_2^ 9-11 (1969)

151. Synthesis of single crystals of some uranium oxides

A. N. Tsvigunov^ E. Yu . Kuzmichiova and L. M. Kovba (State Univ._,

Inorg . Ghem. Dept.^ Moscow)

Vest. Mosk. Univ., Khim. [4], 117 (July-Aug. 1969)

152. Growth of magnetite crystals from a borax flux

M. Vichr (GNRS Lab. Terres Rares, 92-Bellevue) and H. Makram

(GNRS Lab. Magnet, et Phys. Solide, 92-Bellevue, Fr.)

J. Grystal Growth 5. [1], 77-78 (1969)

153. Solid solubility and diffusion coefficients of B in Si

G. L. Vick and K. M. Whittle (Instr. Controls Div., Conrac Go.,

Duarte, Galif.)

J. Electrochem. Soc. 11^ [8], 1142-44 (1969)

154. Ternary diffusion in Fe-Go-Ni alloys

A. Vignes and J. P. Sabatier (E.N.S. Met. et Ind . Mines^ Univ. of

Nancy, Fr.)

Trans. Met. Soc. AIME 245 [8], 1795-1802 (1969)

155. A technique for vapor phase growth of ZnSe

P. Vohl (Itek Go. Res. Labs., Lexington, Mass.)

Mater. Res. Bull. 4 [9], 689-98 (1969)

156. Oxidation equilibria and oxygen transport in calcium silicate slags

P. Vygen and H. J. Engell (Max Planck Inst. E isenf orsch .

,

Diisseldorf, Germ.)

Arch. Eisenhdttenw. 40,, 359-65 (1969)

157. Isotope effect in self -diffus ion in Fe

G. M. Walter (Northwestern Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29B [11], 4202 (1968-69)

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H. 158. Growth and characterization of large stoichiometric magnesium

aluminate spinel single crystals

C. C. Wang and S. H. McFarlane^ III (RCA Lab._, Princeton^ N. J.

08540)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 485-89 (1968)

159. The growth of ceria crystals from PbFg flux

B. M. Wanklyn (Clarendon Lab.^ Oxford Univ.^ Oxford^ Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 5. [3], 219-21 (1969)

160. UOj: cermets with idealized structure by particle coating and

isostatic hot pressing

P. Weimar, F. Thiimmler and H. Bumm (Inst. Mater, u. Festkorperforsch.. Kernf orschungszentr . Karlsruhe^ Germ.)

J. Nucl. Mater. 31_ [2], 215-25 (1969)

161. Decarbur ization of Fe-C alloys by Ar-Og mixtures

S. G. Whiteway^ R. J. W. Peters, W. D. Jamieson and C. R. Masson

(Nat. Res. Council, Atlantic Regional Lab., Halifax, N. S., Can.)

Can. Met. Quart. 7_ [4], 211-15 (1968)

162. Carbon: observations on the new allotropic form

A. G. Whittaker and P. L. Kintner (Mater. Sci. Lab., Aerospace

Corp., El Segundo, Calif.)

Science 165. [3893], 589-91 (1969)

163. Growth of single crystals of rare-earth metals and binary alloys

M. Whittaker (Metals Res. Ltd., Melbourn, Royston, Herts., Engl.)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 317-20 (1968)

164. Growth of diamond seed crystals by vapor deposition

H. A. Will (Case Western Reserve Univ., 1968)

Dissertation Abstr. 29^ [12], 4815 (1968-69)

165. Mullite formation from the sillimanite group minerals

H. H. Wilson (Clemson Univ., Clemson, S. C.)

Am. Ceram. Soc. Bull. 48 [8], 796-97 (1969)

166. Production of titanium nitride in direct current plasma

H. Winterhager and K. Hanusch (Inst. Me tallhiittenw . u. Elektromet.,

Rhein. -Wes tfal . Tech. Hochschule, Aachen, Germ.)

Ber. Deut. Keram. Ges. 46_, 181-85 (1969)

16 7. Oxygen diffusion in Gdg O3

C. D. Wirkus, M. F. Berard and D. R. Wilder (Inst. Atom. Res. &

Ceram. Eng. Dept., Iowa State Univ., Ames, Iowa 50010)

J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 52 [8], 456 (1969)

46
H. 168. Growth of stoichiometric magnesium aluminate spinel crystals by

flux evaporation

J. D. C. Wood and E. A. D. White (Electr. Eng. Dept.^ Imperial

Coll.^ Exhibition Road^ London SW 7)

J. Crystal Growth 3-4, 480-84 (1968)

169. Oxidation of Fe-Ni alloys

G. L. Wulf^ T. J. Carter and G. R. Wallwork (School of Met.^ Univ.

of New South Wales^ Kensington, N.S.W., Australia)

Corrosion Sci. 9, 471-78 and 689-701 (1969)

170. Growth of transparent, s tria tion-f ree Ba2NaNb50^5 single crystals

by a low-thermal-gradient Czochralski technique

R. R. Zupp, J. W. Nielsen and P. V. Vittorio (Bell Tel. Labs .

Murray Hill, N. J. 07974)

J. Crystal Growth 5 [4], 269-73 (1969)

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Ed. by M. L. McGlashan (Chem. Dept., The Univ., Exeter, Engl.),

H. A. Skinner (Chem. Dept., The Univ., Manchester, Engl.) and

E. F. Westrum, Jr. (Chem. Dept., Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor,

Mich.

)

Academic Press, start 1969 (6 issues), $19.50 per year

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3. Experimental transition probabilities for triplet-singlet

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Sellin, I. A. ; Donnally, Bailey L. ; Fan, C. Y. (Oak Ridge Nat.

Lab., Oak Ridge, Tenn.).

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k. New method for plotting potential curves of diatomic molecules

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9' Present state of analysis of the first spectrum of thorium (Th l)

.

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11. Short-range effects on the pressure shift for a nitrogen atom in

a rare-gas atmosphere.

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12. "Abnormal" rotational energy distributions in the C - B ^Ilg

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lifetime.

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15. Vibration rotation bands of heated hydrogen halides.

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J. Mol. Spectrosc. I968, 28(2), 121-^4 (Eng).

16. Absorption coefficients of ozone in the ultraviolet and visible

Regions

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J. Chem. Phys. I968, 1+9(2), 857-9 (Eng).

17« Ultraviolet absorption spectra of germanium monoiodide and silicon

monoiodide.

Oldershaw, G. A.; Robinson, K. (Univ. Hull, Hull, Engl.).

Trans. Faraday Soc. I968, 6k (9), 2256-9 (Eng).

18. Gas -phase far -ultraviolet absorption spectrum of hydrogen

bromide and hydrogen iodide.

Huebert, B. J. ; Martin, R. M. (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara,

Calif.)

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(8), 30I+6-8 (Eng).

19. Radiative lifetimes from ultraviolet lines of neon I, Neon II, and

Neon III.

Hesser, James E. (Princeton Univ. Obs., Princeton N. J.).

Phys. Rev. I968, 17k { l) , 68-7U (Eng).

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A. 20. Lifetime of the 2s 2p^ 5/2 states in the boron I spectrum

determined from zero field level crossing.

Hese, A.; Weise, H. P. (Tech. Univ. Berlin, Berlin, Ger.).

Z. Phys. 1968, 215(1), 95-102 (Ger).

21. Optical absorption measurements of ground-state CN in active

nitrogen flames.

Iwai, Tsuruji; Pratt, D. W. ; Broida, H. P. (Univ. of California

Santa Barbara, Calif.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^9(2), 919-26 (Eng).

22. Oscillator strengths of Eu I spectral lines.

Komarovskii, V. A.; Penkin, N. P.; Shabanova, L. N. (USSR).

Opt. Spektrosk, I968, 25(l), 155-8 (Russ). CA Vol. 69, 81988

(1968).

23. Arc spectrum of zinc.

Johansson, Ingmar; Contreras, Ruben (Univ. Lund, Lund, Swed.).

Ark. Fys. I968, 37 (3l), 513-20 (Eng).

2U. Isotopic shift in the dysprosiim spectrum.

Pacheva, I.; Abadzhieva, L. (Bulg.).

Izv. Fiz. Inst. AWEB, Bulg. Akad. Nauk. I968 , I7, 87-93 (Bulg).

25. Identification of the metastable autoionizing states in potassium

with a new radio-frequency spectroscopic technique.

Sprott, G. ; Novick, R. (Columbia Univ., New York, N. Y.).

Phys. Rev. Lett. I968, 2l(6), 336-9 (Eng).

26. High-resolution absorption, Zeeman, and magnetic rotation spectra

of the fundamental and satellite bands of nitric oxide in the near infrared.

Keck, Donald B. (Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Mich.).

1967, 260 pp. (Eng). Avail. Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor,

Mich., Order No. 68-791!^. From Diss. Abstr. B I968, 28(12), 5153-

27. Collisional quenching of the B^II state of nitric oxide.

Campbell, I. M. ; Thrush, B. A. (Univ. Cambridge, Cambridge, Engl.).

J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer I968, 8(9), 1571-5 (Eng).

28. New self -terminating laser transitions in calcium and strontium.

Deech, J. S. ; Sanders, J. H. (Oxford Univ., Oxford, Engl.).

IEEE J. Quantum Electron. I968, , hlh (Eng).

29. Reactions of excited atomic iodine (5^^1/2) * TH. Spectroscopic

proof of the photochemical production of excited atoms in the

banded region of the b3iIq^^ - Xl2g+ system, and a correlation

with the reaction rate.

Broadbent, T. W. ; Callear, A. B. ; Lee, H. K. (Phys. Chem. Lab.,

Cambridge, Engl. )

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A. 30. Improvements in preparation and operation of elecrodeless

discharge lamps as high intensity sources in atomic fluorescence

flame spectrometry.

Zacha, K. E. ; Bratzel, M. P., Jr.; Winefordner, J. D. : Mansfield

J. M. , Jr. (Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.).

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31. Structure of electronically excited molecules.

Seip, Hans M. (Univ. Oslo, Oslo, Norway)

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32. NaO"^ production from sodium and in merged "beams.

Rol, P. K. ; Entemann, E. A. (Space Sci, Lab., Gen. Dynam./Convair

,

San Diego, Calif.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(3), 1^30-1 (Eng)

33* Charge transfer and atom transfer in ion-molecule interactions

studied by a time-of-flight mass spectrometer.

Homer, J. B. ; Lehrle, R. S. ; Robb, J. C. ; Thomas, D. W. (Dep^

Pure Chem., Nat. Res. Counc, Ottawa, Can.).

Advan. Mass Spectrom. I966 , 3, U15-32 (Eng).

3^. A theoretical study of the -'-2

, ^E^, '^tx, "^jt states of NaLi and

the 2z+ state of NaLi+.

Bertoncini, Peter Joseph (Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.).

