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Volume 76A |
ISSN: 0022-4332 |
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The absorption spectra of krypton and xenon in the wavelength range 330-600 Ȧ, p. 1
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A reference calorimeter for laser energy measurements, p. 13
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Accurate calculations of properties of the two-tube electrostatic lens. I. Improved digital methods for the precise calculation of electric fields and trajectories, p. 27
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Dielectric constant of compressed gaseous and liquid oxygen, p. 37
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Thermal analysis of calcium sulfate dihydrate and supposed α and β forms of calcium sulfate hemihydrate from 25 to 500 °C, p. 41
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Modulus of natural rubber cross-linked by dicumyl peroxide. I. Experimental observations, p. 51
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Guidelines for the reporting of numerical data and experimental procedures, p. 67
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A study of equilibrium in argon arcs, p. 71
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Rates of reaction of atomic oxygen. III. Spiropentane, cyclopentane, cyclohexane, and cycloheptane, p. 77
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Densities of compressed liquid methane, and the equation of state, p. 81
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Spin-relaxation effects on the EPR spectrum of gaseous hydrogen atoms, p. 103
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Photoionization of C4H8+ isomers. Unimolecular and biomolecular reactions of C4H8+ ions, p. 115
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Theoretical investigation of the odd configurations of Ni II .*, p. 125
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. I. Introduction, p. 137
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. II. Determination of total methyl content by infrared spectrophotometry, p. 141
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. III. Density determination, p. 143
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. IV. Melt flow rate, p. 145
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. V. Solution viscosity measurements, p. 147
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. VI. Preparation of calibrating fractions, p. 149
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. VII. Differential refractive index of polyethylene solutions, p. 151
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. VIII. Light-scattering studies on polyethylenes in 1-chloronaphthalene, p. 156
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. IX. Number average molecular weight of fractions by membrane osmometry, p. 161
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The characterization of linear polyethylene SRM 1475. X. Gel permeation chromatography, p. 163
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Thermodynamics of standard cells of the saturated cadmium sulfate type, p. 185
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An improved state equation in the vicinity of the critical point, p. 207
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Dilute solution theory of polymer crystal growth: Fractionation effects, p. 213
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The formation of curved polymer crystals: Poly(4-methylpentene-1), p. 225
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Photoionization of propylene, cyclopropane, and ethylene. The effect of internal energy on the bimolecular reactions of C2H4+ and C3H6+, p. 253
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Low temperature thermocouples: KP, "normal" silver, and copper versus Au-0.02 at% Fe and Au-0.07 at% Fe, p. 263
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Infrared spectra of cerium (Ce I and Ce II) between 0.8 and 2.4 µm, p. 285
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The EMF-temperature coefficient of "acid" standard cells of the saturated cadmium sulfate type from 15 to 40 °C, p. 321
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Pulse radiolysis of neopentane in the gas phase, p. 329
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Anatomy and thermal history of laser self-focusing damage tracks in glass, p. 337
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Normal emissivity of an isothermal, diffusely reflecting cylindrical cavity (with top) as a function of inside radius, p. 347
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Lattice vibrations of antiparallel chain sheet structures, p. 351
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High accuracy spectrophotometry at the National Physical Laboratory, p. 375
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An accurate spectrophotometer for measuring the transmittance of solid and liquid materials, p. 405
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Absolute spectroradiometric measurements, p. 427
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Accurate measurements of and corrections for nonlinearities in radiometers, p. 437
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Physical parameters in high-accuracy spectrophotometry, p. 455
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Liquid absorbance standards, p. 469
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Accurate measurement of molar absorptivities, p. 483
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Problems associated with the need for standardization in clinical spectrophotometric and fluorometric measurements, p. 491
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The role of spectrophotometric standards in the clinical chemistry laboratory, p. 499
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Spectrophotometric standards, p. 509
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An alternative to accurate pyrometry in distinguishing concurrent vaporization reactions. Postulated results using the vaporization of gold in analyzing the vaporization of beryllium oxide in water vapor, p. 511
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The determination of iron, titanium, and nickel in apollo 14 samples by cathode ray polarography, p. 517
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The stark splitting of millimeter wave transitions of water, p. 521
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Absolute spectrofluorometry, p. 547
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Absolute quantum efficiencies, p. 561
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Phosphorimetry, p. 579
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Measurements of absolute values in biochemical fluorescence spectroscopy, p. 593
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Newer fluorometric methods for the analysis of biologically important compounds, p. 607
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Inorganic ions in glasses and polycrystalline pellets as fluorescence standard reference materials, p. 613
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Development of a new fluorescent reagent and its application to the automated assay of amino acids and peptides at the picomole level, p. 637
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Considerations on organic compounds in solution and inorganic ions in glasses as fluorescent Standard Reference Materials, p. 641
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Ion-molecule reactions in isopropanol: Implications for its radiolysis, p. 655
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Excitation of O2 1Δg by electron impact, p. 661
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Vibrational and electronic oscillator strengths of LiO, p. 665
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