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U RADIATION EFFECTS INFORMATION CENTER

e MONTHLY ACCESSION LIST-

COORDINATE INDEX)

PART ]:I

for

Accession Lists

60 (Revis.d) and 61o

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k&arch D15, 1963

LI.' A S T I A

PART 1I

COORDINATE INDEX

INTRODUCTION

It has become apparent from the users of the REIC Monthly AccessionList that it is no longer being used just for current awareness searches, as

was originally intended, but is now being used by some individual and/or or-ganizations to conduct retrospective searches. The REIC Technical InformationFile at Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, was designed to maintainthe complete store of information used to compile the Accession Lists, ansd con-duct such searches. With the collection of a large number of reports dealingvrith radiation effects by many of the larger company libraries, as a result ofthe use of the Accession Lists, searching other sources, and internal researchreport preparation, the staff of the REIC has determined that an index to theabstracts provided in the Monthly Accession List would be highly desirable.It was found that the major REIC sponsor. the U.S. Air Force, AeronauticalSystems Division, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, also shared in thisreasoning.

The coordinate index approach was chosen, as it provides seve2raltimes the number of access points to the abstracts, and a much highcr degree'of search specificity than could be provided by a convenz:onal index.

Under each term in the index will be found the abstract accessionnumbers of documents which have been indexed by that term. The accessionnumbers have been arranged in ten columns in accordance with t- ieir Ltrminaldigit, so that accession numbers may be compared collmn b:, iolunn. Links

are used where necessary to show the relationship of term,. and to avoid un-necessary false abstract retrieval. Role indicators have not been usedbecause of the rextremely narrow scope of the literature abstracted. Forexample, it N. found that only four of the proposed Engineers Joint Councilrole indicators would have been used with the majority of terms used.

The terms and concepts used to index the abstracts have beenselected on the basis of the REIC contract scope and the (:xperience gainedduring the past five years in assisting users of the Technical InformationFile to locate information. Comments from the recipients and users ofthis index will enhance its future value as a ready search tool.

It should be noted that this is a SELECTED ACCESSION LIST, thus notall documents extracted for the REIC Technical Information File are abstractedfor the Monthly Accession List. Approximately sixty per cent of the litera-ture extracted for the REIC Technical Information File is abstracted for theMonthly Accession List. The remaining forty per cent consists of newsbriefs,author abstracts, extracts of internal papers, classified and proprietary mate-rial, which is felt not to be appropriate for inclusion in the Monthly Acces-sicn List. Hence. in order to assure cLmpleteness in searches and to obtaininformation on the most recently acquired reports, it is necessary to contactthe REIC. This dissemination service is not intended to replace direct con-tact with REIC, but rather to supplement such contact at the various locationsremote to the center. Direct contact with the Center and its technical staffis encouraged.

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A cumulative index will be provided each month, so that the previousmonth's index may be discarded, thus reducing the amount of space required forstorage of the accession lists. Further, it is envisioned that at the end ofeach contract year, a dual coordinate dictionary will be provided to facilitatethe use of abstracts for retrospective searching.

For the users who plan to continue the use of the accession list forcurrent surveillance, the generic terms; miscellaneous, organic and inorganiccompounds, electronics, polymers, metals and ceramics, dosimetry, facilities,and space are included in the second section of the index to provide the gen-eral subject category as used in the Monthly Accession List format over theprevious years.

The coordinate index, as appearing this month, will be modified andrevised to fit the needs of the REIC users.

ORGANIZATION

The following sections are provided:

Section I: Radiation Environment

Section II: Materials, Properties,Secondary Environments,Devices, and OtherCoordinate Terms

Section III: Authors

Section IV: Organizations

Section I includes the various types of radiation with electronenergy, absorbed gamma dose, and neutron energy range subdivisions provided.The term space radiation is not included in this section; however, as aconcept it is placed in Section II. The constituents of space radiation,electrons and protons, are, however, located in Section I when numiericalvalues are attached to them.

Section II provides the terms and concepts for the various materials,properties, processes. The secondary environment concept, temperature, isindexed by temperature range to facilitate the location of the abstracts whichdeal with specific temperatures. The secondary or possibly primary environment,vacuum, is also included in its respective alphabetic position.

The authors of the abstracts are included in alphabetic order inSection III.

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Section IV, of the organizations generating the reports, is dividedinto three subdivisions: U.S. Organizations, U.S. Government Agencies, andForeign Organizations. Under each subdivision the organizations are listedalphabetically.

The REIC does not loan or distribute reports which are abstractedfor the Monthly Accession List. The documents are,however, available for youruse at the Center.

USE OF THE INDEX

The following examples indicate the approach to be followed inusing the index.

A. If you are interested in radiation effects on power converters, proceedas follows:

1. Turn in Section II to the concept power converters,which is listed in alphabetic order.

2. Note the accessions' numbers listed (17646 and17898).

3. In the abstract portion of the Monthly AccessionList locate the numbers which are provided withthe bibliographic citation in numerical order.

4. On the basis of the information provided in theabstract you should be able to determine the"1,ý'tinence of the article to your interest.

B. If you were interested, for example, in pulsed radiation effects oncables, proceed as follows:

1. Turn in Section I to the concept pulsed radiation.

2. Turn in Section II to the term cable.

3. Compare the accession numbers under pulsed radiationand cable, column by column. The coordination willyield five cormnon numbers (17650, 17921, 17522, 17626,and 17949), which should be noted.

4. Turn in the abstract portion of the MonthlyAccession List to the numbers for furtherbibliographic and abstract information.

C. If you were interested in the effect of 109 ergs g'l(C) on glass, proceedas follows:

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1, Turn in Section I to CGma 10 9 ergs g '(C).