1968, 109 pp. (Eng). Avail. Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich.,

Order No. 68-7087. From Diss. Abstr. B I968 , 29(1), I3I.

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diatomic molecules.

Parr, Robert G. ; White, Ronald J. (Univ. Oxford, Oxford, Engl.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(3), 1059-62 (Eng).

36. Effect of additives upon the reaction of cyanogen with active

nitrogen: reactions of carbon atoms, CN radicals, and the

chemiluud-nescent reaction of C2N radicals with atomic oxygen.

Safrany, David R. ; Jaster, Walter (Whiteshell Nucl. Res. Estab.,

At. Energy Canada, Ltd., Pinawa, Manitoba).

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37* Determination of energies of dissociation of some monohalides

of the carbon subgroup.

Kuzyakov, Yu. Ya. (USSR).

Vestn. Mosk. Univ., Khim. I968, 23(3), 210^+ (Russ). CA Vol. 69

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Hastie, J. W. ; Margrave, J. L. (Rice Univ., Houston, Tex.).

J. Chem. Eng. Data I968, 13(3), ^28-9 (Eng)

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39' New type of perturbation caused by a magnetic hyperfine interaction,

observed in the ground state of VO.

Richards, D. ; Barrow, R. F. (Univ. Oxford, Oxford, Engl.).

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41. First excited state of NO . Sjoergren, H. ; Szabo, I. (Dep. Phys., Roy. Inst. Technol.

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Stockholm, Swed.).

Ark. Fys. I968, 37(3^), 551-5 (Eng).

k2. Broadening of the U226.73-A. line {ks^ ^Sq - Upl IPi^) of

calcium I in laboratory spectra and in M-type stars.

Weniger, S. (Observ. Paris, Meudon, Fr.).

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^3. Attribution of the visible system of SnCl bands at the a2x"^ - X3ll3_^''2 transition.

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absorption of 1^70-A. radiation.

Sieck, L. Wayne (Radiat. Chem. Sect., Nat. Bur. of Stand.,

Washington, D. C).

J. Hiys. Chem. I968, 72(9), 3129-33 (Eng).

^5* Observation and vibrational analysis of a new system of germanium

monochloride bands: a2z+ - X^II.

Deschamps, Pascal; Robert, Anne Francoise; Pannetier, Guy (Lab.

Cinet. Chim., Fac. Sci. Paris, Paris, Fr.).

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kQ. The production of monochromatic radiation with spectral lamps.

Klier, R. (Osram G.m.b.H. , Munich, Ger.).

G-I-I (Glas-Instrum.-Tech.) Fachz. Lab. I968 , 2l(l), 10-11 (Ger).

k^. Measurement of the sodiiun D-line absolute oscillator strengths

by the Roschdestvenskii hook method.

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50. Pressure-dependence of the yellow nitrogen afterglow intensity.

Brennen, W. ; Shane, E. C. (Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,

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Chem. Phys. Lett. I968, 2(3), 1^3-^+ (Eng).

51. Lifetime of fluorescence from the lowest electronic state in

sulfur dioxide vapor.

Caton, Robert Brent (Univ. of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y.).

1968 , 112 pp. (Eng). Avail. Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor,

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52. Dicke narrowing and collisional broadening of the So(0) Raman line

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Cooper, V. G. ; May, A. D. ; Hara, E. H. ; Knapp, H. F. P. (Univ.

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53. The D and D' states of the PO molecule.

Verma, R. D. ; Dixit, M. N. (Univ. New Brunswick, Fredericton,

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Can. J. Phys. I968, U6(l8), 2079-86 (Eng).

5^. Correction to "Transition probabilities for some argon II laser

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55' Photoionization of high-temperature vapors. IV. Thallous

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A. 56. Atomic absorption spectroscopy.

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Instrimi. Rev. (Leiden) I967 , 2ji/5, 31^-8 (Neth).

57* Line sources for uce in atomic fluorescence flame spectrometry.

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58. Gas reactions yielding electronically excited species.

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Annu. Rev. Phys. Chem. I968 , I9, 371-88 (Eng).

59. Regularities in atomic oscillator strengths.

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60. Direct predissociation of molecular iodine B 3iIq^^.

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63. Proof of two conjectiores of Mulliken concerning the electronic

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65. Relative brightnesses and optical excitation functions of some spectral lines of mercury.

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66. Observation and characterization of a new band of the molecule

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67. Spectra of ions of iron-group elements.

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68. Spectra of titanium II and vanadium III in excited configurations.

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69. Spectra of cobalt I, nickel II, and copper III in excited

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70. Transition probabilities of argon I in the range of 5OOO-65OO A.

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71. Intense vacuum ultraviolet atomic line sources.

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Appl. Opt. 1968 , 7(10), 2071-i+.

72. Absorption spectrum of PH in the vacuum ultraviolet.

Balfour, W. J.; Doublas, A. E. (Div. Pure Phys., Nat. Res. Counc

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Can. J. Phys. I968, i+6(20), 2277-80.

73- New band system of copper hydride in the far ultraviolet.

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Can. J. Phys. I968, k6{20) , 229I-3OO.

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A. 7^. [Absorption bands of] the 0^ system of ^^CIF/^'^CIF in the

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75- Emission spectrum of the A-X system of BiBr molecule.

Singh^ S. P. (Banaras Hindu Univ.; Varanasi, India).

Indian J. Rare Appl. Phys. 1968, 6(6), 299- 3OI.

76. Rotational analysis of the blue-green system of scandium oxide.

Adams, Annabel; Klemperer, W. ; Dunn, T. M. (Harvard Univ.,

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Can. J. Phys. I968, 46(19), 2213-20.

77- Relative values of transition probabilities in doublets of the

principal series of scandium III, yttrium III, and lanthanum

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78. Spectra of xenon and krypton arcs. Newell, P. Bruce; 0-Brien, John D. (EG and G, Inc., Bedford,

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79- Vibrational analys is of ^Z-^ii syst em of GeCl.

Filippova, A. P. ; Kuzyakov, Yu. Ya. (USSR).

Vestn. Mosk. Univ., Kiim. I968 , 23(3), 25-9 (Russ). CA Vol. 69,

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80. Measurement of the lifetime of the 6^Si level of cadmium and of

the collision cross sections of various gases for this level.

Laniepce, B. (Lab. Spectrosc. At., Fac Sci. Caen, Caen, Fr.).

J. Phys. (Paris) I968 , 29(5-6), ^27-33 (Fr).

81. Radiance lifetimes in the resonance series of argon I. Lawrence, George M. (Douglas Advan. Res. Lab., Huntington Beach,

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82. Fluorescence and phosphorescence of sulfur dioxide vapor.

Mettee, H. D. (Univ. of Texas, Austin, Tex.).

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83. Luminescence and radiations transitions in sulfur dioxide gas.

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8h. Radiative mean-life measurements of some atomic hydrogen excited

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85. Neon transition probabilities.

Lilly, Roger A. ; Holmes, J. R. (Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu,

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86. Photoionization of ytterbium: 1350-2000 A.

Parr, Albert C. ; Elder, Fred A. (Univ. of Chicago, Chicago, 111.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^9(6), 2665-7.

87. Mass spectrometric study of photoionization. Cyanogen and the

cyanogen halides.

Page, F. M. (Univ. Aston, Birmingham, Engl.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , if 9(5), 21466.

88. Atomic oscillator strengths. IV. Transitions of the type s^-sp

Warner, Brian (Univ. of Texas, Austin, Tex.).

Mon. Notic, Roy. Astron. Soc. I968, lJ+0(l), 53-9 (Eng)

89. Statistical theory of dissociation and recombination for moderately

complex molecules.

Keck, James; Kalelkar, Ashok (Massachusetts Inst, of Technol.,

Cambridge, Mass.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(7), 3211-23 (Eng).

90. Jacobi-Gauss quadrature calculations of Rydberg-Klein potential

energy curves for diatomic molecules and solutions of the

ensuring wave equations and some of their bound states.

McKeever, J. W. ; Schweinler, H. C. (Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffus.

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91. Chemiluminescence in gases: reactions yielding electronically

excited sulfur dioxide.

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92. Stacking-fault densities in hexagonal ((3 -phase) silver -antimony

alloys

De, M. ; Sen, S. (Indian Assoc. Cultiv. Sci., Calcutta, India).

Brit. J. Appl. Phys. I968, [2]l (9), lli+l-l4- (Eng).

93. Potential energy curves of the "^11 and states of the BCl

molecule.

Genebart, Francois; Johannin-Gilles, Andree (Fac Sci. Brest. Brest, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. A,B I968, 267B (6), U08-II (Fr)

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A. 9I+. New high-resolution analysis of several bands of the D -> X

system of the As2 molecule.

Perdigon, Pierre; D'Incan, Jean; Janin, Joseph (Univ. Lyon,

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95' Molecular radiation from high-pressure discharges. Mercury-tin

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96. Experimental lifetimes of the 5P levels in argon I. Klose, Jules A. (Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington, D. C).

J. Opt. Soc. Amer. I968, 58(ll), I509-I2 (Eng).

97- Ultraviolet absorption spectra of gaseous tin difluoride and

lead difluoride.

Hauge, Robert H. ; Hastie, J. W. ; Margrave, J. L. (Rice Univ.,

Houston, Tex.).

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(l0), 3510-11 (Eng).

98. Diffuse spectra of SeH and SeD.

Lindgren, Bo (Univ. Stockholm, Stockholm, Swed.).

J. Mol. Spectrosc. I968, 28(1+), 536-9 (Eng).

99' Infrared spectra of the vapors above rhenium heptaoxide and

sodium, potassium, rubidium, and cesium perrhenates, tetrahedrally

coordinated rhenium compounds.

Spoliti, M. ; Stafford, F. E. (Northwestern Univ., Evanston, 111.).

Inorg. Chim. Acta I968, 2(3), 3OI-I+ (Eng).

100. Hyperfine structure of the transition silver I, A, = 19,372 A.

Fischer, Wolfgang; Huehnermann, Harry; Krueger, Ekkehard (Univ.

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101. Frank-Condon factors and r centroids for the B-X and C-X systems

of the MgF molecule.

Maheshwari, R. C; Singh, I. D. ; Shukla, M. M. (Gorakhpur Univ.

Gorakhpur, India)

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Proc. Phys. Soc, London, At. Mol. Phys. I968, [2] l(5), 993-6 (Eng)

102. Fine structure of the high-pressure bands.

Meinel, H. ; Messerle, G. (Deut. Versuchst. Luft -Raimifahrt

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Stuttgart, Ger.).

Astrophys. J. I968, 15^(1) (Pt. l) , 38I-U.

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103' Measurement and identification of laboratory-produced vacuum

ultraviolet spectral lines.

Roth, Nancy V.; Elton, R. C. (Nav. Res. Lab., Washington, D. C).

