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Harry W. Knop Jr.
The spectral emissivity at λ=0.667 μ has been determined for an 18 percent W-Fe alloy and a 40 percent Fe-Co alloy. Changes have been detected at the peritectoid and peritectic reaction temperatures for W-Fe and at the A3 point for …
3 entries
R. Weil
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W. Weniger, A. H. Pfund
A direct method has been developed for measuring the reflection factors of substances at incandescent temperatures. Curves are given showing the variation in the reflection factor of tungsten for wave-lengths from 0.67μ to 4.0μ and for temperatures up to 2067°K. …
2 entries
C. R. Crowell, W. G. Spitzer, L. E. Howarth, E. E. Labate
A study has been made of the photoemission from metal films evaporated on a freshly cleaved silicon surface, the silicon-metal junction acting as a collector. Plots of the photoemission as a function of photon energy yield values for the height …
10 entries
F. Bueche
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Manfred A. Biondi
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3 entries
L. Holland, B. J. Williams
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J. C. DE Vos
A new determination of the spectral emissivity of tungsten has been performed in order to supply more reliable data for the use of the tungsten striplamp as a standard source of radiation. A great part of the data, used up …
7 entries
H. B. Wahlin, L. V. Whitney
The positive and negative thermionic emission and the rate of evaporation of neutral atoms have been studied for well outgassed tungsten. To fix a reliable temperature scale the spectral emissivity for λ=0.669μ has been determined for a cylinder heated in …
2 entries
F. J. Bradshaw
A method of measuring the optical emissivity of titanium and zirconium using eddy current heating is described. The specimen consisted of a cylinder of metal drilled with a small black-body hole, and its real and apparent temperatures were measured with …
4 entries