2. Turn in Section II to Glass.

3. Compare the accession numbers column by column.The comparison will yield two common numbers(17365 and 17694).

4. Turn to the abstracts in the Monthly AccessionList for further information as to theirpertinence to your interest.

D. If you were interested in the effect of fast neutron irradiation of 1019n/cm2 on steels, you would proceed as follows:

1. In Section I locate fast neutron irradiation.

2. In Section I locate 1019 n/cm2 (included inthe 1019 to 1021 n/cm range).

3. Compare the accession numbers column by column.The comparison will yield twelve common numbers(17370, 17662, 17823B, 17375, 17665, 17985,17836, 17327, 17627A, 17349, 17379, and 17849).

4. Compare those accession numbers which were foundto be common (as indicated above) column bycolumn with the term steel in Section II. Thecomparison will yield three common numbers(17375, 17327, and 17849).

5. By turning to the abstracts, further informationis obtained.

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~ trMI~ton17WA ~ 1 1/6 ~ -- I0* 4..4 -7 I/P Pr 0...t 14, St-1

176643 17327

I6.lerm Irrv~.44.14 L 9707

ml4.ftuohwtt. Irradititon 4 4n 17936173

11.66001 IrrAl~ati 379317701 17533 1770 1794 17IS4 j1f6 M4 4430 V.i O~nI". r

17993 l7p93 17906 171%61 1711.0 17365

g17'046m Uk4, 711517.191 17161 17FI13* 17916 17636 1,1,),. 44040 Ahv,,rpl 1,, 1I -

373613 17900 07176 17~ , 701; 17347

17304 17qA.410

47100 17394.I ft 1 110,6 441A 71i(04.A

07690 17361 17360 17353 17286 074.33 1761 177 1760A 113 8 I 43 44 4017910) 170121A 17512 17523 1760 17M51. 170VA, 1,7617 i7'r8 17(19 '19Ir03I400 178211 1,7707 17653 17616 17993 174394.3 149 47961% 170M9470

17t27 17703 1T770 178W96. 174437 47009 A ry1,-nfr1-4134.0.0 1--17821A 17901. 119017 17969 4441'9178233 0.46. k-.17833A i 460 17526 17297

178330 079660174493 Arrm~.p .. ,1 36.01j T-L .

17930 17331 17612 17610 1730 Ar..p.' hh4.*o -r .10 SPIs' Ve64.1..178

Dese 107.r. g-l(C) i6kA-1-1ae,('128

0%17(/61 ()174412 17913 17956 179444r4t*. 17811

o4 rls7660 17361 17663 172(7 17669 1732617891 17911 179 44 17 89 9A Air mOnv romelent ss.. In A ir

Ie 19

.rqs a 1

(c) Airgloo17700 174411 17363 1736k 17365 17999A 79

10 .147 - 1973 17960

19447 17355 17816 17907 17330 A1ky1 Di1al~lsid..

179344 17700Geetlam ers g1(0) Alloys -- A1.9 .pwirii sallys

179644 17850 17M9 1794kA 17839ases 1012.rg. &.1(0) MW, 660.. 17980 17373

mw01.0. Irrmilstion M ly rlt 1761414'A)0 1734 R 3 17993 179R7 17909 61171 H'tha..ylst* 71

19 17993 17614,0

Pslt Neutron lsIrr sitlnn 793Ama 17893 1726917370 17631 17372 17373 1710260 17303 179136 17327 I7318 17369 Aluminu, A11oys17690 17631 1760% 17313 178241 17315 I768A 1799 17379 17293

174491 1719 17653 171335 1791 17949 A1lumium 664d. (Alumina or Cornwd.)174M2 17693 17375 179388 17929 1793917970 178131 17663 Amemmci 3,068.

17813* 17833 17908

Inte ted eutrn Ireditim 79"Ammnium Nypopmcphlt.

0I0A0 17371 17663 1783 1788 17667 17169 A1imflostion T0

17930 174424, 178163 17966 179446 17667 17699 1728 17669g4741 17831IT3 Asiplifiers

Th.,1el Neutron Irradiation 17930 17353 17333 17919C1731 17523 17306 176W 1724478 17910 17669 Annmla.;17901 17613 1766. 17448 17337 179366 178343 17362 178136 17836417911 17633 17666 17627 178303 17911.

17663 17917 178307N.,,lrons 109./=a2 "A1 I&$. 17830D

Out-9., 1010 to 1012 n _.2 At,.1729717831 1759 1783 Aram0

ll-olpon 1013 to 1013 n/cal 1736617591 17442Q2 17886 17287 17994 17669 0.71 Uml~in.1.a8s

9-,tron. lo01, to 1o19 /C2 17667s1770

1143A 17371 17A532 17373 736 17333 14,0 179366 1769 1783381785011 17631 163 1786 17989 1766.7 179388 1766 Swd4.. 100 Statn1*o. St1..17830C 179614 17667 1791?9 -179448178300 66.14. 714.011.

Neutons01 1019 to 1021 n/o.2 17961 17913 1766777417660 17613 17664 17373 17836 17327 17369 3... g82.amon, voltwu 0,4 Breakdown. voltaO.

7 -'17663 178843 17663 17627A 17369 Use. to Weitter 0011.6.se. a1." 0011.8.17833 17836 17983 17627 17379 3.'..1.s

17(49 17633 17966. 17267Photon1 Irradiation 1731.7

17963 17827Proton Irradiation kaut

17000 17691 17332 1731.4 17636 1782 1728217982 17906, 17919 Se232s1796

Pulsed Iroadl~tlm. 1701757 I990A

17630 17331 17291? 17333 17366 17613 17616 17617 176644 171111A berylliu 17M

17650 17921 17322 70793 17666 17P53 17(.16 17637 17091 17r9M9 1793117920 17532 17896 17665 1764(, 17807 1790l lorylli-. Alloys

17813 17933 17896A4 179378 1791.9 UAW4,17910 17896 174407 O$rroIlt-. 401,4. (9.'YllIft)17922 178960 174330 17031 17663 17349

I4Itrewl"oll Iroudlation 17?6h., Vollos..17 9

17360 17912 17293 11957 170144 1704.q 17541^: 17666

X Play Irrmi0tatl XT333 r i i 0v4g

17360 17932 1791338 17324. 17906 77717 47794 1736617366 171137 17410 Op44000nlO 3.