U. S. Clearinghouse Fed. Sci. Tech. Inform. I968 , AD 66758^, ^1 PP

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lOh. Band spectrum of mercury bromide in the ultraviolet region.

Patel, M. M. ; Darji, A. B. (M. S. Univ. Baroda, Baroda, India).

Indian J. Phys. I968 , k2(2) , IIO-I9 (Eng)

105' Spectroscopic research on a thermal plasma of copper vapor.

Weniger, S. (Observ. Paris, Meudon, Fr.).

Phenomena loniz. Gases, Int. Conf., Contrib. Pap., 8th, Vienna

1967, i+57 (Eng).

106. Argon absorption in the vacuum ultraviolet using the helium

recombination continuum from plasma arc source.

Levy, M. E. ; Huffman, R. E. (Vitro Lab., West Orange, N. J.).

Phenomena loniz. Gases, Int. Conf., Contrib. Pap., 8th, Vienna

1967, lj-56 (Eng).

107- Electronic systems of the PO radical. IV. Visible and 'altraviolet systems associated with the D2ll-|,(a) and D'2ii^(a) states.

Couet, Claude; Coquart, Bernard; Ngo Tuan Anh; Guenebaut,

Henri (Lab. Chim. Phys., Fac Sci., Reims. Fr.).

J. Chim. Phys. Physicochim. Biol. I968, 65(7), 12^+1-58 (Fr)

108. Spectrum of copper oxide; study of the orange-red system by use

of oxygen-18.

Antic-Jovanovic, A.; Pesic, D. S. ; Gaydon, A. G. (inst. Nucl.

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Proc. Roy. Soc, Ser. AI968, 307 (1^91), 399-^06 (Eng).

109- Radiative lifetimes for nitrogen II ultraviolet multiplets.

Hesser, James E. ; Lutz, Barry L. (Princeton Univ., Observ.,

Princeton, W. J.).

J. Opt. Soc. Amer. I968 , 58(11):, 1513-15 (Eng).

110. Production of N2(A ^2!^^) and CO(a 3^) by Hg(lP]_) photosensitization

evidence from 2537-A. mercury scintillation.

Granzow, Albrecht ; Hoffman, Morton Z. ; Lichtin, Norman N.

Wason, Satish K. (Boston Univ., Boston, Mass.).

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(ll), 37^1-6 (Eng).

111. Absorption spectrum of the free SiHp radical.

Dubois, Iwan (Div. Pure Phys., Nat. Res. Counc, Ottawa, Can.).

Can. J. Phys. I968 , 1+6(22), 2I+85-9O (Eng).

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A. 112. Extension of the ^ X^Z system of BaH and BaD.

Khan, M. Aslam (Univ. Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan).

Proc Phys. Soc, London, At. Mol. Phys. I968, [2]l(5), 985-9

113. Effect of the characteristics of light beam for detecting the

modulated absorption and dispersion signals of merc'ury-201 vapor

Laloe, Franck'-' Leduc, Michele~ Minguzzi, Paolo (Lab. Spectrosc

Hertzienne, E. N. S., Fac. Sci., Paris, Fr.).

C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. A,B I968 , 267B (5), 328-31 (Fr)

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Ilk. New spectrum associated with diatomic carbon.

Herzberg, G.~ Lagerqvist, A. (Div. Pure Phys., Wat. Res. Counc

Canada, Ottawa, Can.).

Can. J. Phys. I968 , ^+6(21), 2363-73 (Eng) .

115- Isotope shifts in the second negative band of Og^ [molecular

oxygen positive ions].

Bhale, G. L.~ Rao, P. Ramakoteswara (Spectroscopy Div., Bhabha

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Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., Sect. A I968, 67(6), 350-7 (Eng).

116. Absorption coefficients of oxygen at the Lyman-a line and its

vicinity.

Ogawa, M. (Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif.).

J. Geophys. Res. I968, 73(21), 6759-63 (Eng).

117. Low-frequency spectra of lithium halide molecular species.

Freiburg, M. ; Ron, A.; Schnepp, 0. (Israel Inst. Technol.

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Haifa, Israel)

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J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(l0), 3526-31 (Eng).

118. New data concerning the broadening and shift of Ar I and Ar II

spectral lines in a spark plasma.

lova, lancu (Univ. Bucharest, Bucharest, Rom.).

Rev. Roum. Phys. I968 , 13(3), 267-73 (Eng).

119. Analysis of the vibrational structure of the SiBr emission

spectriun.

Kuznetsova, L. A.; Kuz'menko, N. E. ; Kuzyakov, Yu. Ya. (USSR).

Vesth. Mosk. Univ., Khim. I968, 23(3), 30-5 (Russ), CA Vol. 69

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120. Isotope shift in the resonance lines of cesium-131.

Huehnermann, Harry; Wagner, Hermann (Univ. Marburg, Marburg, Ger

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121. Differentiation between holmiuin II spectra using only a d.c

arc as excitation source. Held, Sima (Israel At. Energy Com., Tel-Aviv, Israel).

Israel At. Energy Comm. I968, IA-II62, 65 pp (Eng)

122. Emission spectrum of zinc "bromide in the visible region.

Patel, M. M. ; Rajan, K. Jacob (M. S. Univ. Baroda, Baroda, India).

Indian J. Phys. I968 , k2{2) , 125-30 (Eng).

123. The c^II-blZ"^ band system of KH and M).

Whittaker, F. L. (imp. Coll., London, Engl.)

Proc Phys. Soc, London, At. Mol. Phys. I968, [2] l(5), 977-82.

12^. Participation of metastable states of certain atoms in their

excitation processes by a spectrographic arc under the normal

pressure of a monatomic gas.

Bril, Jacques; Dieudonne, Hubert (Centre Rech. Croupe Pechiney,

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C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Ser. A,B I968 267B(5), 321-U (Fr)

125. Predissociation of chemilumine scent OH and OD.

Palmer, H. B. ; Naegeli, D. W. (Pennsylvania State Univ., University

Park, Pa.).

J. Mol. Spectrosc. I968 , 28(U), U17-21 (Eng).

126. Decay of helium metastable atoms in afterglow.

Sadeghi, N. ; Pebay-Peyroula, J. C. (Lab. Phys. Gen., Grenoble,

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Phenomena loniz. Gases, Int. Conf., Contrib. Pap., 8th, Vienna

1967, 51 (Eng).

127. Lifetime measurements of the i+s^S]_y'2 and 3d^D states of aluminum

by the phase-shift method. Cummingham, Paul T. (Lawrence Radiat.

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J. Opt. Soc. Amer. I968, 58(11), 1507-9 (Eng).

128. Chemiluminescent emission in gaseous reactions at low concentrations.

Emerson, John; Reeves, Robert; Harteck, Paul (Mason Lab.,

Rensselaer Polytech. Inst., Troy, N. Y.).

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72 (ll), 3721-U (Eng).

129. Formation of electronically excited species in nitrogen atomoxygen pitom recombination reactions catalyzed by carbon compounds:

m^iA^Z, B^II) and 0(ls)

Fontijn, Arthur; Ellison, Roy (AeroChem Res. Lab., Inc., Princeton,

n.j.).

J. Phys. Chem. I968 , 72(l0), 3701-2 (Eng).

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A. 130. Oxygen-argon afterglow as a source of the 02(A3Zu^-X^Zg ) Herzberg I band system.

Degen, V.; Nicholls, R. W. (York Univ., Toronto, Ont.)

Proc. Phys. Soc, London, At. Mol. Phys. I968, [2]l(5), 983-I+.

131' Pressure broadening of the 60-GHz. microwave lines of oxygen.

Abbott, Richard Lawrance (Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, Colo.).

1967 , 131 pp. (Eng). Avail. Univ. Microfiljns, Ann Arbor, Mich.

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132. Hyperfine structure of the rotational spectrum of hydrogen iodide

in the submillimeter region.

Van Dijk, F. A. ; Dymanus, A. (Katholieke Univ. MJmegen, Nijmegen,

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Chem. Phys. Lett. I968 , 2{k) , 235-6 (Eng).

133. Calculation of the radiative lifetime of the a^II state of nitric

oxide

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Lefebvre-Brion, H. ; Guerin, F. (Centre Mec Ondulatoire Appl.

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Paris, Fr . )

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J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^49(3), 1^+^6-7 (Eng).

13^. Nuclear magnetic dipole moment of holmium-165.

Sugar, Jack (Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington, D. C).

J. Opt. Soc. Amer. I968, 58(ll), 1519-23 (Eng).

135" Level-crossing investigation of the hyperfine structure of the

excited 3^^3/2 ^^'^ ^^'^3/2 state of sodium-23'

Schoenberner , Detlef; Zimmermann, Dieter (Tech. Univ. Berlin,

Berlin, Ger . )

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Z. Phys. 1968, 216(2), 172-82 (Ger).

136. Catalog of Emission Lines in Astrophysical Objects.

Meinel, Aden B. ; Aveni, Anthony F. ; Stockton, Martha W. (Optical

Sci. Center, Univ. of Arizona: Tucson, Ariz.). I968, 162 pp.

137. Some fast reactions in gases studied by flash photolysis and

kinetic Spectroscopy.

Norrish, Ronald G. W. (Cambridge Univ., Cambridge, Engl.).

Prix Nobel 1967, (Pub. I968) , l8l-211 (Eng).

138. Flash photolysis and primary processes in the excited state.

Porter, G. (Roy. Inst., London, Engl.).

Fast React. Primary Processes Chem. Kiret., Proc. Nobel Symp.,

5th 1967, 1^4l-6l (Eng).

139- Pulsed-radiolysis study of atomic oxygen reactions in the gas

phase.

Meaburn, G. M. ; Perner, D. ; LeCalve, J.; Bourene, M. (C.E.N.

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J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(ll), 3920-5 (Eng).

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A. 1^+0. Examination of the operating conditions for hollow cathode

lamps and selection of analysis lines. I. Westinghouse lamps

for Ca, Co, Fb, Mn, K, and Na.

Miirata, Noboru (Dainippon Ink Chem. , Inc., Tokyo, Japan).

Burseki Kagaka I968, 17(8), 1002-11 (Japan).

ihl. Examination of the operating conditions for hollow cathode

lamps and selection of analysis lines. II. Westinghouse

lamps for Ba, i^'e, Mg, Sn, and Zn.

Murata, Noboru (Dainippon Ink Chem. , Inc., Tokyo, Japan).

Bimseki Kagaku I968, 17(8), 1012-19 (Japan).

lh2. Depolarizing collisions of excited thalliiim atoms with inert

gases

Teplova, S. ; Chaika, M. P.; Cherenkovskii, V. A. (USSR).

Opt. Spektrosk. I968, 25(3), 3^9-9 (Russ). CA Vol. 69, 6609

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lk3' Configiiration interaction study of the four lowest '^^'^ states

of the lithium hydride molecule.

