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This Wohler Plaque, cast in aluminum, was presented to Dr. F B. Dams by Dr Howard M Elsey, Westinghouse Research Laboratory, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For the history of it, see ref. (50). [Pg.596]

An experimental Laser-pump usin g a "ball of light to bathe a Laser rod from all directions has been developed at the Westinghouse Research Laboratories. In this device the Laser rod and lamp are placed along the center of a hollow spherical reflector, the entire inside surface of which is reflecting... [Pg.438]

The flash irradiations were performed at the B. F. Goodrich Research Center and the laser irradiations at Westinghouse Research Laboratories. [Pg.642]

Chemical Reactor, Westinghouse Research Laboratory Itept. 60-8-05-24-R19 (September 1955). [Pg.38]

Nitrogen Mixtures, Westinghouse Research Laboratory Memo 60-94459-1-M2 (October 1954). [Pg.38]

Burning Velocity, Westinghouse Research Laboratory, Sci. Paper 1829 (May 1954). [Pg.38]

Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh, Pa. t The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa. t In order to receive satisfactory results with this preparation, the mixture should not be heated at any time. It is also necessary to minimize exposure to the air during the preparation. [Pg.164]

Earl A. Gulbransen, Westinghouse Research Laboratories, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania... [Pg.494]

Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh, Pa. This work was supported in part by Contract AF 19(604)5589 with the Air Force Research Division. [Pg.135]

Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Insulation Chemistry, Pittsburg, PA 152S5... [Pg.155]

LAWRENCE M. EPSTEIN started his career as a chemical engineer, then earned his M.S. in 1952 and Ph.D. in 1955 from Polytechnic University in the field of physical chemistry. He did research in the fields of radiation chemistry and in Mossbauer effect spectroscopy at Westinghouse Research Laboratories, and then served as Associate Professor and supervisor of the General Chemistry program at the University of Pittsburgh until he retired in 1986. [Pg.389]

Y. L. Sandler Westinghouse Research Laboratories)-. In view of the magnitude of the optical gap in ZnO ( 3 e.v.), it seems very unlikely that illumination by means of an incandescent lamp as used in Professor Schwab s experiments (Lecture 24) would cause any appreciable electronic excitation from the valance band to the conduction band in a pure ZuO crystal. It seems more likely that the electrons come from impurity levels due to the presence of water. We have recently demonstrated that the reduction of silver ions in aqueous solution can be photocatalyzed in presence of pure Ti02 or Si02 by light of wavelengths not absorbed by these oxides when in a dry state. [Pg.270]

Westinghouse Research Laboratories, Pittsburgh 35, Pa. t Dow Chemical Co., Freeport, Tex. present address. North Texas State University, Denton, Texas. [Pg.183]

The author would like to thank A. Panson of Westinghouse Research Laboratories for supplying the TiOx targets and also Robert G. Lye of Hie Martin Co. for supplying the TiOx targets. At this laboratory the author wishes to thank the following members W. A. Hester for assistance with the experiments L. Zwell and E. J. Fasiska for the x-ray diffraction work and R. A. Grange for supplyii the Fe-C alloy and for his helpful discussion on the Fe-C system. [Pg.56]

The authors gratefully acknowledge the cooperation and contributions of W. R. Kuba, J. E. Smith, W. H. Pryle, D. R. Young, R. R. Hovan, A. R. Petrush, W. H. Halligan, and R. C. Brown of the Westinghouse Research Laboratories in the experimental conduct of this work and P. R. Landon of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory for providing the P-538 base and filler wire materials. [Pg.159]

J. D. Landes and J. A. Begley, Test Results for /-Integral Studies—An Attempt to Establish a Jic Testing Procedure, Westinghouse Research Laboratory Scientific Paper 73-IE-7-FMPWR-P3, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1973). [Pg.165]

J. M. Wells and M. W. Hagadorn, Evaluation of Nitronic 33 Stainless Steel for TFTR Device Applications, Report 75-8C3-WETWO-R1, Westinghouse Research Laboratory, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1975). [Pg.223]


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