1715(1 170713

01,04, A-Int,.o 0100014rts

17966

•MIL-116, Coemile Radat I"

5N.1- tor 9.631 17691 17903 17904 17336,17914D 1799.

Boron 12,Ietd Crcki nx17811 17613 17375

bradw volt"" 17af' 17M8? 17649 Cep.upture 17336

179 C(aroesllntng1lsrm trahIWu 17700 17701 17612 17614 17699

1ruOk.. 17899 Crushing Strength 1731.176•33 Cry9-.nt | Tet ing

gulk CodattvitY 1.7652 1763 17996 17307 178f8171agget 109 Crystal unts1 17.2 163 7MaaT

bIfflm 1PaIt. 1•9 17332 17693 17801A 17286 17897A 1791w

bktanme Crystal Doaimeter.1769 ~17921Cabl 6 Cuproum Oxide

17610 17921 173 17686 1709 1791017940 Curreot al1nCn7.dtt

17930C curot-Voltace charantir-l. 711Cdnmim Alloy. 1711780 Cylo 791

1adium oide 27936 r-vlntroui 1736

calaeem Slltat 17"9 DImawe Moitoring 1730)

Cadmium Tellid 17813 17919 17306 Damping luid

17813 176ph9 RctorCa106m Plwie30517893 I" rnot Poruwt Ion

17.lum fItewt. 1 7 be Fm i 17963 17971 17366 173"9

Calortintry 1 1769 Imlay 17823

Cal imesearh WM No. 335 17633 17967 be-Ity 17665 173149

Corlida gIe.tmn Acclerstor 17835 1752617300 DallIvlphthlat1

-itanG.17 1731 763

17891 'l.neod Or]nan.. Radiation F.0lltty

CapacitOr1 1717610 17390 1791A C i ,h14or1lor o r..I t hPanorlom 17267

17613 Ai ltC~rtiO on~t¢.t

Carbonate. 176300 'l-trie 4" )7304 17689

C7rbon B•ack 17301 1769717•6A.3 3eiy r ro prt. s 1178335 17331 17.181 17357 11689

Carbon D Idi.e Product 173 17301 1761717697

Carbcn M•nold1e Pr-d.t 17315 38lvetrl-17511 17653 17615Carbon Prectpittton Dielartric ,Str-nth

17851 17220

Carbion Tot rlworldn DiffUr.foI80(0 17180

Carrier r -entrt lon17616 lmen•lonal Dt 1h7w7

Cariye Lifetime 17170 17613 170A WAS 1737

1710 174003 17819 1T379

Carrier Removeal 1Ip''.ln 1767

Cereno- Monitor 1762 1 17212 1763P 171131 17920 17909

Cesium iNtra1te OlJ otion Density

17950 17&RChain •1clulon il p.

17701. 173321 1716Ch.l.l Do1 ltor At

17930 17093 17327 1790A Xplo. t,1730517990 17907 Di sple-nt, C•.a•ie.

Cirouit Card. - .1.o Printed CIrutt1 1795 17939

190 1 7922 •q 178830 17790171. 17939rl9)017fm 7619 Df stp pemnt. EffectsCircuitry

Circuits lsp.ý.Enry178k7

17630 17823A 1761.1 1761. 17007 179191178233 Dos latry

Coatrn 17690 17121 17632 17523 17811. 171 17316 17327 17318 172917293 172_ 17P69 17900 17631 17812 17653 178.1 17623 17196A 17617 17918 1731917333 73 1.7 173- 17930 17A91 17202 17913 1781 17655 17W068 17657 17990 176217633 17827 17639" 17990 17021 17912 179'". 17,91 1765 17 0 179n7 17969

Conill Cable. 0" Cable 17931 17903 1115 17916 17917Coil bl 17961 1791.3 17915 17907Cobalt 60 17329 17963 17975Cobalt 60 Parilelt. *an On Pkllltlet Do Cornlec 997 lqh

Cobalt Alloy. 171 D- Comng F.60170

CobaltOlSIC17639co1t 01ll5 D" Film lubricants

Collector Leakale Current 17•27A

17951 Ductile.prittle Trni TeO• pe'ate"r.t787Collector to Mea brealamn Volta•e

17822 17371 17"

Collector.to-haO ReSverse Leakage Current Ductility

17351 17982t 17109

17A21A Dynnale module*178212ctlm ¢•• tll

Colorati 17612e 17363 17907 17358 17913 17304 17936 17627

Cem.k itter Current O1in 17351 [7897

1793l 317"--

Computer Cod1i 0 letric.1 Lift 16Cmue Eleotrical Proprtl. ese also pe"eIfie eleetrical pxroprtis

Coaputers 17807 17913A 17301

179132 17631Go" trol Syst~em 0" Flight COntrol BY-tea 178130 1733.1.Cnolaents 1tenteloal Resistivity

17272 17370 17373Copp.er

11140 17911 1782 17311 17376 1781.7 17e3tr) FIeld Meterl1'13(J1763)c'!VOC glectrie PropulsIonCp;ýr Alloys

174500 17373 179331771 .5 00

",II'I I17697 17611 1731 1769• 177rOk

Kl..rtV 66.orpb 10. 17897A 0h.111- Arsoold.