Brown, Richard Edwin; Shull, Harrison (Indiana Univ., Bloomington,

Indiana)

Int. J. Quantum Chem. I968 , 2(5), 663-85 (Eng)

ikk. Dissociation Energies and Spectra of Diatomic Molecules.

Gaydon, Alfred G. (Barnes and Noble: New York). I968, 33O pp.

1^+5- Rapid scanning with the Fabry-Perot etalon.

Greig, J. R. ; Cooper, John (Univ. of Maryland, College Park, Md)

Appl. Opt. 1968 , 7(11), 2166-70 (Eng).

lk6. Rapid advances in rapid-scan spectroscopy.

Rimentel, George C. (Univ. of California, Berkeley, Calif.).

Appl. Opt. 1968, 7(11), 2155-60 (Eng).

1^7- Experimental determination of radiation lifetimes and transition

probabilities in argon I. Verolainen, Ya. F. ; Osherovish, A. L. (USSR).

Opt. Spektrosk. I968 , 25(3), k66-Q (Russ). CA Vol. 69, 7602

(1968).

1^+8. Franck-Condon factors and r-centroids for (A^II-X^Z) system of

BeF molecule.

Katti, M. R. ; Sharma, H. D. fAppl. Phys. Div., Def. Sci. Lab.,

Delhi, India)

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968 , 6(8), ^58 (Eng).

63
A. 1^9' Spectrum of triply ionized nickel (Wi IV").

Poppe, R. (Univ. Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Weth.)-

Physica I968, kO{l) , 17-26 (Eng)

.

150. Low-noise solar and laboratory spectroscopy. III. The lead I

7229-A. line and the solar lead abundance.

Reach, F. V. (Univ. Observ., Oxford, Engl.).

Mon. Notic Roy. Astron. Soc I968, lUo(l), ^+3-51 (Eng).

151* Franck-Condon factors and r-centroids for the C X band system

of the -'-^CH molecule.

Sharma, Devendra; Singh, P. D. ; Pathak, A. N. (Univ. Gorakhpiir,

GorakhpuT", India)

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Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968 , 6(8), 14^43-5 (Eng).

152. Band spectrum of diatomic cadmium iodide in the visible region

Ul30-i+800 A.

Patel, Madhubhai M. ; Patel, Suryakant P.; Darji, A. B. (Maharaja

Sayajiroa Univ. Baroda, Baroda, India).

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968 , 6(7), 3^2-3 (Eng).

153- Electronic states of fluorides of scandium, yttrium, and lanthanum.

Barrow, R. F. ; Bastin, M. W. ; Moore, D. L. G. ; Pott, C. J. (Univ.

Oxford, Oxford, Engl.).

Nature 1967, 215(5105), 1072-3 (Eng).

15^- Vibrational transition probabilities and r-centroids of diatomic

molecules: band systems of CuCl.

Rao, D. v.; Nair, K. P. R. ; Rai, D. K. (Banaras Hindu Univ.,

Varanasi, India)

.

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968, 6(7), 396-7 (Eng).

155- Forbidden vibrational transitions in the electron-impact spectra

of molecular oxygen and nitrogen.

Skerbele, Ausma; Dillon, Michael A. ; Lassettre, Edwin W. (CarnegieMellon Univ., Pittsburgh, Pa.).

J. Chem. Phys. 1968 , ^9(8), 35^3-5 (Eng).

156. Rotational analysis of the bands of the A'-X system of BiCl molecules.

Mohanty, B. S. ; Nair, K. P. R. ; Upadhya, K. N. (Banaras Hindu

Univ., Banaras, India).

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968, 6(9), I+9U-6 (Eng).

157' Dependence of vibrational grequency of diatomic molecules on electronegativity.

Singh, Surendra, P.; Mathur, Veerendra, K. (Kuri;ikshetra Univ.,

Kurukshetra, India)

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Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968, 6(7), 386-8 (Eng).

64
158. Rapid recording microspectrophotometer

Wolken, Jerome J. ; Forsberg, R. ; Gallik, G. ; Florida, R.

(Carnegie-Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, Pa.)*

Rev. Sci. Instrum. I968 , 39 (ll), I73I+-I+O (Eng)

159' Double-beam absorption spectrophotometer for far ultraviolet

radiation.

Castex, M. C. ; Monlouis, P. ; Romand, J. (Lab. Hautes Pressions,

C. N. R. S., Bellevue, Fr.).

Rev. Phys. Appl. I968, 3(2), 175-8U (Fr.).

160. Analysis of band spectra.

Berflinger, G. ; Lischka, H. (Univ. Wien, Vienna, Austria)

Monatsh. Chem. I968, 99 (5), 185I-65 (Ger).

161. Faraday rotation studies of F centers in alkaline earth oxides.

Bessent, Rodney G. ; Cavenett, B. C. ; Hunter, Ian C. (Solid

State Phys. Div., At. Energy Res. Estab., Harwell, Engl.).

J. Phys. Chem. Solids I968, 29(9), 1523-30 (Eng).

162. Experimental determination of the oscillator strengths for some transitions in the Lyman bands of molecular hydrogen.

Haddad, G. N. ; Lokan, K. H. ; Farmer, A. J. D. ; Carver, J. H.

(Univ. Adelaide, Adelaide, Aust.).

J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer I968, 8(5), 1193-200 (Eng). •

163. Mean life of the G^V mercury level. Coherent multiple scattering

of the 185O-A. optical resonance light.

Lecler, D. (Lab. Spectro. At., Fac. Sci., Caen, Fr.).

J. Phys. (Paris) I968, 29(7), 61I-I8 (Fr)

l6h. Band spectrum of BaD.

Kopp, Ingvar; Wirhed, Rolf (Univ. Stockholm, Stockholm, Swed.).

Ark. Fys. I968, 38(15), 277-307 (Eng).

165. Rotational analysis of bands of the gaseous AgAl molecule.

Clements, R. M. ; Barrow, Richard F. (Oxford Univ., Oxford, Engl.).

Trans. Faraday Soc I968, 6k{ll) , 2893-5 (Eng).

166. Electronic absorption spectrum of the NCS free radical.

Dixon, Richard N. ; Ramsay, Donald A. (Univ. Sheffield, Sheffield,

Engl.).

Can. J. Phys. I968, J+6(23), 2619-3I (Eng).

167. New classifications in selected ionic spectra of nickel, copper,

and zinc.

Even-Zohar, Moshe; Fraenkel, Benjamin S. (Hebrew Univ.,

Jerusalem, Israel)

J. Opt. Soc. Amer. I968 , 58(lO), 1^20-1 (Eng).

65
A. 168. A note on the rotational analysis of the A-X system of the lead

monobromide molecule.

Lal^ K. M. ; Khanna, B. N. (Aligarh Muslim Univ., Aligarh, India).

Can J. Phys. I968, hG{Yj) , 1991-2 (Eng) .

169. Excitation of spark spectra of sulfur and chlorine in an atmosphere

of various gases.

Berezin, I. A.; Korpushev, A. L. ; Razuvaev, V. A. (USSR).

Zh. Prikl. Spektrosk. I968 , 9(1), 1U-I7 (Russ) . CA Vol. 69,

7810 (1968).

170. Survey of the first spectrum of protactiniiom.

Richards, E. W. T. ; Stephen, I.; Wise, H. S. U. K. At. Energy

Auth., Res. Group, At. Energy Res. Estab., Rep. I968, AERE-R5731, 159 pp. (Eng). Avail. HMSO. 21 s.

171. Spectroscopic study of excited states in an argon plasma.

Frost, Milton A., Ill; Wierum, Frederic A., Jr. (Gen. Dyn.,

Fort Worth, Tex. )

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AIAA(Amer. Inst. Aeronaut. Astronaut.) J. I968, 6(lC), 20^3-^ (Eng)

172. Emission spectrum of lead bromide moleciile.

Singh, Surendra P. (Kurukshetra Univ., Kurukshetra, India).

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968, 6(7), 38^-5 (Eng).

173- Emission spectrum of Bil molecule.

Singh, Surendra Pal (Banaras Hindu Univ., Varanasi, India).

Indian J. Pure Appl. Phys. I968 , 6(8), kh'^-G (Eng).

17^. Intensity law for microwave spectroscopy: theoretical and

experimental.

Harrison, Howard W. (Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(7), 3023-35 (Eng).

175' Shock-tube determination of the electronic transition moment of

the C2 (Swan) bands.

Arnold, James 0. (Ames Res. Center, NASA, Moffett Field, Calif.).

J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer I968 , 8(ll), 178I-9I+ (Eng).

176. Structure of triply ionized nickel (Ni IV).

Garcia-Riquelme, Olga (inst. Opt., Madrid, Spain).

Physica I968 , hO (l), 27-9 (Eng).

177* Laser photolysis and spectroscopy: a new technique for the study

of rapid reactions in the nanosecond time range.

Novak, J. R. ; Windsor, Maurice W. (Chem. Sci. Dept., TRW Systems,

Redondo Beach, Calif.).

Proc. Roy. Soc, Ser. A I968, 308(11+92), 95-IIO (Eng).

66
A. 178. Selective excitation spectroscopy and some possible applications

Measures, R. M. (Univ. Toronto, Toronto, Can.)*

J. Appl. Phys. 1968 , 39(11). 5232-^5 (Eng).

179- Electronic scanning spectrometer for measurements of rapidly

changing spectra.

Baker, Doran J.; Steed, Allan J. (Utah State Univ., Logan, Utah)

Appl. Opt. 1968, 7(11), 2190-^ (Eng).

180. Rapid-scan spectrometers for the diagnostics of transient plasma

Hill, Ronald Amer (Sandia Lab., Albuquerque, N. Mex.).

Appl. Opt. 1968, 7(11), 218I+-9 (Eng).

181. Wide-range, rapid- scanning spectrometer for emmission and

absorption measurements.

Buchhave, P.; Church, Charles H. (Westinghouse Res. Lab.,

Pittsburgh, Pa. )

Appl. Opt. 1968 , 7(11), 2200-U (Eng).

182. Rapid-scan flash spectrophotometer with a flying-spot light source and magnetic storage.

Koszewski, Jozef ; Jasny, Jan; Grabowski, Zbigniew R. (Polska

Akad. Nauk, Warsaw, Poland)

Appl. Opt. 1968, 7(11), 2178-83 (Eng).

183. Formation, reaction, and deactivation of molecular oxygen (^^g)

Izod, T. P. J.; Wayne, Richard P. (Phys. Chem. Lab., Oxford,

Engl. )

Proc. Roy. Soc, Ser. A I968, 308(1^92), 81-9^+ (Eng).

iQh. Absolute measurement of argon II state lifetime by the

correlation of photons emitted during cascade.

Camhy Val, Claude; Dumont, Anne Marie (inst. Astrophys., Paris,

Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. A,B I968, 267B(l5), 689-9I (Fr.).

