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LIST OF' UNCLASSIFIED REPORTS RECEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE UCRL INFORMATiON DIVISION DURING THE PERK)D OF APRIL 15-30. 1957
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LIST OF UNCLASSIFIED REPORTS RECEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE UCRL INFORMATION DIVISION DURING THE PERIOD OF APRIL 15-30, 1957
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lndem Nt'!.mber. Title Autho:r Date BIOSCIENCES
0AD~9l911 Animal Feeding Studies on Wholesomeness of Irradiated Foods. L. J. Teply Progress Report No. 1 [for] Janua1•y 15. 1955 to May 15, 1955. B. E. Kline Wisconsin Alumni Res. Foundation Madison
AEC -tr -286·7 On the Behavior of Radioactive Fission Products in Soil, Their Washington D. C. Absoi"ption by Plants and Their Accumulation in Crops, ed. by AEC by V. M. Klechkovsky ~i.e., Klechkovskii). Trans. of an Ak.ademiia Nauk. SSSR, report.
$AECD-3714 Industrial Hygl.ene Survey of Thorium Rolling at Simonds Saw and C. E. Schumann l2-i4··53 Ste~l Company. National Lead Co. of Ohio, Cincinnati c $J\ECU ~3S51 The Role of Bacterial Infection in Radiation Injury C. P. Miller 12-28-55 Chicago Univ.
I®IAECU-1J378 The Mechanism of the Photochemical Activity of Isolated Chloro J.S.Rieske 7-15-56 plasts. 3. Light intensity Dependence. 4. Effect of pH. S. J.D. Spikes Effect of Heavy Water. Technical Report No. 21. R. Lumry Utah Univ.
$AECU-3394 Some Health Considerations in the Hai1dling of Tritium. W. H. Kingsley 6··6~56 F. G. Hirsch Sandia Corp.
$Mi~lrCC~lfd ,, .. ._, •• ·:.~ •? ...
,-- -3- UCRL-3765 !1:< AERE-EL/R-870 Factors Influencing tl~e Use of the Contamina;tion.Mete:r F. S. Goulding 2-52 No. l as a "F:r.isker. '' W. R. Loosemore
$ AERE~HP/M-16 Dose to Tissue f:rom Radio~Element on Skin A. C. Chamberlain
~ AERJ!>HP/M-23 Emergency Tolerance for Fission Products in Drinking Water A. C. Chamber lain 3-14-51 . ' * AERE-HP/M-24 The Maximum Pertnissible Level o£ Iodine-131 over Grassland R. C. Chadwick ·5--28-51 · A. C. Chambe:dain
$ AERE~BP/M-21 Neutron Induced Activity Following An Atomic Explosion G. H. Stafford 8-51
!ll!AERE-BP/M-32 Report on Visit to M. 0. S. Thorium Factory at Mes.srs. Firth K. F. Bishop· 1-10-52 Brown, Sheffield, November. 1951. E. D. Dyson
$ A.ERE .. inf/Bib ... 4'8 A List of Reports on Measurement of, and Protection Against, S.;,l!i'-49 Radiation Hazal'ds.
$ AERE-Im/.Bi'b-91. the Chemical and Biological Aspects of Tritium. A Bibliography P.M-. Harris 10-20-53 of Repoi't and Published Literature References from 1950 to Date.
. llllAF-SAJM .. 56-8 The ~..fluence of Total Body X-h·radiation and Immunization on D. M. Donaldson 7-22-55 !ntx-aceU.ular Digestion by Peritoneal Phagocytes. S .. Marcus K. K. Gyi et al Utah Univ .
.*AF ~SAM .. $6 ~SO Aspects of the Relationship Between Irradiation Injury and D. M. Donaldson ll-23 -·55 Mammalian Host Defense Mechanisms: A Review.· S. Marcus Utah Univ.
*AF-SAM-56~90 Biological and Medical Aspects. of Ionizing Radiation. Spinal E. B. Konecci 3-22-56 Refle:u: Activity and Loc~l X-I:rradiation. M. B. Danford Sch. of Aviation Med. , Randolph AFB, Tex.
!1liAF-SAM-57-36 Protection oi Pyrimidines by Sulfur Compounds from Destruction R. M. Dowben 9-56 by X-l:r:radiation. same
l\l!Mic:roca:rd [ £; .i: . --~ •
-4- UCRL-3765 lfJ3AFS1NPQ496 Analysis of Animal Whole ... Body Irradiation Data. Smith (E. H.) and Co. , Silver Spring, Md.
FWE-107 Safety Levels for Contamination from Fall-Out from Atomic G. C. Dale 10-55 Weapons Triais Gt. Brit. Atomic Weapons Res. Est. Aldermasten, Berka and Tech.Cooperation Program, AEC.
GATml84/Rev. l A Study o£ the F' luorid:e· Concentration in the Scioto River and 1..:1. L. Bu:t·kha1:dt 4-1-5 7 Tributa:;:y Streams H. L. Caters on· B. Kalmon et al Goodyear At. Corp.
i-1W-.4871Z PIG Thyroid Monitor L. D. Test 2~19-57 L. J. Seigneur L. K. Bus tad ··
I\APL-1699 Health Physics Report for October, November Decembe1· 1956
CHEMISTRY
$A-1047 Brown Oxide by-Product Recovery--Il J. V. Opie S-23-43 1fll. A. Oppold G. C. Reid Mallinckrodt Chern.