17"9v3 1731. 17813A 17911 17328 17819lirotop h~ston178133

Fle.tr yal-ion 17897A 0 . Y.Mlitiete 17613

17897 17, -D 1732317Electron tes ftrnO 1

17630 17391 I19 1731.3 1Tf. 1719 17"6 1788 l73.8 17309 17651

17650 17391 1 .3 1 3 12 1730" 17396 173M7 1" l; 17329 0*.1-o. Pr•tuett

17910 17651 17392 17693 17301 17355 17366 17 178 17619 17611 17358

17810 17661 T176 17913 1761. 17M 176 1i7•8 178M0 176k9 0,e.t ton

17820 17661 17832 17813 1730.. 119 176•6 17617 17818 1761.9 1761

17910 17841 17663 27913 19 17.5 1 17807 1783 17819 o.16m11617930 17891 17813 17973 17•9•1 1790 1 17817 17898 17919A 17521A 17314 178133 1797 17366 178769

1791o 17911 17MO 17983 1 17939 17696 17"07 17931 179195 17616 17929

17990 17901 1793 17989 11666 17897 17958 17919C 17666

17960 17931 17932 1791 1781 1789" 7017979 1? 17896 17939 010.0.79e1,017983 786 17919 1761.0 176 17365 179%5 17897 17939 17689

179• 17890 17979 7

17996 01... O .lll ty

3.l.e.t spin V.son~oo. 1735117361 17611 IT703 1799 1729 0o.1

9lectron tube. 17633 17317

11990 17939 1795191 1766717939 17827A

116t91atatl, Ormphit.17691 1737n 17613 11661 175935

E3e"M 1im 17660r~ee 7•i

ftb~itl~ewatIT" or...~. 017Emb•Ittes" 17378 17369 0.t4 . y.te,. 17353 '.7329

•lt~e178392 Oyro,

Cntter tO 3 Po1..til eve BI.. Volt.1 t 17353 172679non Dpoettlo. P1.11 Co'rekl

1799 1761A 17980 17971 176271r Spt- 17902 1735h 17366

spoxy Metin Wardn is 17

1731l 17639 1737M 1736917531 Hardn ..

s..ki totd.. 1753 71999A176139 Y.%.rd.

Ktohlng 1.1620 11991.1709 Met De.0It ion

Othylene 17693 •ea• 17999

U~PIo. I 1752S1790 17618

Explon r Vill 1790•11633 30.t Tropofer Fluids

Explorer I1 1731351798 Helium

Explorer XII I19k 1791817993 Kxafluor one

Explo . a- 1. pacific xpl . 1769 Nex.fl.orocthane 17267

Ov-port Ion lget. 13,117926 Ve.sphenyl Ether

Fa-illti. 17006

17290 17301 17130 17303 1728 17186 17067 1730o 17529 X-Ft1]17350 17622 17313 1720 1191.6 1717 17628 171 1763917990 17652 HIgh Purily H0t.r.l1.

17991 17371 17372 173167.11.0 1731. 17326 17979 fV.,ltr 11 Fluid 17s52

r.tIK" at-gngth 17331 HYA-1n 17345

Ferrite. 1791 17w(41793 17651 1791 Hydrofon

I70-•OB 17921 179Ferrowlectre F'terlusi6 Hydrogn Chlorid.1161.7 117ro.

erro... Ion (-2) Hydro/mn Paroxl.*17909 17A11

Fib.rg.s. IHydro.n Product

17270 17656 17612 17701 17699 17359fill... Vypolo. 30

17643 17V9File Myivrvwlocity Partie1s at a1lo il1romterarites

1?661 17631. 17937F il e O . t r17657 Ig n ition T .q -ture.1 8w nTiJ9sm X17316 17651 17995A

FTit.r. In Air17297 1 361A 1735P 17339

Fi..Ion Ch.I.r 1717653 17919

t..tit Fragment. Inoeonl X17270 17931

Fl..h). X envY oices nmert Atoiphiere eat Specific 1 virooment17891 1761. 17657 In Fuel.

Flight Corersl ByeteI •172 17329 In H.110m 171viip.riov 1792"179.30 In '4trrogn

nlotation Fluid. 77I xp 1706Q

17261 In. Oxygennuoro.rtb. a" al o sp 1910ic Polymer 17130

is.. 17339 Indium Anttmontde.7129 17661 179WC6

00nocence toidum Oxide17897 17996

or.terit Induced Current17939 17690 178236 17616

rorvrd Curr~nt •TrenDer f~tto 17823D

17351 17922 Infrurd Detectors 17 1S117 173617343 1770A 1721Fovad ola~ Dop17929 179"1

Ft.. Padical. Inf-rerd Spectra

17701 17363Jun 17701 178Frnkel Defeat$ 17357 Inju n 17993Friction 1n0.1lice

17300 17954 17356 178•1,,oF-1 Eleents 17616

17j70 17932 17377 17656V-4 1,17926

T.9.00t8ir R0t1.0* 17T761 17W 17623 17803 I7M 1 1g 771 73;733 1783 17 179 10

178037

r i17912 179 17917 1776311776 17639117952 IM 1.7696 17C

17A99 17992 17955 1796 17978In vou aee Vacuum Modulum of Ruptureionlization Chlower. 17379

1790 1781 1769 1717990 Mlbeu, 173'72 17851 17848 1736

Ionizmation Current 17804] Moly~ednt Dioulf idle 173

17o IM Men," Carlo Code 75 s9

ron17701 1132Jet Fuels 117ALCO 305

1r, l3 NSA Zoro.•oenr Ammter17684M t17 17901

K9W Reactor NtrlRbe17351 17996 Ikt7u00 1791K .AAse Nepttly R..toiternee

179178Klytrva 1730 N.eoKraft Paper 179 3ro Flux

176 17890 17931 178

Kr9pton Neutron scatterin71 097 1 17311 17635tatt le* Pmv~wmter. eto ptu17870 17n6 17663 17369 17931 17885

Lead 5aeleld. 170968 Neutron Transpor1 1799 17296

L1od 8111o 176" 3ie9 York P1used Reactor 176717696INlk~

i ,eod Su lfid e 17896 5 . 17 911 17667

Lead Telluride Nickel Alloy.Tit t 17627 17?" 17991 17373 179666

La Tie~tanot M•b17"67 41 ,173,69Lo" Cinot 1,16k7 Nitric Acid 176

Leakage Current 17287 Nitril.

Liquid Prnpollants 1782917811 17676 17999 17618 81tr119-Phenollr

17 •0o 17361

Literature 1urvey are Now,' itrll. Rubbe16rLithium P rid.Ntg 176M 43

17837 17639 iiftroprn 7x14.