185. Electronic transition moment integrals for first ionization of

CO and the A-X transition in CO"*". Some limitations on the use

of the r-centroid approximation.

Krupenie, Paul H. ; Benesch, William (Inst, for Basic Stand.,

Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington, D. C).

J. Res. Nat. Bur. Stand., Sect. A I968, 72(ct), ^95-503 (Eng).

186. Computed ground state properties of beryllium oxide, magnesium

oxide, calcium oxide, and strontium oxide in molecular orbital

approximat i on

Yoshimine, Megumu (Kyushu Univ., Fukuoka Japan).

J. Phys. Soc. Jap. I968, 25(1+), IIOO-I9 (Eng).

67
A. 187 • Core polarization corrections to oscillator strengths in the

alkali atoms.

Hameed, S. ; Herzenberg, A. ; James, M. G. (Univ. Manchester,

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Proc. Phys. Soc, London, At. Mol. Phys. I968, [2] 1 (5), 822-30.

188. Recombination of ground state halogen atoms. II. Kinetics of

the overall recombination of chlorine atoms.

Clyne, Michael A. A.; Stedman, D. H. (Queen Mary Coll., London

Engl.).

Trans. Faraday Soc I968, 6i|(lO), 2698-707 (Eng)

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189. Dissociation and two-body emission in shock-heated bromine. I. Bromine in argon.

Boyd, R. K. ; Burns, George; Lawrence, Thomas R. ; Lippiatt,

J. H. (Univ. Toronto, Toronto, Ont.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(9), 380I+-2I (Eng).

190. Dissociation and two-body emission in shock-heated bromine.

II. Pure bromine.

Boyd, R. K. ; Brown, J. D. ; Burns, George; Lippiatt, J. H.

(Univ. Toronto, Toronto, Ont.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(9), 3822-7 (Eng).

191. Determination of excitation cross sections of some bands

by the method of crossing beams.

Korol, V. I.; Kishdo, S. M. ; Skubenich, V. V. (Uzhgorod,

Uzhgorods 'kii Derzhuniv., USSR).

Ukr. Fiz. Zh. (Ukr. Ed.) I968, 13(7), 1220-2 (Ukrain)

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192. Rotational analysis for a perturbed -^11 state in thorium oxide.

Edvinsson, Gunnar; Bornstedt, Anita V. ; Nylen, Per.

Ark. Fys. I968, 38(9), 193-218 (Eng).

193. The 2p^, 2p53s, 2p5i^s states of a neon atom. II. Oscillator

strength and cross sections of excitation by electron collision.

Vainshtein, L. A.; Minaeva, L. A.; Minaeva, L. A. (USSR).

Zh. Prikl. Spektrosk. I968, 9(1), 6O-7O (Russ) . CA Vol. 70,

15^+82 (1969).

I9U. Theory of polarization of molecular line radiation excited by

electron impact.

Jette, A. Norman; Cahill, Patrick (Johns Hopkins Univ., Silver

Spring, Md.).

Phys. Rev. I968, I76 (l), I86-93 (Eng).

68
Vibrational bending and stretching frequencies for Ci^, Ct^, and

C6.

Sanborn^ Russell H. (Lawrence Radiat. Lab., Univ. of California

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J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^9(9), I4219-2I (Eng) .

196. Electronic transition moment of the nitrogen first positive

system (Ng IPG)

Cunio, B. E. ; Jansson, Robert E. W. (Comput. Br., Cent. Elec.

Generating Board, Southampton, Engl.).

J. Quant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer I968, b(ll), I763-7I (Eng).

197' The i+750-A. band system of chlorine dioxide.

Richardson, A. W. ; Redding, R. W. ; Brand, John C D. (Vanderbilt

Univ., Nashville, Tenn.).

J. Mol. Spectrosc. I969 , 29(l), 93-IO8 (Eng).

198. Vibration-translational energy transfer according to the

Moree potential.

Thomspon, Samuel L. (Sandia Lab., Albuquerque, W. Mex.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^+9(8), 3^00-10 (Eng).

199. Spectrum of magnesium III in the vacuum ultraviolet. Completion

of magnesium IV.

Sulmont, Marie Christine; Felenbok, Paul (Obs. Paris-Meudon,

Meudon, Fr . )

Ann Astrophys. I967 , 2, 315-^0 (Fr) . From CZ I968, (29),

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200. Helium standard light source for the vacuum ultraviolet spectral

region. Simonenko, A. F. (USSR).

Zh. Prikl. Spektrosk. I968, 9(2), 332-3 (Russ) . CA Vol. 70,

15631 (1969)-

201. Second system ultraviolet spectrum of the aluminum monoxide

molecule studied by using a cathode operating in the pulsed

region.

Mahieu, J. M. ; Becart, M. (Lab. Spectrosc. U. V., Fac Sci.,

Lille, Fr.)

Can. Spectrosc. I968, 13(^), 95-8, 110 (Fr)

202. Low-frequency spectra of the vapors of alkaline earth metal

fluorides

Baikov, V. I. (USSR).

Opt. Spektrosk. I968 , 25(3), 356-6o (Russ), CA Vol. 70,

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Farmer, A. J. D. ; Fabian, W. ; Lewis, B. R. ; Lokan, K. H. ; Haddad,

G. N. (Univ. Adelaide, Adelaide, Aust.).

J. Q-uant. Spectrosc. Radiat. Transfer I968, 8(ll), 1739-^6 (Eng)

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Absorption spectr"um of diatomic cesium molecules.

Bayley, D. S. ; Eberlin, E. C. ; Simpson, J. H. (GPL Div., Gen.

Precis. Systems Inc., Pleasantville, N. Y.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(6), 2863-U (Eng).

Study of emission spectra by phase -discrimination methods.

Dickey, Fred P. ; Rogge, William H. ; Scott, Herman E. ; Yane,

John R. ; White, John T. (Ohio State Univ. Res. Found., Columbus,

Ohio)

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U. S. Clearinghouse Fed. Sci. Tech. Inform., I968, AD 669381

63 pp (Eng). Avail. CFSTI. From U. S. Govi: . Res. Develop.

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(Lab. Aime-Cotton, C. N. R. S., Orsay, Fr.).

J. Phys. (Paris) I968, 29(8-9), 729-38 (Fr)

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Spectral radiant intensity of a mercury injection lamp.

Voelker, Winfred ( Max -Planck- Inst . Biophys., Frankfurt/M. , Ger-).

Biophysik I968, 5(l), 66-70 (Ger).

Isotope shift studies of the ultraviolet and visible bands of

Dixit, M. W. ; Narasimham, N. A. (Spectrosc. Div., Bhabha At.

Res. Centre, Trombay, India).

Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., Sect. A I968, 68(l), 1-12 (Eng).

Transition probabilities for prominent argon I lines.

Wiese, W. L. (Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington, D. C).

Phenomena loniz. Gases, Int. Conf., Contrib. Pap., 8th, Vienna

1967, kh7 (Eng).

Quenching and rotational relaxation of OH(A^Z'^v ' = 0, K').

Kley, D. ; Welge, K. H. (Univ. Bonn, Bonn, Ger.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, 1+9(6), 287O-I (Eng).

Revised and extended analysis of the spectriom of calcium III.

Borgstrom, Alf (Lund Inst. Technol., Lund, Swed.).

Ark. Fys. I968, 38(12), 2l+3-60 (Eng).

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B. Reaction Between Gases and Condensed Phases

Jadeite stability measured in the presence of silicate liquids

in the system sodium aluminosilicate-silica-water

Boettcher, A. L. ; Wyllie, P. J. (Pennsylvania State Univ.,

University Park, Pa.)-

Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta I968 , 32(9), 999-1012.

Stability of lawsonite.

Nitsch, K. H. (Univ. Goettingen, Goettingen, Ger.).

Naturwissenschaften I968 , 55(8), 388 (Ger).

Kyanite-sillimanite equilibrium between 700° and 1500°.

Richardson, S. W. ; Bell, P. M. ; Gilbert, M. C. (Carnegie Inst,

of Washington, Washington, D.C.).

Amer. J. Sci. I968, 266(7), 513-^1-

An experimental investigation of oldhamite, CaS ; and the petrologic significance of oldhamite in meteorites.

Larimer, John W. (Univ. of Chicago, Chicago, 111.).

Geochim. Cosmochim. acta I968 , 32(9), 965-82.

Metal ion chemistry of the earth's atmosphere.

Ferguson, E. E. ; Fehsenfeld, F. C. (Aeronom. Lab., Environ. Sci.

Serv. Admin., Boulder, Colo).

J. Geophys. Res. I968 , 73(l9), 6215-23.

Kinetics and conditions of condensation during the preparation

of alkali metals (potassium and lithium) by a vacuum-thermal

method.

Mikulinskii, A. S. ; Sipeiko, I. E. (inst. Met., Sverdlovsk, USSR).

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Thermodynamic activity of carbon in industrial silicothermic

ferrochromium.

Kashkul, V. V.; Khitrik, S. I.; Alekseev, V. I.; Ignat'ev, V. S. ; Gasik, M. I.; Parnis, E. M. (Dnepropetrovsk. Met. Inst.,

Dnepropetrovsk, USSR).

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved. , Chern. Met. I968 , ll(7); ^2-5 (Russ).

CA Vol. 69, 79328U (1968).

Thermodynamic aspects of vacuum metallurgy.

Elliot, J. F. (Massuchusetts Inst, of Technol. , Cambridge, Mass.).

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Petrova, E. F. ; Shvartsman, L. A. (USSR).

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. I968, (k) , 80-3 (Russ).

CA Vol. 69, 79398 (1968).

10. Kinetics of the oxidation of carbon in molten liquid iron.

Medvedevskikh, Yu. G. ; Esin, 0. A.; Chuchmarev, S. K. (USSR).

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal I968 , {k) , 23-7 (Russ). CA. Vol. 69

79U22 (1968).

11. Solubility of nitrogen and formationof nitrides in iron-niobium

melts

Isaev, V. F. ; Morozov, A. N. (USSR).

Teor, Prakt. Met. I966 , No. 8, ihk-Q (Russ). From Ref . Zh., Khim.

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12. Kinetics of oxygen absorption by metals of Group VA. III. The

niobim-oxygen and tantalum-oxygen systems.

Hoerz, Gerhard ( Max-Planck- Inst . Metallforsch. , Stuttgart^ Ger.).

Z. Metallk. I968, 59(^), 283-8 (Ger).

13. Kinetics of sulfiding molybdenum with sulfur vapors.

Zelikman, A. N. ; Teslitskaya, M. V. (Mosk. Inst. Stall Splavov,

Moscow, USSR)

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Tsvet. Met. I968, ll(2), 77-8l (Russ).

CA Vol. 69, 79587 (1968).

ih. Solubility of nitrogen in molten Kh20N80-type alloys with titanium,

aluminum, and cerium additives.

