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A Method for Evaluation of Multiple Scattering Effects in Charged Particle Experiments

Formulas, tables, graphs reviewing the multiple scattering theory of E. J. Williams.

Date: December 1, 1950

Creator: Dickinson, W. C. & Dodder, D. C.

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The Effect of X Irradiation in Oxygen and in Hydrogen at Normal and Positive Pressures on Chromosome Aberration Frequency in Tradescantia Microspores

Effect of x irradiation in oxygen and in hydrogen on chromosome aberration frequency in tradescantia microspores.

Date: September 15, 1950

Creator: Giles, Norman H., Jr. & Beatty, Alvin V.

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Fast Neutron Data

A report concerning fast neutrons including theory and compiled data.

Date: January 25, 1950

Creator: Feshbach, H.

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Aluminum Titanate as a Ceramic Material

A report on using aluminum titanate as a ceramic materiel.

Date: November 20, 1950

Creator: Koch, W. J. & Harman, C. G.

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The Relative Thermal Conductivities of Liquid Lithium, Sodium, and Eutectic NaK, and the Specific Heat of Liquid Lithium

Report discussing the relative thermal conductivities of liquid lithium, sodium, and eutectic NaK, and the specific heat of liquid lithium, as well as the methods and materials used to determine this information.

Date: April 21, 1950

Creator: Yaggee, F. L. & Untermyer, Samuel, 1912-

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A Method for Evaluation of Multiple Scattering Effects in Charged Particle Experiments

The Effect of X Irradiation in Oxygen and in Hydrogen at Normal and Positive Pressures on Chromosome Aberration Frequency in Tradescantia Microspores

Fast Neutron Data

Aluminum Titanate as a Ceramic Material

The Relative Thermal Conductivities of Liquid Lithium, Sodium, and Eutectic NaK, and the Specific Heat of Liquid Lithium