Lithium Iodide 17315 lit s oxide81

Led Mststin 17A3 Nwlear bUrato se also Piu•1ed ladistion for Simulated birot.1- Alley Gisela 17150 1764i 17896 17835 1,7326 17617 11910A

17177 17V? 1731 17526 17911A

Lubrl- .t 17696 1701w-

17300 17I26 17267 1197,17297 Nu.cler £blbons

17367 1761117927A Nuclear be,-.tiQ MN.ac.

L-1-svoc.1.736317PA5 Wooler 11l1m. Propulsion

M-19 gleetrical Steal 170 717966 WNe lear Meaet

MAM-im h.2ph6tte 1 exshyate 1729 17623 1 76317299 19d19 8r k~t

01mgs,,e o Ttarot. 17P5 177717157 17"

Magnetic Core. Nuclear Vehicles see e1se specific kind17Q20 17910

Mnetic Devices NuPl- r Wepons1797o 17326

Hemet te Flu" Value Octatloroprop.. .17659 I&o

Maxnetic, M-erial. Opqe Wisteril.l

179o0 17651 17964 1796 17667 17914k I 1r9IM~p-tic, Pryert In. Optical Absorption

17631 17373 179M 17667 178!3 17306 1736,"."*netlc Top. 1769617920 17626 Opticlea Propert, ls

11eto71 61rtanpe 17811A 17837 1726o17354 178139

Mg-tron 17811C

1762 OpticsManganese 1727

17969 OrAm1 and Inorawnt1 Compounds

Mothebvmtiol Analysis see Theoretical Model 17280 17311 1727 17703 17606 17965 17267 17523 172908,chanit.e Life 17360 17706 17693 17697 1 7608 17359

172P8 19000 17837 1700A 17639Wary Corn. Orwoie Prndolutv

7or.. 111000 17799A

Memory Drum. QOuput Vlg,1r1791k 1797O 17335

lMereury Oxacyclnbut wn

17813 173Metals .nd Ceroxjo. Oxot.9..

11270 17371 17372 17373 1766k 17365 17336 17727 17368 17349 17317370 17851 17662 17613 17696 17373 17376 17377 17378 17369 oidati1on11390 17901 17532 17663 17824 17663 17836 17667 17869 17379 1715o)7660 17833 17854 17885 17866 17067 17680 OxYgen vironm9ot a" In Cayman17830 17853 17996 17A57 17839 point.17050 17996 1796q 1726q

17959 PVapr -• leo 1epecific paper

*'tenrold see oleo Hypervelocity Partiele and Micr terorrtte, 1761517AC*1 Paraffin Oil

M9thmnm, Pmdu4t 17I7917612 Particle Accelerator. e.. Aeo.lerwtor.

MWthyl Wethwerylat* P-arel. r•etetlon nee specific devi,.177OP Peel Vt~ronth

Mica 173hi

17531 17635 17636 Penflfylv7 n9 St.ate University Renearh •eactor•le, rof 111 17821; 17923

17641 Peli.01111y 1

Micrometerorites see also Hy1re-loeity lortleI 1m•17271 Vh'nvl ryelohexeoltne Prit 76T

fl H rouis- Drvi,- 7•l179 P1 17626 179 49 Ph ,non A bnor ptl n Va80 ,9

I'inority Carrler. 1761175117156

fhj' i175r7 Reactor Nlbttrial se ealmo FutlElsasete and Shielding 173T7

fhotoon•cItet Ity Re6/Write Read17511 17352 17305 17306 17930 1794417615 Rlecoil Atom

17635 17955Photorwphie Doolletere Recti flere17900 17(43 174k4 17917 1791017294 Reflectance 189

Phutowaltiplier Tube. 179631733 176917963 17353 17629, Refractive IedXPhtonelsar Reactions 1766517955 Reinforced Plastice

Photorespon17 1731017973 Relays

Photoensit ivilty 17823517355 ReliabilityPhysical Properties swe specific property 17297

1 o17354 R esietlnityPipents 17333 17269 l710O 17291 17663

Plastic kfo t tion 179L10 i191736o 17639 1Res 0 tors 17919tPlastic la"ivat 1750 Re7n922t 177192

17693 17851.Platinue1 Resonant er s

17911 17368 17693 1785.PlutoniM Hewes Cunmte172T70 17846 17649Point efeete - also Defect Poustice717iM45 17666 17369 Rev iec Articles

Polybutadien.Acryli Acid Propellant 17300 17271 17690 17343 17921 17343 IT-1 6 17297 17278 1731917A99" 17820 17841 17814 17935 17756 17337 17328 17329178996 17950 17921 17834 17975 1T726 17667 17838 17629

Poly.rbo~t** 1'(960 17964 17859C1735A 17990 17919AP.1yettwishe 1791"17531 17832A 17363 1761t 17635 17919C17931 178322 17295 179"9

Polyetihylene Teephthalate Rhenieu17701 17352 17911 17309

flyi-oktylne 17614 17615 Rochelle 2.11 17697

Polysertatito Rocket .Ite sat Chabe,17360 177T2 1799717640 Roeket Poels

17340 1734. 17362 17363 17360 17615 17337 17358 17269 Rover Pr•yrsa1760 17361 17612 17613 175A 17635 17339 17309177(o 17531 1-707 17614 17699 SA 2•11 Stel

17701 17832 17654 172Q S 17375Polyoletin Osedia Potaad Reactor

17964 17920 17921 172 17893 17I26 17949Polyoxywathylene 17622 17O•17361 Sapphire

Polypropylene 179•617531 17612 17614 17635 satellites

P lyet7-rec6 17271 17632 17525 1799917531 17614 17615 Saturation Current

17635 i 797

2Poly-rt bane Sc•618 intillation t~xate"m17656 17829 1761) 17912 17813 17811 17315 17629

Polvvinylfluoeri 1e 179 17903 17FA5P i•9 17963 17915Positree, Sels

179O3 17297Potastiau Chloride 17Secanto ulus

17360 17"99Potaslu-S.oti Tartrata Secondary El-tron Velesion17697 17650 17618 17959