Ivanov, E. G. ; Stomakhin, A. Ya. ; Filippov, A. F. (Mosk. Inst.

Stall Splavov, Moscow, USSR)

Izv. Vyssh. Ucheb. Zaved., Chern. Met. I968, ll(7), ^6-8 (Russ).

CA Vol. 69, 79679 (1968).

15. Breakaway oxidation transition for a zirconiuin-2. 7 weight niobium

alloy

Cowgill, M. G. ; Wong, S. H. ; Smeltzer, W. W. (McMaster Univ.,

Hamilton, Ont.). J. Electrochem. Soc I968, 115(9), (Eng)

16. Volatilization loss of sodium borosilicate ternary glasses.

Shinbo, Masaru (Tokyo Shibaura Elec. Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan).

Yogyo Kyokai Shi I966 , 7^(855), 3^6-53 (Japan), CA Vol. 69,

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17. Reaction between nitrogen and spinel in chromimScruggs, D. M. ; Van Vlack, L. H. ; Spurgeon, W. M. (Bendix Res.

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J. Amer. Ceram. Soc I968 , 51(9);, ^73-8l (Eng).

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molecules. I. Excited rare gas atoms and hydrogen.

Hotop, H. ; Niehaus, A. (Univ. Freiburg, Freiburg, Ger.).

Z. Phys. 1968 , 215 (U), 395-^07 (Eng).

19. Mass-spectrometric study of photoionization. XI. Hydrogen

sulfide and sulfur dioxide.

Dibeler, Vernon H. ; Liston, Susan D. (inst. for Basic Stand.,

Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington, D. C ).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^49(2), 1+82-5 (Eng).

20. Properties of thin metal films observed by field-ion and fieldemission micro-scopy.

Montagu-Pollock, H. M. ; Rhodin, R. N. ; Southon, M. J. (Univ.

of Cambridge, Cambridge, Engl.).

Surface Sci. I968, 12 (l) , I-I8 (Eng).

21. Vapor pressure of aluminum chloride in molten mixtures of aluminum

and sodiiim chlorides.

Narita, Toshio; Ishikawa, Tatsuo; Midorikawa, Rinzo (Hokkaido

Univ., Sapporo, Japan).

Denki Kagaku I968, , 300-5 (Japan). CA Vol. 69, So^+Tl

(1968).

22. Partial pressure of Se2(g) in selenium vapor.

Brebrick, R. F. (Massachusetts Inst, of Technol. , Lexington,

Mass. )

J. Chem. Phys. I968, kQ{l2) , 57^1-3 (Eng).

23. Graphite triple point and solidus-liquidus interface experimentally

determined up to 1000 atm.

Schoessow, Glen J. (Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, Fla.).

Phys. Rev. Lett. I968 , 2l(ll), 738-Ul (Eng).

2k. Interaction of oxygen with tungsten.

Ageev, V. N. ; lonov, N. I. (Fiz.-Tekh. Inst. im. loffe, Leningrad,

USSR)

Zh. Tekh. Fiz. I968, 38(7), 11^9-56 (Russ)

CA Vol. 69, 80538 (1968).

25. Interaction of gallium and arsenic molecular beams with gallium

arsenide surfaces.

Arthur, J. R., Jr. (Bell Telph. Lab., Inc., Murray Hill, N. J.).

J. Appl. Phys. 1968, 39(8), ^032-l| (Eng).

26. Gaseous equilibria in portions of the system carbon-hydrogenoxygen- sulfur

Speidel, David H. ; Heald, Emerson F. (Pennsylvania State Univ.,

University Park, Pa.).

• Bull. Miner. Ind. Exp. Sta., Pa. State Univ. I967 , No. 83, 58 pp.

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B. 27. Evaporation behavior and high-temperature thermal analysis of

substoichiometric plutonium oxide for oxygen/ plutonium ratio

1.51-2.00.

Ohse, R. W. ; Ciani, C. (EURA-Tom, Karlsruhe, Ger.).

Thermodyn. Nucl. Mater., Proc Symp., Vienna I967 (Pub. I968)

5)45-57 (Eng). From Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968 , 22(15), 31^77-

28. Solubility of water in molten silicate.

Fuwa, Tasuku; Banya, Shiro; Fukushima, Tsutomu; Iguchi, Yasutaka

( Tohoku Univ . , Sendai, Japan).

Tetsu To Hagane I967, 53(2), 9I-IOO (Japan). CA Vol. 69, 80865

(1968).

29. Hydration of negative ions in the gas phase.

Kebarle, P. ; Arshadi, M. ; Scarborough, J. (Univ. Alberta, Edmonton

Alberta)

J. Chem. Phys. I968, )+9(2), 8l7-22 (Eng).

30. Effects of gold, palladium, and platinum on the liquid-gas-solid

and equilibrium in the silver-oxygen system.

Shah, I. D. ; Parlee, N. A. D. ( Stanford Univ. , Stanford, Calif.).

Trans. Met. Soc AIME (Amer. Inst. Mining, Met., Petrol. Eng.)

1968, 2I+3 (9), 2015-17 (Eng).

31. Method of determining the Wagner interaction parameters using

the torsion-effusion technique: application to the silverzinc-tin system.

Desre, P. (Lab. Thermodyn. Phys.-Chim. Met., Centre Nat. Rech.

Sci., Grenoble, Fr.).

Thermodyn. Nucl. Mater., Proc. Symp., Vienna I967 (Pub. I968)

,

67-7I+ (Fr). From Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968 , 22(15)7 31389-

32. Stability of uranium carbide-uranium nitride solid solutions in

the presence of free carbon.

Naoumidis, A. ; Stoeck, H. J. (Kernforschungsanlage, Juelich,

Ger.)

Thermodyn. Nucl. Mater., Proc. Symp., Vienna I967 (Pub. I968)

,

287-300 (Eng). From Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968 , 22(15), 31^+67-

Int. At. Energy Agency: Vienna, Austria.

33- Thermodynamic study of sulf\ir hemi oxide. Comparison of the

conditions for stability of sulfur hemioxide (S2O) and sulfur

oxide (SO).

Hagemann, Robert 5 Botter, Rene, Nief, Guy, Roth, Etienne (C. E.

N. -saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, Fr.).

Ann. Genie Chim. I967, (Pub. I968) , 3, 33-1+1 (Fr.).

74

5
3^. Thermodynamic studies using mass spectrometry on the uraniumoxygen system.

Pattoret^ A. ; Drowart^ J. ; Smoes, S. (Univ. Libre Bruxelles,

Brus s els ^ Belg . )

Thermodym. Wucl. Mater. ^ Proc. Symp., Vienna I967 (Pub. I968)

,

613-36 (Fr) . Int. At. Energy Agency: Vienna, Austria.

35- Thermodynamic and kinetic studies in high-temperature chemistry

Drowart, J. ; Pattoret, A. ; Smoes, S. ; Degreve, F. ; Detry, D.

(Univ. Libre Bruxelles, Brussels, Belg.).

Advan. Mass Spectrom. I966, 3, 931-^3 (Fr)

36. Thermodynamic study of sulfur oxides by mass spectrometry.

Botter, Rene; Hagemann, Robert; Nief, Guy; Roth, Etienne

(CEA, C. E. N. ; Saclay, Fr.).

Advan. Mass. Spectrom. I966 , 3, 951-72 (Fr)

37" The equilibrium thermodynamic properties of a high-temperature

nitrogen-alkali -metal vapor mixture.

Park, Stephen K. (Langley Sta., Langley Res. Center, Hampton,

Va.). MSA Tech. Note I967, TN D-I+I06 67 pp. (Eng)

38. Thermodynamic studyof liquid copper alloys. II. Activities

of bismuth and antimony in liquid copper-base alloys by vapor

pressure measurements.

Azakami, Tkaeshi; Yazawa, Akira (Tohoku Univ., Sendai, Japan).

Nippon Kogyo Kaishi I967, 83(^), 666-72 (Japan). CA Vol. 69

81099 (1968).

39" Thermodynamic properties of nonstoichiometric vanadium and

titanium carbides.

Alekseev, V. I. ; Panov, A. S. ; Fiveiskii, E. V. ; Shvartsman,

L. A. (state Comm. At. Energy Recovery, Moscow, USSR).

Thermodyn. Nucl. Mater., Proc Symp., Vienna I967, (Pub. I968)

,

^35-^7 (Russ). From Vienna, Austria^ Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968 , 22(15), 31^72. Inst. At. Energy Agency.

ho. Thermogravimetric study of the higher nitride of chromium (CrN)

Mills, T. (Aust.).

Aust. Commonwealth Dep. Supply, Aeronaut. Res. Lab., Rep. MET

1967 , ARL Met. 69, 8 pp. (Eng).

Ul. Thermochemistry of antimony and antimony trioxide.

Boerboom, A. J. H. ; Reyn, H. W. ; Vugts, H. F. ; Kistemaker, J.

(Lab. Voor Massascheiding, Amsterdam, Neth.).

Advan. Mass Spectrom. I966 , 3, 9^5-9 (Eng).

75
B. k2. Dissociation "behavior of uraniinn monocarbide.

Vozzella, P. A. ; Miller, A. D. ; DeCrescente, M. A. (Div.

Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, United Aircraft Corp., Middletown,

Conn. )

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(2), 876-81 (Eng)

^3- Dissociation behavior of uranium monocarbide

Vozzella, P. A.; Miller, A. D. ; DeCrescente, M. A. (Div. Pratt

and Whitney Aircraft, United Aircraft Corp., Middletown, Conn.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(2), 876-81 (Eng).

kk. Crystal growth of CrO^.

Chamberland, B. L. (Central Res. Dept., E. I. du Pont de Nemours

and Co., Wilmington, Del.).

Mater. Res. Bull. I967, 2(9), 827-35 (Eng).

U5. Anomalous hexagonal etch pits produced in the graphite -water vapor

reaction.

Myers, G. E. ; Gordon, M. Dzurus (Argonne Nat. Lab., Argonne, 111.)

Carbon (Oxford) I968, 6(3), U22-3 (Eng).

k6. Anomalous surface structures of gold.

Somorjai, G. A. (Univ. of California, Berkeley, Calif.).

Surface Sci., I967, 8, 98-IOO (Eng).

hj . Crystal structure of solid solutions in the antimony trisulfideantimony triselenide system.

Abrikosov, N. Kh. ; Ivlieva, V. I. (inst. Met. im. Baikova, Moscow,

USSR)

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. I968, k{6) , 868-72 (Russ).

U8. Evidence of a doubly ionized native donor in cadmium telluride.

Whelan, R. C; Shaw, D. (Univ. Hull, Hull, Engl.).

Phys. Status Solidi I968, 29(1), 1^5-52 (Eng).

49. Mass spectrometric studies of high temperatures. XXVIII.

Gaseous ternary oxides, LiMO and LiM02.