~AD~7SZ27 Literature Survey on the Diffusion of Metals into Oxides. J. Lommel 12-15~53 Period Covered: 1946~1952.. Pl'ogress Report No. l Ill. !nst. of Tech
!l};_fl.D-102749 Developm~nt of an RF Mass Spectrometer fer Trace Detection M. K. Testerman 7-l-56 [email protected] Note No. 17 for the Period April 1, 1956 to June A:rkansas Univ. 30, 1956
!1l!AECD-3738 Recovery of Uranium F'rom Wet Process Phosphoric Acid. P. J. Quinn 10-54 Final Report. Armour Fertilizel'
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~.AECD~4054 Hydrofluol'ina.tion of Zirconium Ox.ide Ca:rbide and 8-·2-50 Carbon ~ Y-12 D. Phillips $AECUo3200 . Vapor Traps for Handling Liquid Sodium A.J.Erickson. 8-25-Sl C. L. G?egol'Y P.M. Lang Mass. Inst. of Tech. $AECU~3Z49 The Estimation of Radiation Doses f:rom Indium Foil Activity J~ C. Bailey 6-30-55 H. F~ Henry Carbide and Carbon Chern. K-25 $AECU-3306 Eiectrofilm: Lubricant-Solid Film Coating C. E. Dahl 1953 P. J Langdon Sandia Corp. !l:!AECU ... 33SS Analysis of Co:;.·rosion Products from WAPD Loop Test. J. A. Marinsky 12-15.:..53 Work Performed October-November 1953 C.M.Cobb A.·E. Baker et al Ionic s. Inc. $AECU-ll$6 · Progress Report [for] February 15 to March 12, 1954 E. A. Mason 3-15-54 same $AECtT-3lS7 Progress Report [for] ·March 15 to April 15, 1954 C.M.Cobb 4-Z3-S4 same !@!AECU-3358 Progress Report [fol'] May 15, 1954 to June 15, 1954 same 6-30-54 $.AECU-33$9 l'l'eatment of Wastes Containing Radioactive Barium, Lanthanum J.P. Hutchinson [1956] Strontium, and Yttrium E.H.Rex E. R. Mathews et al Los A!amos Sci. Lab <~l~Mlcr·o ' -6- UCRL-3765 ill!AECU-3360:,{Pt.I) Radiochemical Separations. I. · Barium, Strontium, and Calcium. D. N. Sunderman [1955 ? ] W. W. Meinke Mich. Univ. >i;'{ AECU.~3360~Pt.I1) Radiochemical Sepa;~.·ations. H. Separation of Radioactive Silver .same fl955'?] · by Isotopic E1,:;change 18 $AECU-3363 o Study of .the Rea:ction of Hydroxide with Mercury (II) Nitrate. R. B. Bernstein 10-56 Characterization of Basic Mercury (II) Nitrates. Technical H. G. Pars, Repox-t [on] Fund<:~.mental Research on Isotopic Reactions. D.C. B lumentha.l sam~ $AECU-3364 X-Ray Scattering by Solids Containing Vacancies and A. H. Kahn [1955?] Interstitial Atoms Ill. Univ. $AECU~3365 Stark Effects in Line Broadening H. Ma:rgenau 5-23-56 RAl\ID Corp. Santa Monica AECU-3370 Process Waste Water Treatment Plant. Preliminary Report Oak Ridge Nat. 2-57 Lab., {Tenn.) and Burns and McDonnell E:ngr. Co. $AECU-3400 Hydrolytic and IonPair Adsorption Processes in Flotation, Ion M.A. Cook 11-l-56 Exchange and Corrosion. Tech. Report No. XXVI M. E. Wadsworth Utah Univ. $AECU-3406 Ths Effect of Radioactive Substances on Sludge Digestion. R. H. Harmeson l-57 Final Report :i. C. Dietz Ill. Univ. $AECU-3414 Separator Literature Survey W. H. Moyer 7-29-54 Babcock and Wiicm~ Co. Res. Center Alliance, Ohio Mic1·oca:r.d .. ·-.; . ,{_i ..,, .\ ~: • ~ ...... _.,;~· ~7- UCRL~3765 !l:!AECU·-3416 Neu·i:ron .. Sensitive Thermopile for Reactor Applications. Progress ®.Robertson Report No. l [for] Period Ending December 1 ~- 1956 Leeds and No?thrup * AERE~C/M-23 Detection of Plutonium by Irx-adiation :i.n the Pile H.A.C.McKay [1949] ~AERE~C/M~:H Some Heat, Pa:t:tition ai!'Ad Density Data for the System Uranyl R. Jenkins 9-49 «Del.) Nitrate ~Ammonium Nit:cate oHexone H. A. C. McKay $ AERE-C/M-39 A Comparison of Operating Characteristics of a G:r.idded Air.,. K.D.B.Johnson 10-5~49 Chamber and a Metha11e Propo1·tional Counter for Routine a. Counting ~ AERE-C/M-79 The Analytical Control of the Uranium 233 Extraction Process: _L.Aire~ .12-50 A Sul'vey of Available Methode.· · .. , · .': $AERE~C/M~89\ ••• Due to Butex in the Determination of Uranium bv the E. W. A. Pike 10-17-50. i\Del.) Spekker Absortion.meter lY!ethod~ · 1J!:AERE·C/M-92 Solubilities of Some Plutonium Compounds J. K. Dawson 11-50 233 ·* AERE-G/M-101 Extraction of u £rom a Chalk River Irradiated Thorium· N. Shulman_ 3 .. 51 OXide $Carbonate Rod F. C. Bedford ·-\ ' *AERE-C/M.-i04 The Recovery of Solid Plutonium Residues C. J. Mandleberg 2-26--51 *AERE:..cjM ... l09 Measurement of Butex Ac;idity by Electrical Conductivity T. V.Healy 5-9-51 H. A. C. McKay ::ll3AEREoC/M-ll3 · The Solubilities of Plutonium Tetranitrate in Tri-N-Butyl J. K. Dawson 6-21-51 Phosphate Kerosene and Ethyl Alcohol R. M. Elliott $ AERE-C/M-157 · A Study of the Reaction Between Dry Oxygen and PuF 4 at C. J. Mandleberg 7-18-52 Temperatures above 700°C . . D~ Davies K. E Francis $'AERE-C/M-l85 A Pen Reco:!.7ding Polarogt•aph for Analytical Applications. R.N. Whiftem 9-3-53. G. W.C. Milne:~.• $AEREeC/M-186 The Reaction of Fission Product Iodine with Solvents N.J. Keen 10-53 ,, K.Alccck *Mic&-ocard fti,· _,. ( ,, • /' ~ .. -8- UCRL-3765 !lllAERE-C/M-2!