Pott4g0 Ccqouonds 1econdery Electron Spectra17321 1740Power Convertro 1766 179 Seebeck Coefficient 17627P of e r V o lit e1 S ale n l1 7

17939 17335Preneure Trans•duers eec also Transducers SesirMeono tor Devices see air specific device: Diodes, Sola- Cells, tirasulstore, sod Rlectiflers

17897 17630 1791 117632 731. 1731. 17295 17636 1n82 17328 276.9Pres.ure vessels 17820 17351 17802 118132 17354 17525 17,66 17297 1761. 17809

17902 17375 17Mo 17621 17902 17823A 17614 17615 17817 17658 17819reinsure Vessel Steels see al specific steels 17feu. 17972 17961 17907 17818 17919A

17375 178215 179(Q 179% 17818 17929Printed Circuits see ales Circuit Cards 1781 17801 t930 17619 17951 17958IProp*- Semcooduct- or [ natrer

17695 17906 1799 t 176e1 1763e 17it3 1781en 17973 I 6A 17318 27319Prcpelle•nts see Solid, Liquid or spesiflc propellant 17891 17812 T1 17611373Proportioeal Countera 17919 ,. 178186

rroptilsion se Nuclear Rockets, Wfcleer Rejets, Putt.Putt, or S9lactric Propulsion 17633 1769I rmpyln17 Sheet

Proton Rieoil Shielding17913 17620 17691 17343 17966 17967 179382

Pulsed RteCtors 17931 1799. 17978179-0 1731 1727W 17893 17283 17286 17367 17949 Shock

17951 17622 17626 1783117616 Short Circuit Cureve 0 I17856k 17291l 17295 178181792 8tlWetes

Putt-Putt frojeot Orion Silicon 17639A17911D 17820 17821A 17312 178135 17334 17295 176516 17287 17328 1769

Py 17electric Thenal Detector 17891 17662 179113 17961 17301 17817 17658 1799917*1 17802 17973 17835 1795817332 1769 17975 1790317532 17693 178048 1729 1796 17897A 179192 1798 178

17824B 17365 Silicon Dioxide

17696 Silic1co-s 17833C 17indlcectice Decay Curves 17333 17n11. 176556

1799. 17631 17M617272 17361 17695 1786

2nd loecter Silver17557176

04, ivoav• ranmlson1W 779 17667

Iloo ci~ 17696 17979 Silver Alloy.

17991 17990 liellatlloocor failltleis ee also epeelfic facility 17AI 17MI 17524 1753 113k L79" 1727A17011, 17902 17W5 173017

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50e11.. Siliete Te.nile Ppertles17365 11270 1763 17336 173 1.799

Boltr Cells •e•hfi17936

17800 17291 17961 17343 17336 1729 17636 172, 17306 1760 *iorpl-iacy17621 1796k 1755 1•7817 17658 17619 1720 17311

1611790517• 17818 819 heoret ical 80de1

17917 I0 17600 17951 1769k 17WI 1769817838 fterest C.M t/•tty l

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17620 17384 17356 17909 91723 1736 17397 17606 17999ouler Radiation 17333 17997 17916

17271 Thoeal. ftpnstoo

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11343 17994.10 17606 17909 Th7aooo17633a ai 1 17999 Theclcoic Circuitry3.7903 17997 17We 17r*

17") 17M Thrulonic Diode"apmeAndatto 17PS feraosirHait."1798%

17.40 17271 17691 173k3 1790k 173 17356 17817 17808 17909 179391780 17980 1793 1790hk Themooupl. 179C7

smec. Vehicle$ me .1. Aerospacs Vehices 17911 1o9&e17620 17691 17933 1799k 1769 1797 17926 179C09 Thrm0ters se o e m otm 41791 176ir4

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176ta1fesoos 7 6 17961

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S p I WI I V r u cl ity 1 M eO T h reh o ld r o ll D o sM ete s U ý

trainles tese l 176s 170 172o7 172 17617931 17293 17939 17265

Starwous bids 17633 Thyramtron 1793117956 Tim Delay

ftate-of.th-Art Reports we0 lisiRee ports 179.0steel* see also ePmlfic 90eole TIM T7b.0

17900 17931 ,.,3 179 17375 1796 17327 173k9 179k 176661 33 17939 Titmastee se spe cIfic roiect.

St- 17618 Titoml1217828 17293

$train 0aue sea aleo Transducers Titsni.t Dioxide11787 17333

Strength 179339E176.0 17836 Titanim 0.1de=tret l"taate 17833h1730 Titmim SulfatetsStruocuro~l Adijes io 1790?

1750k Toroidal Isolceoen

17947S 3tyme 177 Tory 1-A1

Sudden Ionompherlc Diectube, 17623 1763*1732k T7•o~00e

Sulfurlc Anodized 17690*17593 178odcO 17W

tiupersole Transports 17810 1768717502 17n0 10n7 P

Surface Area s.ec t liatlon tee Wassed pedlatios17P33A 3ra.s ler.178332 1163o 17331 1782V 17343 173bk 17663 1764.6 1727 1786 176I 917833C 1TiA 1792 I78R3A 1761.

Surfa•,. Xffect. 1795117821A 7'relO1Itter172212 17335

Surface Properties Tre nspa ro n•l17FA1 1763a017701 17377 trio Method 732

101it1h CoTe. 176.1702Co Tri#C mrk.f Reactor1oltohoC r7351 17265 17646178039 17236 Tri1oe200. Soud Core 17889179C20 Triplet fooitatioin17tion

1728017531 17635 179 ^ Tubing 17656Teleatorin lSystem snte 17355 Tongten

17355 17309

Temperature es ur Sy273 to e -201 C 1737 oeoocioie 17369Te."ratume -273 to -201 C 197Tunnel Diodes

1771763eprtore -200 to -101 177 Oltiosts Tensile Stroeatka

Temperature -200 to .1 C 17811173612 1772 1 17 rnum1703 17270 17377 '1378

TOporature ao0r to 99 C 17r811o Car, 1.80

17390 17361A 11362 17363 17369 17365 178963 17MA7 17638 17932 1766317910 17531 17A52 17669 17635 17697 Vacaocy DIfIusionlrfiO 17831 17071 1785k 17965 17839

17914 Vaeum

1794k 173M 17361B 17612 17333 17336 17337 17269Temepratur 100 t. 109 C 17701 1772 17363 1726 17367 17339

17370 17643 17634 17615 17379 17912 17633 17887A 1781917030 17665 17690 1702T3 170t~

TVlnpr-ture 200 to P99 C 17997

17370 17m0

AVISM17f30 1731n 17993 I'M* 17939 17396 17817 1790 "K

17991Vapor. Pressure 1766 OWe, J. A. 17669jV"Miseh 1791.4W Alrmse, T. 82. 16.

