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... Problems mentioned in connection with rocket technology included the determination of spectroscopic opacities of high temperature . gases , the synthesis of high energy propellants , characterization of the ablation rocket reentry ...
... Problems mentioned in connection with rocket technology included the determination of spectroscopic opacities of high temperature . gases , the synthesis of high energy propellants , characterization of the ablation rocket reentry ...
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... problems associated with the operation and development of nuclear fission systems as energy sources . They cover such diverse areas as neutron damage to the alloy of fuel con- tainers ( i.e. , cladding ) —which results in swelling and ...
... problems associated with the operation and development of nuclear fission systems as energy sources . They cover such diverse areas as neutron damage to the alloy of fuel con- tainers ( i.e. , cladding ) —which results in swelling and ...
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... Problems The high gas temperatures required for MHD power systems create a number of severe materials problems . The walls of the MHD channel must necessarily contain both electrically conducting and insulating com- ponents . If ...
... Problems The high gas temperatures required for MHD power systems create a number of severe materials problems . The walls of the MHD channel must necessarily contain both electrically conducting and insulating com- ponents . If ...
Contents
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
Synergistic Reactions | 58 |
Appendix Some Additional Recent Literature on High Temperature GasSolid | 89 |
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