()3 The Pl~eparation of Plutonium -242 by Neutron Irradiation. of .r. Milsted 4-54 Americium-241: ·A Preliminary Study. !lllAERE-C/M-1!36 The .Extraction of Protoactinium from Nitric Acid Solutions by J. M. Fletcher 2-8-55 Tributyl Phosphate D. Rees \ !lli'AE.RE ... c /M -Z3 7 The Hydrolysis of Thorium F'luoride B. A. J. Lister Z-55 P. M. Bartlett 11li AERE ... Cj!Y.t .. Z43 Study o! the Radiochemical Technique Employed for Determining R. S. Forsyth 3-S:S the Behaviour of Fission Product Ruthenium in the Purification D. F. C. Morris ·.of lrl'a.diated Uranium by Zone Melting. !Ill AERE .. C /M -Z48 The Reaction Between Carbon and Hydrogen; Thermodyna1nic and W.G.Burns 5-3-55 Kinetic Considerations of Interest in Connection with a G:;.•aphite Moderated Hydrogen Cooled Pile. · · lfilAER.E .. C/R .. zss The Determination o:f Platinum Metals in Aluminum F. T. Birks 9-28-48 !ll!AEREQC/R.. Z86 . Removal of Radioactive Contamination from Various Surfaces . E. S. Busk 12-48 K.D. B. Johnson 131 · .!lliAERE.,C/R-349' P'roduction of 1 from Tellurium in Gleep A. W.Kenny 4-49 W. T. Spragg !Ill AERE~cjR;::..-7a·o'' The Solubility of PuF3 in HN03/HF Mixtu:&-es, and the Solubility C. J. Mandleberg 9-25-51 Product of PuF3 · R.Smith $AERE .. C/R -846 Equilibria in the System Uranium -Hydrogen N. Shulman 1-3-52 J. S.Anderson R.C.Blakey l6l AERE-CjR .. S65 The Solubility of PuF 4 in Nitric Acid Solutions and the Solubility C. J. MandlebeTg 2-Z0-52 Product of PuF 4 . · K. E. Francis llli AERE-C/R~874 An Experimental Determination of the Specific Activity and G.R.Hall 12-17-51 Isotopic Content of a Plutonium Sample A. J. Walter $Microca!-d .; ·" <~ ~ . -9- UCRL-3765 ~AERE-C/R-881 An lmprcoved a-Electroscope. Part II. {A) Self-Absorption C. J.'Mandleberg 6-6-52 {B) The Design of an Electroscope for Liquid Sources. R. P. Hende1·son et al Inchides Appendix I. A Mathematical Treatment of Self Absm.·ption $AERE-C/R-lll3 The Separationand Purification of Milligram Quantities of P. D. Herniman l-26-53 Americium $AERE-C/R -1207 The Thermogravimetry of some Plutonium Compounds J. K. Dawson 6-8-53 R. M. Elliott $ AERE-C/R-1287 Colorimetric Deterr:nination of Plutonium in Mic:t•og:~.·am T.V. Healy 1 -53 Quantities P.E.Brown egg AERE-C/R..:1S47 The Motion of Ions Near the Su:t·face of a Polarized Anion G. C. Barker ll-23-54 Exchange Membl"ane ill! AERE··C/R-1654 The Analysis of Zirconium-Cerium Binary Alloys G. W. C. Milner 7-11-55 G. w. Sneddon $AERE-,Cj.R .. l661 The Separation of Zi:i:conium·and Hafnium from Calcium F.Hudswell 5-12-55 Nitrate, Aqueous Nitric Acid Solutions with Selected TBP - E.Furby Solvent Systems · B. R. Harder et al AERE ~C /R o 1668 The Absorption of Inorgi.mic Salts';;by Non'-Ionic Resins \A New J~Kennedy 1~-SS Absorptive Mechanism) H. Small AERE-C/R-1896 Separation of Heavy Metals with Acid Alkyl Phosphate and J. Kennedy 3-3-56 Phosphonate Resins R. V. Davies B. K.Robinson AERE-C/R-l060 The Determination of Rubidium and Caesium in Rocks, Minerals M. J. Cabell 10-56 and Meteorites by Ne1..1tron Activation Analysis · A.A. Smales $ AERE"-C/R-Z099 A Note on. the Potential of. Plutonium Amalgam Electrodes A.a. Whits 11-56 AERE-C/R~2.11S The Spectrographic Determination of Mo, Be, Fe, Cr-, and Ni M. J. Owers 12-19-56 in Bismuth-Uranium Alloys M.S. W. Webb United Kingdom A1:. En. Auth. Res.Grp. $Micl"ocard Woolwich Outsta:don, Eng. .. . .r' ~ .;: -10- UCRL-3765 $AERE~CE/M~ 76 Separation of T:ributyl Phosphate f:i.·om Kerosene Using Ferric S. S. Grimley 12-14-53 Chio:dde J. Kennedy :.1l!AERE..;CE/Mo94 The Separadon of Feldspa&-s from a Meteorite. iOre No. 50) S. W. F. Patching 2-3-53 * AERE~CE/M-H~o Notes on a Visit to Simoi1-Carves Ltd. t Stockport, to Discuss D.Bradley 1-16-56 the Centrifugal Sedimentomete1· D. Pepper $AERE,.CE/M-l77- The Hydraulic Cyclone as a Liquid-Liquid Contactor and D. :Bradley [1956] Separator $ AERE~CE/Mal88 Use of a Radiometric Technique to Investigate the Settling of J. W. Hitchon 10-29-56 Aqueous Tho:da Slur:des ,.. AERE-CE/.R-1366 The Mechanism of Mass Transfer of Solutes Across Liquid J. B. Lewis 11-56 Liquid Interfaces. Part III. T.he Transfer of Uranyl Nitz·ate Between Solvent and Aqueous Phases. $.AERE~CE/R-l986 A Review of Methods of Particle Size Analysis with Reference D. Bradley 3-56. to Current Problems in the Chemical Engineering Division J.A. Holmes $ AERE .. ED/D-52. Physical Properties of Heavy Water 10-19-55 l1ll AERE~EL/M-2.9 Lift Test of T. Q. T. Chambe:i: > Coated with An1orphous Boron J. Shaa·pe .2-9·-so F. Wade *AERE.:.EL/M-4$ ~oron Coated Thermopiles. [Part] I T. A. J. Jaques 8-50 *AERE-EL/M-46 Bo.ron Coated Thermopiles. [Part] II ea·me 9-50 $:AERE-EL/,M-96 An lmpuz-ity Analysis of Aluminum by Radioactfvation and P. Iredale 10-56 Scintillation Spectrometry ill>AERE-ES/R-2018 Study of Air Filtration Requi:.l."ements fo:.l." the High Activity A. G. Hewitt 8-21-56 Handling, Building B459, Harwell T. W. Hodge AERE~·GP/R--2.028 Radiation from Gase;s W. R. Hindmal~ sh 8-28 ~56 1{'3AERE-HP/M-19 Comparison of ths Permeability of Rubber, Neoprene and A. B. Rendle 12-4·~50 P. V.C. Gloves to Solutions of Uranyl Nitrate in Dibuiyl Cat"bitol <'Ca:MiC:i:'C!Ca,;'d ,, • .