17930 vnt1. Ao1.ter, H. A.133

Vl"-178"1 17936 17819 A~mouak, P. L. 1733. 6VOIA&V Pulse 17616 Urn..,m, A. V.

17973rubl 176631a 17910

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17702 Yoeg, Jr., r. V.

Tucker, 0. 3. 17852Tk17622 Te. ... 17363

1762. Yoshikawa, 5. H.

1793917613Taun11, N. A. 17939 ak, hJr., J. 1F.3

TyspMin,1 73. A.ein, F.6. pT

IU1he, P. K. 1736,

176.3 17638 U1*-, F. P.Va1e., S. 17891 17943

17351 .iL.Uam n, K. L.VeTO, H. L. 179431770) Fbe,m N. V.

Yen Mntwrp, w. 1. 17617 17643

van Lint, Y.A.J.

1 79 40 17353 17903 17696 17897 1761

v£o.h, W. H. rA178

5 V.601ev, V. S.173Yevller, 0. K.

Vek5lov, Y. K. 17639

Wrow, J.K.D.163

VStl, . 1797

Vets, N. 17

17390Vidrine, J. L.

17922Vinson, J. A. 17967

V ahii, P. A. 1767

173o0 17357

Vorob'yeiR, 0. B. 17936

'egnebloli H .

17851Wnhrl~eftiV,, A. L.

171)06

SECTION IV Loekheed Aircraft CorpOa6lAIZATIOS A 1i. 17996 17297

L-ekh-d-Oeorga Co. 17652 17653Admira orpora 17532 17 1793artn. itta Corp. 17909A-roJe%..Ooomrl Corporotioon l.....co,.ett1. Intittto of Teh*o-1UI

17340 17811 17302A1r7340 Corpor-llon Weoneoll Aircraft Corp. 17314

A.roaporo Industrlie Asociation of America, Int. Rinnegpol.. onyo.11 0010ulator Co.17283 17284American lntitute of Electrical tInl.erlng (Summr Genera-l Meetln) Minnesota Mim.ing. and 14anufaoturIno Co.17600 17531 17630 17653 176f4 11615 17646 17647 1764A 17610 17141 171,39

17651 17654 17645 176% 17657 1765F 1763q 1764.117655 North American Aviation Inc., Atosico International

AmriaMachiM rwindry Co. 17P77 17926 17A47 17999 1795917991 Northrop C~orpor.1. tonAmerlan 011 Co.

172991790 Northwestern hiovermityArgoa. Notlonal Loboromtry 17612 17614517375 17377 Oak RIM4 National laboratory17%35 17917 17901 17852 17814 17665A~liiPO~r iDevalpowee Associa=Ites, life. ow~fn.-cornitn ribre..* Corp.

17992 17,170A lso Coopeo• tion 17324 Pennsylvan I* State Universlty x7699

Babcock 004 Wilo0 0 Co. 11.1111p. Petroleum Co.17327 17311 17628S Tho Wo. bto19rln7 Co. Pola10.4 Corp.17attelle Morial Institute Pur179d6

173h2 173143 17914 17328 179 17995 1766617813 Mediation ApplIoatjooc Inc.

B7" eh aM 1•tl 10.. 17131 1761A

Bel1 T.1lA l abI. 176.1 Radiation I.I.;hon I".1.7897

17a20 179I2 17922 17693 170814 17 17366 17817 17019 179 F•0I0.o Corpotlno or Amerlc17%0 17923 17816 17293 17939The wdbix Corporotton Th.e R9. Corp.17010 1798 17619 1752617930 Renooelaer Polytechnic Institute

The oeIng Comn 17717630 17644 17(15 17914 Relnoreh, Triangle Inotitutox37614"Br0000000n 0.1.100.1 Isorstory Re Unlor6lty

17371 17629 1791517621 17839 Send1. Corp.17951 17331 Y1622 17894 17r2 17296 17657Califorlia Institute of Technology 178141 17642 17613Chance V0.o•t Corp. 1729o9 17635

17355 Woo'l Mobil Oil CO., Inc 7I17335 17019I Conforwo,,. R0tt0 O ettoot on 0 a . ,Jolld Rtate H"difttionK, In.17693 17694 173491 17943Cornell Anronwutleal laboratory rp-o TechnooloF. sAborsterl.s, Inc.Cutj r-Nmmer Inc. 1727P 17293

17o.1rH..r o. r.qrry 00n0 Corp.Dolt7 ArcatIo 176%6 v 67O~o~lao. Aircraf1 Co. 3tontonr.4 Resrc h In.tltttte

193n 17051 17647f-.o thooinx C-rp-tim Ic, 191

1745 . ,;t.L. tniveraltv of lo .F .duotlnn d,, NPl-nrs A Cc. 1 7991 171k.•A

170q 1"1520 St•ven. Ingitite of PTnhnoloroFA1 rton, 0-hau.en ad Crier, Inc, 1795017351 179P2 Techlncal resrcrh Oup (T9})F.le-tro-Optlc.1 Syetems, Iot. 17900

172Q1 176A 17036 1793 17909 Instruments, Inc.General lynumies/Astronaut les 17287 17649C1796O Texas Ioeloor Corporation

-. 'alo. DY-i.... General At-itn 17 90 179191 17940 17912 17754 1.7625 1761 1799 1761.9 1731.9 Un~n CobioCo117903 1799 17917,oCabd np 1799A

Gnrl y t.oitWrh17955 thit,.d Nuleator Corp.M9U 11290 17631 17324 17093 172919 tihloroLty of Cailiorolo, Lowrence Ra~diation lab.