Zmbov, K. F. ; Ficalora, P.; Margrave, J. L. (Rice Univ., Houston,

Tex. )

J. Inorg. Nucl. Chem. I968 , 30(8), 2059-65 (Eng).

50. Mass spectrometric study of cycloheptasulfur , S^, and cyclodecasulfur, Sj_q.

Zahorzky, U. I. (Univ. Marburg, Marburg, Ger.).

Angew. Chem., Int. Ed. Engl. I968, 7(8), 633 (Eng).

51. Preparation of thin layers of germanium and silicon by chemical

hydrogen plasma transport.

Veprek, S. ; Marecek, V. (Ceskoslov. Akad. Ved., Prague, Czech.).

Solid-state Electron. I968 , 11(7), 683-I+ (Eng).

76
Chemistry of molybdenum. VII. Disproportionatioii of molybdenum

subchlorides

Saeki^ Yuzo; Matsuzaki, Ryoko; Matsushima, Tadahisa (Tokyo Inst.

Tech., Tokyo, Japan).

Denki Kagaku I967, , 298- 302 (Japan).

CA. Vol. 69, 82986 (1968).

Deposition of niobium thin films by direct-current diode and

substrate bias sputtering.

Sosniak, J. (Bell Teleph. Lab., Inc., Murray Hill, N. J.).

J. Appl. Phys. 1968, 39(9), ^157-63 (Eng).

Sputtering of metallic thin layers by 1000-10, 000 ev. molecular

beams

Devienne, F. Marcel; Roustan, Andre (Rech. Thermodyn., Nice,

Fr.)

Entropie I968, No. 20, 9-I8 (Fr.).

Electronic partition functions of atoms and ions between 1500°K.

and 7000 °K.

DeGalan, L. ; Smith, R. ; Winefordner, J. D. (Univ. of Florida

Gainesville, Fla.).

Spectrochim. Acta, Part B I968 , 23(8), 521-5 (Eng).

Determination of the saturated vapor pressure of solid bismuth

selenide

Boncheva-Mladenova, Z, ; Pashinkin, A. S. ; Novoselova, A. V.

(Mosk. Gos. Univ. im. Lomonosova, Moscow, USSR).

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Neorg. Mater. I968, ^(7), 1027-31 (Russ)

CA Vol. 69, 898I+I (1968).

Field emission microscope studies of coadsorption of oxygen and

cesium on refractory metals.

Kuroda, Tsukasa; Nakamura, Shogo (Japan).

Mem. Inst. Sci. Ind. Res., Osaka Univ. I968, 25, ^+9-6l (Eng).

Adsorption studies based on thermiionic emission measurements.

III. Oxygen on polycrystalline tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum,

and rheniinn.

Greaves, W. ; Stickney, R. E. (Massachusetts Inst, of Technol.

,

Cambridge, Mass.).

Surface Sci. I968, 11(3), 395-^10 (Eng).

Phase studies of the zirconium-hydrogen system at high hydrogen

concentrations

Moore, K. E. ; Young, W. A. (At. Inst. Div., North Amer. Rockwell

Corp., Canoga Park, Calif.).

J. Nucl. Mater. I968, 27(3), 3l6-2l+ (Eng).

77
B. 60. Isopiestic balance measurements of solvent vapor pressures over dilute liquid solutions of nickel in cadmium.

Conant^ Donald R. ; Elliott, Gioy R. B. (Los Alamos Sci. Lab.,

Los Alamos, N. Mex.).

J. Chem. Eng. Data I968, 13(3), 35^-6 (Eng).

61. Thermodynamics of the vanadium pentoxide (solid or liquid)

water vapor system.

Yannopoulos, L. N. (U. S. Army Nucl. Def. Lab., Edgewood Arsenal,

Md.).

J. Fhys. Chem. I968 , 72(9), 3293-6 (Eng).

62. Effect of dislocations on the vaporization rate of sodium chloride

single crystals

Lester, J. E. ; Somorjai, G. A. (Univ. of California, Berkeley

Calif.)

Appl. Phys. Lett. I968, 12(6), 216-I7 (Eng).

63. Disorder in cubic uranium sesquinitride.

Mueller, F. ; Ragoss, H. (Kernforschungsanlage, Juelich, Ger.).

Thermodyn. Nucl. Mater., Proc. Symp., Vienna I967 (Pub. I968)

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257-61+ (Eng). From Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968 , 22(15), 3150U. Int.

At. Energy'" Agency; Vienna, Austria.

6k. Formation and stability of the platinum and rhodium oxides at

high oxygen pressures and the structures of PtoOlj., |3-Pt02, ^^"^ Ph02.

Muller, Olaf; Roy, Rustum (Pennsylvania State Univ., University

Park, Pa.).

J. Less Common Metals I968 , l6(2), 129-k6.

65. Role of mass spectrometry in high- temperature chemistry.

Drowart, J. ; Goldfinger, P. (Univ. Libre Bruxelles, Brussels, Belg.

Advan. Mass Spectrom, I966, 3, 923-3O (Eng).

66. Application of high-temperature mass spectrometry to the study

of the composition function of thermodynamic properties in non- stoichiometric compounds.

Gingerick, K. A. (Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park, Pa.).

Advan. Mass Spectrom. I966, 3, IOO9-I6 (Eng).

67. Evaporation of molybdenum from the liquid phase.

Batashev, V. I.; Morozov, A. A.; Reznichenko, V. A. (USSR).

Met. Vol'frama, Molibdena Niobiya I967, 133-5 (Russ) . CA Vol. 69, 98907 (1968).

68. Resistometric study of the solution and precipitation of hydrides

in unalloyed zirconium.

Mishima, Y. ; Ishino, S. ; Nakajima, S. (Univ. Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan).

J. Nucl. Mater. I968 , 27(3), 335-^^ (Eng).

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Determination of hydrogen solubility in a-zirconium and its

alloys with molybdenum and chromium.

Emel'yanov, V. S. ; Borkov, N. V.; Buchkov, Yu. F. ; Pishchagin,

V. V. (USSR).

Met. Metalloved. Chist. Metal. I967, No. G, i+6-51 (Russ).

From Ref . Zh., Met. I968, Abstr. No. 3II6.

Solubility of hydrogen and deuterium in ultrapure aluminum from

kOO to 600°.

Eichenauer, Walter (Tech. Hochseh. Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Ger.).

Z. Metallk. 1968, 59(8), 613-I6 (Ger).

Effect of ordering on the solubility of hydrogen in nickel-iron

alloys

Gol'tsov, V. A.; Gel'd, P. V.; Simakov, Yu. P.; Shteinberg, M. M.

Vykhodets, V. B. (Ural. Politekh. Inst. im. Kirova, Sverdlovsk,

USSR)

Diffuz. Protsessy Metal. I968, (Russ). OA Vol. 69,

98926 (1968).

Vapor fractionation of silicate melts at high temperatures

and atmospheric pressures.

Walter, Louis S. ; Giutronich, J. E. (Goddard Space Flight Center,

Greenbelt, Md.).

Solar Energy I967, 11(3-^), l63-9 (Eng)

Effect of chromia vaporization on the sintering of magnesia.

Hench, Larry, L. ; Russell, Ralston, Jr. (Univ. of Florida,

Gainesville, Fla. )

Trans. Brit. Ceram. Soc I968 , 67(9), 377-90 (Eng).

Dissociation energy of diatomic manganese.

Kant, Arthur; Lin, Sin-Shong; Strauss, Bernard (Army Mater, and

Mech. Res. Center, Watertown, Mass.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , h3{k) , I983-5 (Eng).

Formation of positive and negative ions on rhenium, oxygenated

tungsten, hafnium, lanthanum hexaboride, and thoriated tungsten

surfaces

Persky, Avigdor; Greene, Edward F. ; Kuppermann, Aron (California

Inst, of Technol., Pasadena, Calif.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, 1+9(5), 23^7-57 (Eng).

Effusion. II. Angular number distributions of gaseous cadmium

from a right -circular cylindrical orifice into vacuum. Wahlbeck, P. G. ; Phipps, T. E. (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana, 111.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , hslk) , 1603-8 (Eng).

79
B. 77. III. Effusion. Angiilar number distribuations of gaseous

cesium chloride from right -circular cylindrical orifices into

vacuum. Adams, J. Q,. ; Phipps, T. E. ; Wahlbeck, P. G. (Univ. of Illinois,

Urbana, 111. )

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ks{h) , 1609-I6 (Eng)

78. Effusion. IV. Angular number distributions of gaseous cesium

chloride from right-circular cylindrical orifices into vacuum.

Wang, K. C; Wahlbeck, P. G. (Illinois Inst, of Technol.

,

Chicago^ 111.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , h9ik) , l6l7-25 (Eng).

79* Atomization of oxygen on platinm.

Fusy, Jean; Weber, Bernard; Cassuto, Albert; Le Goff, Pierre

(Centre Cinet. Phys. Chim. , C. N. R. S., Villers -Nancy, Fr.).

J. Chim. Phys. Physicochim. Biol. I968 , 65(6), II92-3 (Fr)

80. Vaporization equilibrium of the system Nb2l8( s) -Nb5l]_]_( s)

Kust, Mary Angela; Corbett, John D. ; Friedman, Robert M.

(lowa State Univ., Ames, Iowa).

Inorg. Chem. I968, 7(lO), 208I-6 (Eng).

81. Vaporization and thermodynamics of the praseodymiiom and gadolinium

sulfides, Pr3Sl|. and GdS.

Fries, James A.; Cater, E. David (Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa).

U. S. At. Energy Comm. I968, C00-ll82-2i|, 33 pp. (Eng). Avail.

Dep.; CFSTI. From Nucl. Sci. Abstr. I968, 22 (13), 27515-

82. Silicon-tellurium system: partial pressures of Teg and SiTe and

thermodynamic properties from optical density of the vapor phase.

Brebrick, R. F. (Massachusetts Inst, of Technol. , Lexington, Mass.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^^9(6), 258^1-92 (Eng).

83. Mass spectrometric studies of plutonium compounds at high temperature

II. Enthalpy of sublimation of plutonium(lll) fluoride and the

dissociation energy of plutoni-um( l) fluoride.

Kent, R. A. (los Alamos Sci. Lab., Los Alamos, N. Mex.).

J. Amer. Chem. Soc I968, 90(2l), 5657-9 (Eng).

Qh. Growing of lead telluride crystals of stoichiometric composition

in the vapor-gas phase.

Mashaev, T. A.; Krapukhin, V. V.; Pavlov, S. P. (Mosk. Ord.

Trud. Krasnogo Znameni Inst. Stall Splavov, Moscow, USSR).

Khal'kogenidy (Svoistva, Metody Poluch. Primen.), Mater.

Seminara, 1st, Kiev I965 , (Rib. I967) , 101-7 (Russ) CA Vol. 69

1003^2 (1968).