- "11- UCRL-3765 !l'pAERE-HP/M~4l Calculations of the Filtration of Airborne Dust by Fibrous R.F.Hounam ll-2lo52 Filters J. E. Wilkins $ AERE~HP/M-58 Recommendations on Air Filtration--- Policy by the Harwell 9-7-53 Air Filtration Committee . 237 239 lliAERE-HP/Me80. A Note on the Beta C ountmg of U and U N. 0. Stewart 9-14·~54 Ill! AERE-HP/M-112 The Performance of Composite 11Kompa.k" Filters in the R.F. Hounam 10-22-56 Ventilation System of Building 351. 1954-1956 ~AEREairu/Bibn58 Some References to the Construction of Hot Laboratories. Their 1-18-50 Fittings, Etc~ !fllAERE-lnf/Bib-87 HeavyWater. BibUog?aphy of British, Canadian and Amel'ican R. Clarke 8-52 Reports, Memol'anda and Committee Papers $ AERE~Inf/Bib ... 87 Heavy Water. Bibliography of British, Canadian and American same 5 -8·~53 «SuppLl) Reports, etc. · $AERE-lnf/:Sib-87 :Heavy· Water. Bibliography of British, Canadian and American same l-27-54 i{Suppl. 2» Reports, Etc. $-AERE-fuf/Bib-87 Heavy Water. Bibliography of British, Canadian and American same l-3-55 «S1mppl. ~» . R@pot>ts, etc. (II AEREmW/Bibo9l The Chemical and.Biological Aspects of Tritium .. A Bibliography P.M. Harris 10-20-53 of Report and Published Literature References From 1950 'i:o Date. AERE~Inf/Bib-105 Selected Abstracts on the Use of .Organic Materials as Moderator- G. Naish 8-56 Coolants of Reactors R. W. Bowring- $ AE.REa!n!/Bib-109 Pt·trification of Gx>aphite P. M. Har1•is 10-56 AERE~Lib/Tr~nlil .. Report on Recent Inve_stigations on Graphite, by Richard Arnold ~89 Trans. £:rom Z(i\litschrift fUr angewandt® Physik !• 45 3-60 {1955). $.A,JE!\Eo!M/R~l@?§ The Control of Uranium Fires H. Lloyd 12-9-52 0Mfi~h'O~~&>d ,, • .t; -12- UCRL-3765 !fliAERE~M/R~ll8l . An Approximate Determination pf the Specific Heat of a- P.G. Mardon 4._30-53 . PlutoniuY.n · J. A. L. Robertson J. G. Ball AERE~M/R.,.&W46 On the Ion Adsoxption Prope:l.>ties of Synthetic Magnetite P. J.A11derson 9-8-56 BM! ... ~ R75 Experiments on the Preparation of uo _~c and UO D. A. Vaughan 3-6~57 2 C. W. Melton A. F .Gerds DP .. l78 A Tus.'bidimeter for In-Process Analysis of Organic Con D. W. Colvin 1 0~56 ta\nination . D? .. l~S A Continuous Moni.tor for Airbo1•ne Plutonium D. C. Collins 11-56 DP-l€11 An Alpha Monitor for Waste Streams E. C. Wingfield 1-57 HW -44888 > The Esters of the Acids of Phosphon1.s as Solvents L. L. Burger l-3-57 HW "47896 A Radiochemical Separation for Cobalt-60 in Aqueous Waste R.A.Schneider 1-l-57. Solutions MISCal9$7 .. 96 Strait& Electrometry and Corrosion. II. Chemical Effects with A. G. Funk 1-31-57 Copper Electrodes. Technical Report No. 24 J. C. Giddings . C. J. Ch:dstensen et a.l Utah Univ. Momograph.-Z683 Analyzing Surface Properties of Germanium by Photo-Excitation W. H. Brattain l-57 and Elect.ric Field. Reprinted f:i·om Bell System Technical C. G. B. Garrett Journal 35, 1019.,.58 41956) Bell Telephone Labs Mom.o1r&pia ~717 Donor Concentration Changes in Oxide-Coated Cathodes Re H. J, Krusemeyer 2~·57 sulting f:r.om Changes in Electric Field. Reprinted f;~.•om M. V. Purs!ey Jou:rnal of Applied Physics 2.1, 1537-45 11956). same Monoggol!..ph ?124 Er..aission of cndde Cathodes Supported oh a Ceramic. Reprinted G. E. Moor·e 2!~5 7 from Jouznal of Applied Physics 27, 1316-21 {1956) H. IN. Allison same $Micl?'o~ai'd c. . .. " -13- UCRL-3765 Monog:i-:&ph l740 Carrier Lifetime in Indium Antimonide. Reprinted from G. K. Wertheim 2-57 Physical Review 104:_, 662-il «1956) Bell Telephone Labs Monograph Z7$3 Hyd1·ogen as a Dono!' il'! Zinc Oxide. Reprinted from Journal D. G. Thomas 3-57 of Ch~mical Physics~?., 1136-42 ql9S6}. · J. J. Lander same NAA~SR-1734 Solid and Liquid Drossing of Thol'ium Containing TraceZ' Level N.D. Potter 4-15-57 Fission Px·oducts NAA -SR -1848 Determination of Uranium Dioxide in Stainless Steels by the L. Silverman 4-15-57 X-Ray Fluorescence Method W. W. Houk L.A. Moudy NBL-128 A Method for the Determination of Radiur£'1 in 0:&"es and Residues J.E.Hudgens 3-57 R. C. Meyer C. Zyskowski et al New Brunswick Lab :t\TB L-134 Semiannual Progress Report for the Period July 1956 thl'ough New Brunswick 4-57 December 1956 Lab,AEC. ,. I '· ~RM0-2035 Uranium Recovery--Acidulation of Phosphate Rock H. W. Lont, Jr. 2-28-55 J.B.Adams R. Bart International Minerals and Chemical Cot·p. ~RM0-2.043 Analytical Procedures fo:f.' Uranium M.T.Esterdahl 2-28-55 J. H. Gross J. B. Adams et al same $SC-185l«TR) Silica Gel A.M. Lanche 6--25-51 {DoL» $SCEL-TM-1707 A Gamma~Ray Spectroscopic Analysis Technique. '{As of S.H.Ungar 11-1-55 . Septemb~r 20, 1955) Evans Signal Lab ~Mic::rocard '~ ... -14- UCRL-3765 ~ $TlD-1014.2 Decontamination of Bismuth Phosphate Proc€ss First Cycle R.E.Burns 9-10-53 Wast0 Sup't'lrnatants. H. S.Gile C. R. McMullen Hanford Atomic Pro. Operation $ WADC-TN-55-686 Chromatographic S(l}paration and Infrared Examination of J. A. Parker 1-56 Irradiated N-1010 Lubricants. Period covered: April 1955 to F. F ~Bentley December 1955 Wright Air Dev. Center Wright-Patterson AFB ~~WADC-TR .. 