717620 17931 179014 17929 17623£ 1Gooro Cl76trl Co. 17956 17020 ;ivnloraty of ColUlorol., Io•n Aheo lulentifo• laobo.trgeneral Electric WO. Defense Uxstook tpt., •ewh Militoary Planninlg Operation 17063

Central Mloctrlc Co, Sanford Atomic Product. Operationo 17859 173M0017613 Ihnlvrolty of rlorido,17153 l1 ,,

Genoral Electrio Co., Knollo Atomic Powor lab, lonIvormity of Ho0uston1176,'? 17315enroool Electri1 Co7p9oy, 1l79ll2 d 1pe VohIel. Dell. Intvorolty of Ibrylnno113967 17912

Geerarl Electrlc Co., Nuclea.r NattrIal. and Propolslon Operatlon UIloerolty of Misslslsippi17830 17379 17301enr-l Electric Co., Recolvirug •TuM bpt,,• Ovensbort, K!P. W~lver.ity ofluthern California17913 17P99 17933

000011 IlotrloCo., oh~not~dpolor.11ty Of Wa.hi ongn17091 17626 17658 1735 U 17645179d-9 Westlnghouse Electric Corp.Georgia Iostitute0 of Technologo 37933

17W3 Yale LntversityGrmm, n Aircraft nogineering Corp. 1ll

17•02Movardi University

173501

Hu~hes Research Laboct~ttri.17812

I.A.K.A. 0ym00m110 on Rad0ation s1 in lSlold 1e1ctor Materials17660 17661 1762 17663 17664 17665 17666 17667,A,.A Symposlum on Selected Toplcs in WadiatLon Oool.mtry17990

Intornatlonol business Mahilns Corp., (1IB)179 1-729P 1787

William W. Johnnton Laboratories, In,.17952 17,66

S L-O and Northrup Co.17911

IllnosL Institute of Teohnoloa., Armoor Rostaorh foundation

Arthor D. Little, In. 17971

17618

7Lt53 S194stem14 6nc.517 7S17333 17*A 17635• MP9

U.S. M)VU4U WwlANN LAS.U.S. Air Form., Aoronauwtlo.. pton 1iv70io

1 1177333 179T3199

77.B. rwy, 2umhote.1 CO,,t~r AIALdoPae bpm 'koiea17890 17693 17M 79 17

177617U.S. AieW, flImu4 DrkWM. 785e laoatm1OrrAPisanm

17991 17353 17523 1746 17696U1.S. rwW, Ptoat.toy3 Ar.oo.1 1611 76

U.S. Au'w, 31D0.1 Pem..rh and ta.Wboiinot lI*Ou'.toly 17919s cor*@ 180,1ften or th Q. eu . m17522 7919 1701U. S. Atoolo "To' O1.owemlnAaero lnm Ay.wf

17834. k1 ofltu 5.1.., A7 oft l3U.S. hfll*on of 777,.. Andeo of so

0jwice P ~m.9

U.s. Dopm'tm..ut of 2.1.. 13017356 M.a of 8.1...., 2.1.61.

U.S. %vexltirnat of 2.fmw..' Diawtitm for 2.fmu.ov low.2Jo. 1.I. vloiikow Stou. wUaw..j.., 17697

U.S. Revel 7b..oorch Labora.tory N"oselbtt17336 1763 17590 1786 0 ~U. a. katlo.. A.oo~tiee mud space Aftlat,.trotio 3o45.f" ap.1. ni..uo Centerut

17271 17632 17633 1,711 4 ~U.. ttooo. Aeromlutice "Ad apeco Adialstmatlo., L..614r m~omrh aeote.r 1U i ~1-tit.

17902 1731.1 17999U.S. Mtlo..1 Myuintlea mud spam, Adn.htuatio, Lewis M.emiorh OantoT 17987

17901 17898 1761917685

U1.S. Patlonal Aeronaumtlo. md Spent. Awinuistn'tloo, iteresmi spee. nisK, Oonot.17M., 17995 1799T

P055105 ONOAMIZATIOIB

9!4- e'td D~o energ. XIfmut.1W17660

Studiec."tut voo KXuormoewtt, )b17372176

SUro-ra Naftech fWmall of benads17695

Wki..rnityý of Albert.

1781.3 1781.1

PFrmoMTe

3T 7lormle. Suporlmur, Parle

17662 1769

Inatitut frou ftaktoro.,ketoff. der Kou'oformelimm,1pead Aalaoh17661

Lbo.-,torom fur Twolouineoe Mysik~ der' TeoftUiomo Soohhboloe17190

Grect lirtita

17700 17361. 1767. 1730017n~o17310

1737A

Atomic W~epono t 5.6.1h Iotab~llamo.a 17835

jBerkeley Nuclear Labou'.bory017%A.

C.0.8.. MuNoolw Health @ modIfety Brv-h179707

17663HemlI m" CIlar-don Labou'eory

I-P-rI-l ()'11.5 of 2.1mw "od ToocoooloaPblo.fyaio.l L~bon'tou'y

17703

176941Uniooralty of P.adlrg

17376

WrT-r.Ity of Athno.17661

India.Wn1vv b Choeilcoo " Metalluo~calo Lborat~orloo

17910Sobe I..tlitut of Idaolew, P79eto.

17972

WýAT Atomlo 82.270' 01.o . 17316

173736

17361

Kobe Kogyo CorporotlonuKyotoUnivesity17973

74otsushits, ZlotrIc Ioddfotrt.1 Co., usd.

0504. Uiotoralty 1797JIiokb UoLwr.Ity

7f)boku Uh.1"rr.ty 17907