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85. Mass spectrometric study of homogeneous nucleation in free jets.

Milne, Thomas A.; Greene, Frank T. (Midwest Res. Inst., Kansas

City, Mo.).

U. S. Clearinghouse Fed. Sci. Tech. Inform. I967, AD 655292,

12pp. (Eng). Avail. CFSTI. From U. S. Govt. Res. Develop. Rep.

1967 , 67(18), 5^-

86. Vapor-pressure investigations of impurity diffusion and solubility

in A(II)-B(VI) compounds demonstrated for the system CdS:Au:S2'

Nebauer, E. (Deut. Akad. Wiss., Berlin, Ger.).

Phys. Status Solidi I968, 29(1), 269-81 (Eng).

87. Mass spectrometry of the vapors over lead chloride -alkali metal

chloride mixtures (alkali metal = sodium, potassium, rubidium,

or cesium). II. Electron-impact studies.

Bloom, H. ; Hastie, J. W. (Univ. Tasmania, Hobart, Aust.).

J. Chem. Fhys. I968 , J+9(5), 2230-6 (Eng).

88. Mass-spectrometric sampling of high-pressure, high-temperature

sources. Greene, Frank T. ; Milne, Thomas A. (Math, and Phys. Div., Midwest

Res. Inst., Kansas City, Mo.).

Advan. Mass Spectrom. I966 , 3, 8UI-5O (Eng).

89. Thermodynamics of nonstoichiometric uranium dioxide.

Perron, P. 0. (Fuel Mater. Br., Chalk River Nucl. Lab., Chalk

River, Can. )

At. Energy Can. Ltd., Chalk River I968 , AECL-3072, 52 pp. (Eng).

Avail. CAW.

90. Heat formation of uranium carbide and vapor pressure of V.

Stroms, E. K. ; Huber, E. F., Jr. (Los Alamos Sci. Lab., Los

Alamos, W. Mex. )

J. Wucl. Mater. I967 , 23(l), I9-2U (Eng).

91. Heating element for a high temperature (2500°K.) furnace in an oxidizing atmosphere.

Anthony, Anne Marie; Faucher, Michele (Lab. Echanges Term., C.

N. R. S., Meudon, Fr.)

C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. C. I968, 267 (6), kkh-7 (Fr)

92. Adaptation of the Cahm electrobalance control system to the

automatic operation of a quartz-beam vacuum microbalance.

Boggs, William E. (U. S. Steel Corp., Monroeville, Pa.).

Vac. Microbalance Tech. I966 (Publ. I967) , 6, ii-5-58 (Eng).

93* Rate of evaporation of manganese, copper, tin, chromium, and

sulfur from molten iron under vacuum.

Ohno, R. ; Ishida, T. ( Tokohu Univ . , Sendai, Japan).

J. Iron Steel Inst. (London) I968, 206 (Pt. 9), 90^^-8 (Eng). See

CA 68: 61890.
B. 9U. Determination of the activities of alioininum in liquid aluniiniamiron "binary alloys by the bubbling method.

Mitani^ Hiroyasu; Nagai^ Hiroshi (Osada Univ., Osada, Japan).

Nippon Kinzoku Gakkaishi I968 , 32(8), 752-5 (Japan). CA Vol. 69,

109275 (1968).

95. Vapor pressure, the heat of sublimation, and the evaporation

coefficient of praseodymium trifluoride.

Skinner, Harry B. ; Searcy, Alan W. (Lawrence Radiat. Lab.,

Univ. of California, Berkeley, Calif.).

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(lO), 3375-81 (Eng)

96. Experimental determination of the saturated vapor pressure

of rubidium.

Volyak, L. D. ; Vinogradov, Yu. K. ; Anisimov, V. M. (Mosk. Aviats.

Inst., Moscow, USSR).

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. I968 , 6{k) , 75^-5 (Russ) Ca. Vol. 69,

110078 (1968).

97' Vaporization characteristics of zinc chloride, bromide, and

iodide

Rice, Donald W. ; Gregory, N. W. (Univ. of Washington, Seattle

Washington)

J. Phys. Chem. I968 , 72(l0), 3361-6 (Eng).

98. Reaction of carbon monoxide with a tantalum surface heated above

2000 °K.

Scheer, Milton D. ; Fine, Joseph (Nat. Bur. of Stand., Washington,

D. C).

Surface Sci. I968, 12 (l), 102-7 (Eng).

99* Thermodynamic properties of bismuth trifluoride.

Cubicciotti, Daniel (Stanford Res. Inst., Menlo Park, Calif.).

J. Electrochem. Soc I968, 115(ll), 1138-ii3 (Eng).

100. Thermodynamic properties of cerium gas.

Hawkins, Donald T. ; Desai, Pramod D. (Lawrence Radiat. Lab., Univ.

of California, Berkeley, Calif.).

J. Chem. Eng. Data I968, 13(h), U97-8 (Eng).

101. Heats of formation of AlClFg and AlClgF from subliming aluminum

fluoride in the presence of aluminum chloride vapor.

Krause, Ralph F., Jr.; Douglas, Thomas B. (Nat. Bur. of Stand.,

Washington, D. C).

J. Phys. Chem. I968, 72(lO), 3kkk-'^l (Eng).

82
102. Meas-urement of partial molar free energy of oxygen in urani-um

oxides (U02+x) "with small variations in stoic biometry.

Thomas, Catherine; Gerdanian, Paul; Dode, Maurice (Lab. Chim.

Thermodyn. , Fac. Sci.).

J. Chim. Phys. Physicochim. Biol. I968, 65(7-8), 13^9-58 (Fr)

103* Mass spectrometric studies at high temperatures. XXIX. Thermal

decomposition and sublimation of alkali metal sulfates.

Ficalora, P. J. ; Uy, 0. M. ; Muenow, D. W. ; Margrave, J. L. (Rice

Univ., Houston, Tex.).

J. Amer. Ceram. Soc I968, 5l(lO), 57^-7 (Eng)

10^+. Electron diffraction study of molecules of boron oxide and

lithium metaborate.

Ezhov, Yu. S. ; Tolmachev, S. M. ; Spiridonov, V. P. ; Rambidi, N. G.

(Inst. Vys. Temp., Moscow, USSR).

Teplofiz. Vys. Temp. I968 , 6(l), 68-72 (Russ) . CA Vol. 69,

110996 (1968).

105* High-temperature mass spectrometry: samarium dicarbide and

neodymium (ill) monotelluro oxide [oxytelluride ]

Pilato, Philip Anthony (Michigan State Univ., East Lansing,

Mich.). 1968, 162 pp. (Eng). Avail. Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor

Mich., Order No. 68-11,087. From Diss. Abstr. B I968 , 29(2),

106. Effect of aluminum on the activity of sulfur in nickel-base

melts

Dashevskii, V. Ya. ; Polyakov, A. Yu. (USSR).

Fiz.-Khim. Osn. Proizvod. Stali I968 , U9-52 (Russ). CA Vol. 69

1105^6 (1968).

107« Solubility of nitrogen in a-iron.

laiinskaya, I. N. ; Tomilin, I. A. (USSR).

Izv. Akad. Nauk SSSR, Metal. I968, (5), 132-5 (Russ). CA Vol. 70

6085 (1969).

108. Solubility of hydrogen in nickel-chromium and nickel-silicon alloys.

Schenck, Hermann; Lange, Klaus W. (Rheinisch-Westfael. Tech.

Hochsch. Aachen, Aachen, Ger.).

Arch. Eisenhuettenw. I968, 39(9), 673-6 (Ger).

109- Quaternary system urani-um-carbon-oxygen-nitrogen at 1700°C.

Phase relations in the low-nitrogen region.

Henry, Jack L. ; Blickensderfer, Robert; Thompson, Gerald G.

(Albany Met. Res. Center, Bur. of Mines, Albany, Oreg.).

J. Amer. Ceram. Soc. I968, 5l(ll), 6l7-21 (Eng).

83
B. 110. Applications of diatomics-in-molecules theory. II. Prediction

of a stable Li3 molecule.

Campanion, Audrey L. ; Steible, Daniel J. Jr. ; Starshak, Albert

J. (lllniois Inst, of Technol., Chicago^ 111).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(8), 3637-^0 (Eng).

111. Solubility and diffusion of hydrogen and deuterium in platiniam.

Ebisuzaki; Yukiko; Kass, W. J.; O'Keeffe, Michael (Arizona

State Univ., Tempe, Ariz.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^9(8), 3329-32 (Eng).

112. Rate of vaporization of arsenic single crystals and the vaporization

coefficient of arsenic.

Rosenblatt, Gerd M. ; Lee, Pang-Kai (Pennsylvania State Univ.,

University Park, Pa.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968 , ^+9(7), 2995-3006 (Eng).

113- Mass-spectrometric studies at high emperatur-es . XXX. Vaporization

of gallium sulfide, gallium selenide, and gallium telluride and

stabilities of the gaseous gallium challcogenides

Uy, Oscar M. ; Muenow, David W. ; Ficalora, Peter J. ; Margrave,

John L. (Rice Univ., Houston, Tex.).

Trans. Faraday Soc I968 , 6J+(ll), 2998-3005 (Eng).

Ilk. Shock-tube method for determining the vapor pressures of refractory

metals at high temperatures.

Falk, Theodore J. (Cornell Aeron. Lab., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.).

J. Chem. Phys. I968, ^9(8), 3727-8 (Eng).

115. Low energy electron diffraction studies of gas adsorption on the phatinum (lOO) single crystal surface.

Morgan, A. E. ; Somorjai, Gabor A. (Univ. of California, Berkeley,

Calif.)

Surface Sci. I968 , 12(3), ^+05-25-

116. Solubility of sulfur in silver in equilibrium with hydrogenhydrogen sulfide mixtures.

Oudar, Jacques; Barbouth, Nisso (Ecole Nat. Super. Chim. Paris,

Paris, Fr.).

C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. C I968, 267(10), 61+1+-7 (Fr.).

117. Vapor pressure of sodium-lead alloy. I. Dissociation equilibrium

of sodium vapor and vapor pressure of sodium-lead alloy (l:l).

Shinozaki, Heima; Kurata, Yoshiro (Yamagata Univ., Yonezawa,

Japan)

Yamagata Daigaku Kiyo Kogaku I968, 10 (l), 1-8 (Japan).

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118. Vaporization of carbon.

Palmer^ Howard B. ; Shelef, Mordecai (Pennsylvania State Univ.,

University Park, Pa.).

Chem. Phys. Carbon I968 , h, 85-I35 (Eng)

119. Dissociation energies of GeCu, GeCo, GeFe, and GeCr [germanium

intermetallic compounds].

Kant, Arthur: Strauss, Bernard H. (Army Mater, and Mech.

Res. Center, Watertown, Mass.).

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