53- Inv®stigation ofthe Shelf Life of Liquids in Polyethylene Bottles. J. Pinsky 9-56 13~:1Pt. 3» Pai"t 3. Investigation of the Effects of Molecular Weight, Chain A. R. Nielsen Branching, and Irradiation on Polyethylene with Rega:rd to Shelf J. H. Parliman Life in Bottles. Peri:od Covered: July 1954 to April 1955 Plax Corp. Hartford, Conn. $WADC-TR-53~ Investigation of the Shelf Life of Liquids in Polyethylene Bottles. H. A. Bent 9-56 133!{:Pt. 3~ Part 3, Supplement 1. Theoretical Investigation of the Effects J. Pinsky SuppL 1~ of Mol~cular weight, side Chain Bz-anching, and I:r.radiation on the Conn. Univ. M®crutnisrn of Tz-ansfe:r of Materials through Polyethylene. Pe:dod covered: July 1954 to April 1955. $WADC~TR-54~ The Development of a Protective Coating Resistant to Nitric Acid D. F. Siddall 6-56 5Z7«S'Imppl. 1) and Hydrocarbons. [Pe:l."iod covered] May 15, 1954 through E. Hillier July 15. 1955. · · R. Gar ling et al United States Stoneware Co .• T.aUrnadge, Ohio 'ltilWADC-TR-54 .. Hydz-ogen Contamination in Titanium and Titanium Alloys. Part J. W.Seeger 10-56 '1®1Ft. II) II. Comparison of Various Methods for Hydrogen Analysis. J. A. Winstead [Period covered] January 1955 to May 1956. Wright Air Dev. Canter $WADC~TR-55-26 Research on Boron Polymers. [Final Report for J December 1955 · W. L. Ruigh 6-56 \(Pt. IV» th~ough June 1956 / A. D. Olin N.D. Steinbe:rg et al Rutgers Univ. $Microcard ~~~ •... .. -15 ~ UCRL-3765 $ WADC-TR=§~-58 A Study of the Effects of Nuclear Radiations on Elastome:dc J. ·w. Born "12-55 Compounds and Compounding Materials, [Period cov®l"ed] Goodrich{B. F .. )Co. Ja.n~ary 1955 to Ja.nuaA.·y 1956 Res. Center, Brecksville, Ohio ~WADC-TR-56- Chemistry of Boron Hydrides and Related Hydrides R. W. Parry 8-56 318 R.·C. Taylor T.C.Bissot et al Mich. Univ . $WADC·TR-56~ . Polymer Evaluation Handbook. [Period covered] June 1955 to C. H. Adams 6-56 399 June 1956 R. J. Bourke G. B. Jackson et al Monsanto Chern. Co. !lt>WAPD-PWR ~cp.. PWR Chemistry Program. June 1956 2231 1il1WAPD=RM~3~ Recovery of Iodine from Crystal Bar Unit Wash Water H. R. Hoge 6-20-51 Z. M. Shapiro W!N~~O Acid L®ach - Resin-in-Pulp Pilot Plant Testing of Rio de 0l"o A. W. Griffith 1-7-57 Dysart Shaft Ore M.A. Peters Vlf. D. Chades et al WJIN~':§ Improvements in the. Fluoromet:ric Determination of Uranium F. A .. Centanni 4-3~S7 T. J. Morrison, J;::. $ WIS-OOR-13 Properties of Gaseous and Liquid Mixtures W. K. Tang 8-9-56 Wisconsin Univ. $Y ~360 Progress Report on Carnotite St~dies for February 1949 K.B.Brown 3~8-49 C ~F. Coleman C. D. Susano ililY-B65·103 Th~ Large Scale Separation of Zirconium and Hafnium J. M. Googin 9-4-56 $Microcard " .;, -: -16- UCRL-3765 ENGINEERING ;.<)AD*i9GTt Transient Drag and its Effect on Structures, Vol. II. Bibliography M. L. Liggins 2-24-55 to Final Report. Am. Machine and Foundry Co., Chicago ~AD"'1't•4 Conduction and Radiation Cooling of Electronic Units with W. Robinson 8-55 Cooling Plates. Report No. 46. C. D. Jones C. F. Sepsy Ohio State Univ. ~AECV=3l'H Gl\mma Irradiation of Coaxial Cable and Magnetic Recorder Tape 0. Milton 8-18-55 Sandia Corp. $AEC 1J .,.)J'l Tbe Effects of the Radiations frorn Nuclear Fission same 3-15-56 $AECU-3407 A Kapitza Type Nickel Cadmium Battery. Report No. 1. [for] E. Willihnganz Jlllly 1955 to October 1955 Gould~National Batteries, Inc., St. Paul, Minn. $AEC lJ-3<&08 A Kapitza Type Nickel Cadmium Battery. Quarterly Report No. E. Willihnganz l [for] October 1955 to January 1956 same ~ AECU-lJii09 . A Kapitza Type Nickel Cadmium Battery. Quarttn•ly Report No. same 3 [for J January 1956 to April 1956 !?. $AECU-l-ill A Kapitza Type Nickel Cadmium Battery. Quarterly Report No. same S [for] July 1956 to October 1956 $AERE 8 E/Ru549 The Effect of Friction on the Fio.v in Vaneless Diffuser Space of J. Wood1·ow 6-50 Centrifugal Compressors · ~ AERE-GP/M-189 The 1441A Oxygen Leak Detector R. S. Barton 1-56 $AERE.,.T /R .. ,zz Theory of the Spiral Grooved Thrust Bearing with Liquid or Gas R. T. P. Whipple 3-6 .. s 1 Lubricant ~i!Mic:rocard " -lo .. -17- UCRL-3765 BJMI~ll63 Vapor Formation and Behavior in Boiling Heat Transfer R. A" Egen 2-4-57 D. A. Dingee J. W. Chastain BMI-1167 A Study of Error E:fhcts in Measuring Cyclic-Temperature D. A. Dingee 2-15-57 Heat-Transfer Coefficients J. W. Chastain $ R!A-55-4161 ·The Use of Volatile Corrosion Inhibitors as a Preservative R. E, Johnson 11-3-55 Medium for Long Term Storage of 01·dnance Materiel. Rock Island Arsenal Addendum V, Results After Six Yea:rs of Exposure, Report No. 10. !lio SC -37ZJ«M» A Stl.:ldy of the Fundamentals of Tolerances of Form and Position 10-l-55 Including Maximum Material Condition SC .. TM-lS-57 ... 16 General Discussion of Methods to Simulate Aircraft and Missile C, W. Remaley 1~29-57 Acoustical Environment for Test Purposes. TID~4100 Unclasaifi0d Engineering Materials List; A Catalog of D:rawings, 1 ~57 Photographs, and Specifications Released by the United States Atomic Energy Commission $WADC-TR-54- The Effects of Thermal Radiation on Aircraft Structures, Part I. J. C. Loria 10-15-54 384ilPt.l) The M. I. T. Mark I Radiant Heating Structural Test Facility W. J. Blackstock J. W. Ma.r Mass. Inst. of Tech Cambridge $WADC~TR-54= The Effects of Thermal Radiation on Aircraft Structures. L. A, Schmit 2 -1·~55 384qPt. U» Part I!. The Response of a Simple Structure to Radiant F. L, Williams Heating same $WADC .. TR-55= Fatigue Crack Detection Methods L. J. Derner 1·~55 86 fPt. !~ Minnesota Univ. 1liiWADC-TR~55~ Gr~ase Lubrication of High Speed Anti-Friction Bearings. Final J. B. Accinelli 8-56 1 OZ~Pt. lll) Report [for] September 1, 1955 through Juna 30, 1956 Shell Dev. Co. Emeryville, Calif. !83Microeard "._,. ~ . -· - ,/ -18- . UCRL-3765 $WAPD~EM=l7 A Comparison of Kerosene and Transformer Oil as Canned Rotor N. A. Petrick 11-6-50 Motor Coolantso !\~ WAPD-EM-~6 Large Model Test Pump ~LMTP); Test Report J.D. Walls 1-11-51 ~ WAPD·EM-88 Inspection of Byron Jackson 1800 RPM Pump After 580 Hours E. A. Macha Z-Z8~Sl of Op~:ra.tion. $ WAPDoEM"'~ 79 Sl~~v~ Bearing Test Progr~ss Report [for] July 1950 to August D. Price 9-9-52· 195~ E. J" C a.ti:abial'li $ WAPD=RM=l31 An 1\nv~stiga.tion of Indttc~d Radioactivity in Some Materials H. S, McCr®a.ry9 J:r. Consid~r@d for Ionization Chamb~r Construction R. T.Baya.rd 6~52 $ WAPD..,SFR=AS Heat Transfer Substances and Compression Fitting Teet Number J" L. D(!)mpster \{M»=539 z. ---- [19561 J 0WAPD.,STR"'L"' Str~in Indications with Brittle Coatings J. V.Cupo [1955?] 1~4 $WAPD ... TN=Sll En@rgy Capacity of Elastic =Plastic; Beams C. M. Frie>drieh 6~55 ~WJlAPoM=38 Ba.SJic; Equations and Data fo:r th€ EvaJu(!.tion of H~at Transfer A, K, Smith 6-£!4-54 Sud&c® Requirements and Pr®asure Drop. of Pressurized West. Elec, Col'p ,W&t®r to St®am Heat Exc:hartgers Pittsburgh GEOSCIENCES $RME-~ Ur.,nium Occ~rrencea in th~ Ambrosia Lake Ar~aD McKinley Ro G. Young 3-56 Comaty9 New Mexico G., K. Ealy QRMEol07' Location of Uranium Deposih in Southwestf:rn North Dakota and D~nver Ar~a. 7-56 th® Ca,F® Hills and Slim Butt~s Areas,) Harding County" South DlbkotA $RMEo~O:U~{~ai» Exploration Diamond Drilling in the Bould®r Ba.~holith 9 Jeff~reon L.D"Jarrard 3-55 i\nd SUv®r Bow Counti~s 0 Montana W.EoMead Salt Lake Exp. Branch ~M~~E"®e:M'd .,> ....- l> ''-- =i9- UCRL,=3765 $ U~U~;,~@~((R®Wo ~ PJ>~Umim~ry R®port on a Ura.niurn Oc~ur:rf!nc~ METALLURGY AND CERAMICS $A~l038 Exc®ea of Magnesium Used as Reductant in Production W. Ho Keller 6-20-44 Madison Sq. Area Manhattan Dist. N.Y. ~A.,i19S«WECD DEilveiopmflnt of Niobium Base Alloys. Quarterly Progress Report R. T. Begley 1-1-57 No. 4 [for] September 15v to December 15. 1956 West. Elec. Corp. ~AD~J'5Z~7 Lit®r2!.ture Survey on t.he Diffusion of Metals into Oxides. Period J. Lomrnel 12-15-53 Cov~red~ l946-195Z. Progress Report No. 1 Ill. Inst. of Tech. $AD-9Z001 Study of the Degradation of High K Ceramic Dielectrics. W.R.Buessem 12-15-55 Q\Ml.rt®rly Report No. 11 P. A. Marshall, J!!. W. A. Weyl Linden Labs. Inc., State College. Penna. lf.!AD=95ll~ Research on Heat Resistant Alloys Strengthened at ElGvated E.Gregory 4-11-56 T®mpe:ratures by Incorporation of Fine Particulate Substances. lvL .Epner' ltnt~xei-m Report No. Z [for J January 17. 1956 th:rough March Sinte:rcast Corp. 16D ~ 956 of America Yonkers. N.Y. :0AD~98~99 Ev~luation of New High Tempei'ature Mate:da.ls. Progress Report R, D, Grinthal No •. 3 [for] March 1, 1956-May 31,1956 Schwarzkopf Dev. Corp. Yonkers. N.Y. $AD~l0!1\67 D®s~nsitization of Zirconium Powder. Prog:rese Report No. 5 o. w. Adams 1-24-56 !or December 17" 1955 to January 16, 1956 W. C. McCrone HL Inst. of Tech. Chicagn. Armour Res. F ounda.tion $AD.,l03744 Kin@tics of Oxidation of Metal Powders. 'l'echnical·Report No" 1 H. E. Flanders 8-1-56 Utah Univ. ~Mit;;~~~ir~ II ~- -r -ZO- UCRL-376S $ AECD~373S Corrosion in a Nitric Acid Concentrator F. H. Meyerc Jr 1\Ta.tional Lead Co" of Ohio $AECD~4Z37 The Preparation and Crystal Structure of Some Inter~Metallic W.G. Witteman 5-53 Polonium Compounds A. L. Giorgi D. T. Vier Los Alamos Sci. Lab" $AECU-338Z An Investigation of Scaling of Zirconium at Elevated Tempe:J.•atures E.B.Evans 12-4-56 Quarterly StatuSJ Report No" 14 [for] Sept~mber Ze 1956 to W.M.Baldwino Jr. Del'Scember 2. 1956 · Case Inst. of Tech" Cleveland . AERE=C/.R~~ 740 The Analysis of Thorium-Cerium Binary Alloye G. W.C.Milner 9-55 G. W. Sl-,.eddon $AERE-C/R .. 2059 Further Obs~rvatione on the Melting and Casting of Irradiated F. S. Martin 8-10-56 U1•anium ~AEf{Emlin£/Bib= 79 Zirconiumg P:t:oduction and Pul"ification" A Selected Bibliography R. Clarke 5-20-52 of British0 Canadian and American .Reports, and R€1fez·encea to Published Literature" ~ AERE=hli/Bi'b ... 79 Zirconiumg Production and Purification" A Selected Bibliography same 6-53 t/Svppl~ lD · of Britishp Canadian and American Reports and Refe:rences to Published Literature $AER£.,Thllf/Bib~ 79 Zi~eonium~ Production and Purification. A Selected Bibliogl'&phy same 3-23-54 ~S~ppl. Z» of Bl'itish9 Canadian and American Reports and References to Published Literature $AERE ... Unf/B~b-79 Zirconium~ Production and Purification. A Selected Bibliography same 3-24-55 1fS%app lb ! »· of .British. Canadian and American Reports and References to the Publhlh~d Literatu:reo tlAERE .. ilnf/B~lD-=89 Li~uid Metal Coolants. A Bibliography of Reports and Literature J. E. Terry 12-52 Ref.. :r®nces $Mleroe~u;d i () .. -21- UCRL-3765 $ AERE-M/M-80 Manufactur~ of a Plutonium ~Beryllium Neutron Source J. Sheldon 8-19-54 J. Williams $AERE-M/M:131 El~ct:rolytic Purification of Uranium D. S. Butler 10-ll-56 J. E. Antill E. Barnes AERE~M/R-2068 A Comp:ressive Creep Test of Alpha Uranium Undex· Neutron H,C. Rose 9-25~56 I:r:rndiation . ' AERE~M/R-2080 Th® Eff~ct of Neutron Irradiation on the Mechanical Properties M. J. Makin 10-56 of Metals. Part III. Copper and Nickel, $AERE--RP/M=Z9 The D®tection of Soft x~Raye in the Presence of Hard Gamma B.T.Price l-ll-S4 Radiation-.-A Possible Application to Reactor Technology E. Healy $AERE-RP/M-58 Composition of Recycled Fissile Materials F. W. Fenning 1-14-55 $ AERE-X/PR-2068 St~dies of Four Alloy Systems. Interim Report No. 28. Associated 12-15-55 ~ZS) . Elec. Ind. Ltd Res. Lab. Aldermaston" Berks, England $AERE-X/PR Report on Thorium Project (for]. October 1 ~ December 22 9 1953 .M.D. Smith 2-18-54 ZZ!S8\{1» Sheffield$ England .. Univ. .~AERE =X/PR = Report on Thorium P:roject[for] Janua:t"y l ~ March 31. 1954 M.D. Smith 5~10-54 2258(!~» same $AERE=X/PRc Report on Thorium Pl"ojo~ct [for] April 1-Jun~ 30, 1954 same 7-16-54 ZZ!§BJ~» $AERE-X/PR~ Report on Tho:dum Proj(!lct [for] JuJy 1 ~Sept!l'lmber 30. 1954 same 10··14-54, 2Z58'l4» -22- UCRL-3765 '* AERE =X/PR ~ Repm:t on Thorium Project [for) October 1 ~December 31, 1954 M.D.Smith 2-7-55 ZZ58i(5~ She:f.fie ld9 Eng land Univ. $AERE:..XjPR Report on Tho:d.um Project [for] January - March 1955 same 6-20-55 ZZ58((6» . $AERE~X/PR~ Final R~po:rt on Thorium Project (for] January 1956 same 2Z58!(7» iil $AGf·AE-33 Thf> Reaction of Molten Metal with Watero Progress Report sa.n1e 1-28~57 [for] December 1 'through Decemb~r 31. 1956 llfiAG!-AE-34 The Reaction of Molten Metal with Water. Progress Report same 2-13-57 I [ [!o:l'] January 1 through Janu~ry 31, 195 7 I APEX-292. Experimental Determination of the Reduction of Induced· Activity J. Moteff Z-57 I in Metals by Addition of Boron W. J. Sta.pp 'I I M. Tetenbaum ·!h $AR~~Z,~50/54., The Usll:l of·Caesi~m-137 for Industrial Radiog:r~phy R. S .. Morgan 8-55 I Gt. Brit. Armament I Res" Est. •• Seven Oaks, Kent, Eng. I B~I-1168 The Mechanical Properties of Zircon.iurn and Zircaloy 2 F.R. Shobe:r Z-18~57 . ' . J. A. VanEcho I L. L. Marsh, Jr. ~t al I :e.nvii-1169 Studies of the Oxidation and Contamination Resistance of B:!.na:ry C.T.Sims, 2-19-57 Niobium Alloys W. D. Klopp R. L Jaffee M~,sc ~ 1951 ~40 · Forty~Fourth Quarterly Report to Sponsors of the h1.stituteJ for Chicagoo Univ Instu ! No, 44 the Study of Metals f. or the Study of 3-5? Metals ,. "11crocard • -23~ UCRL-3765 MISC =1957=9Z Carbide Precipitation and Brittleness in Austenitic Stainless SteeL A. K:ra:me:r 4-5 7 Technical R~port No. 1 [on] an Investigation of the Fracture of W. Iv:L Baldwin" Jr. Metals Case Inst. of Tech," Cl®veland Mo~ogi'&ph 27ZZ Diffusion of Aluminum in Single Crystal Silicon. Repl"inted from R~C.Miller 2-57 Journal of Applied Physics ~~ 1430-2 1{1956) A. Savage Bell Telephone Co. NAA-SR~l735 Fi8sion Product Separation from Thorium= Uranium Alloy by R.D.Burch 4-15-57 AA"e-Zon® Melting C. T. Young NY0;,.77ti39 Applications of Ultrasonic Energy. Progress Report No. 1, , Ae:roprojects Inc' 2-12-57 Covering P0riod from Octob~r 16. 1956 to December 15. 1956 West Chester, Pa ORNL~ZZ43 El~ctroless-Plated Brazing Alloys P. Patriarca 4-9~57 G. M. Slaughter W.D. Manly ORNL~~Z71 Corrosion Resistance of Metals and Alloys to Sodium and. Lithium E. E. Hoffman 4-9-57 . . W,D,Manly PWAC~1@7 Summary Prog&·ese Report on an lnv~stigation of the Manufacture Pratt and 4-5-57 o£ High~Density Beryllium Oxide Parts by the Brush Beryllium Whitney Aircraft Company · Div. ~United Aircrait Corp. Hartford. Conn. $ SC ~1795,(TR» Th~ Effect of Low Temperature on Soft Solder J. A" Hoffman 3-29-51 $TML~36 First Annual Repol!."t. 1955-1956 Battelle Mem. 2-27-56 Inst. o Titanium Met. Lab .• Columbus Ohio $TML-5Z Titanium Sponge Production Methods and Pres~nt Status J.L.Gissy 9-7~56 G. H. Schippereit J.G" Kura same $Mie:r oc::~rd ., .,. _,--· 6 24~ UCRL-3765 $TML-53 Th4ll Hot Extrusion of Titanium and Titanium Alloys A.M. Sabroff 9~24~56 P. D. Frost BCl-tte Ue Me. InsL Titanium Met. Lab.~ Columbus. Ohio $TML=5S The Measurement of th® Thermal Stability of Titanium Alloys F. R. Schwartzber 2 10 ··5 -56 W.D $TML=S~· Th® Elastic Constants in Structural Design with. Particular S. A. Gordon 10-19-56 Application to Titanium same $TML-S7 The Corrosion of Titanium D~ W. Stough 10-29-56 F. W.Fink R. S. Peoples same USBM-U-2!99 Zii'conium Progress Repo:rt for the Period of December 15, H. Kato 4~15-57 1956 - March 15, 1957 R.A.BeaU H. P. Holmes et ar Bureau of Mines Northwest Elec. Exp. Station~ Albany. Oreg. $WADC-TN~56 ~ Bibliography of Creep for Structural Engineers J. Kempner 3-56 40 ,~ N.J. Hoff Brooklyn. Polytechnic Inst. ·$WADC=TR-53-24 Int~rmithmt Stl~®ssing and Heating Teste of Aire:raft Structural G. J. Guarnieri 5-.54 ((~.I» Metale. Po:dod Covel'e;~d~ AprilS. 1950 to August 31, 1952 Cornell Aero. Lab. $WADC~TR~53~24 Intermittent Stressing and Heating Tests of Ai:rcraft. Str\.1.Ctural same 9-54 ilPto Z) Metals. ~ WADC=TR-53- New High T empei•ature Interrnetallic Materials R. Silverman 3 -56 l90((Pt., ·~~ American Electro Metal Corp., Yonkeras N.Y. ~~iM ic '3: ocfu~d -25- UCRL-3765 $ WADC-TR-53-265 The Plastic Deformation of Ceramic~Oxide Single Crystals. J. B. Wachtman, Jr. 7-53 · Period [covered] October 1, 1950 through June 30, 1953 L. H. Maxwe 11 · National BureaU: of Standards, Wash. D. C. !ll1 WADC.,TR·54-270 Investigation of ·che Compressivet Bearing, and Sheax Creep- F. J. Vawter 9-56 «Pt. Z) Rupture Properties of Airc:t•aft Structural Metals and Joints G. J. Guarnieri at Elevated Temperatures. [Period covered] December 1953 L.A. Yen·kovich et al to December 1954 Cornell Aero Lab. !ll1W ..WCoT.R~54~48S Elec:trodeposition of Titanium. [Period covered] January 1955 W.E.Reid,Jr,. 9-56 (Pt. UI» to Mal~eh 1956 J. H. C onno1~ A. Brenner National Bu1·eau of Standa1•ds $ W.ADC-TR-54-531 Investigation of Materials Fatigue Problems Applicable to H. N. Cummings 5~55 Propeller Design. [Period covered] May 4. 1953 to April l, 1955 F. B. Stulen W.; C. Schulte Curtiss-Wright Corp. Caldwell, N.J. $WADC-TR ... 55 .. 3Z5 The Effects of Interstitial Contaminants on the Notch-Tensile E. P. Klier .8-56 ~Pt. II» Properties of Titanium and Titanium Alloys. Pa1·t ll. Alloy N. J.Feola Titanium. [Period covered] November 15, 1953 to October 1, S~acuse Univ. 1955 . N.Y. $WADC ... TR-5$ ... 4$4 A Study of Factors Affecting the Unifo~m · Elongation of Titanium A. :1. Opinsky 6-56 (Pt. II) and Titanium Alloys. [Period covered] March 1954 to June 1955 L. Senna L. L. Seigle Sylvania Elec. $WADC ... TR·55 .. 473 Measurement- of Thermal Expansion of Cermet Components of F. A. Mauer 12-55 High Temperature x ... Ray Diffraction. (Summary Report for] L~ H. Bolz Febrt1.a.ry 148 1953 to Sept. 14, 1955 National Bureau of Standards $WADC-TR-55M495 Measurements of Thermal Properties. Report [for the Period] loB. Fieldhouse 8-3-56 qPt If February ll. 1955 to August 10 o 1956 J.C. Hedge J. I. Lang et al Ill.Inst. of Tech. wMicroeard -26- UCRL-3765 lil t.flWADC-TR-5So Investigation of Stress Relief Procedures for Titanium and Titanium F. J. Gillig 8-56 .!UO Alloys. Period covered~ Novembtu• 1, 1954 to December 31, 1955 Cornell Aeroc Lab . I . ~ WADC-TR-56- Stress Corrosion C.racking in Type 403 Stainless Steel [Period M.G. Fontana 8-56 ~42 covered] March le 1955 to April 30, 1956 Ohio State Univ. ~WADC-TR-56- S:tl,mmary of Development and Evaluation of Insulating Type Refractory S. Sklarew 10-56 250 Coatings. Pe1•iod Covered: May 15u 1955 to May 159 1956 C. A. Hauck A. V. Levy Marquardt Aircraft Co. Van Nuys, Calif. ~WADC-TR~56- lnv0stigation of Fot•ged Cobalt Base Alloys for High Temperature R.R.MacFarlane 8-l-56 3$! 7 Applications. [Period covered] February 1 ~ 1955 to May 31, 1956 R. K. Pitler E. E. Reynolds Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. $WADC .. TR-56- Stability of Commercial Alpha~Beta Titanium Alloys. [Period D. A. Wruck 7 ~22 -56 343 covered] january l9S5 to June 1956 Wright. Air Dev. Center. Materials Lab Wright-Patterson AFB $ WADC-TR-56 .. Preferred Orientations and Kinetics of Recrystallization in Titanium C. J. Sparks, Jr. 7-56 421 Final Report Summarizing the Work from August 1954 to July 1956 J. R. H~mmond Kentucky Urtiv. ~ WADC-TRQ$6 .. Thermal Properties of Certain Metals. Period covered: July 1, 1955 T.C.Goodwin, Jr. 8-56 4l3 to June. 300 1956 M~ w. Ayton Lib:rary of Congress WADC-TR-56- Investigation of the Effects of Hot-Cold Work on the Properties of M. Semehyshen l-5 7 454 Molybdenum Alloys · R.Q. Ba:n· ClhTlax Molybdenum Co. of Mich. S!sMierocard -21- UCRL-3765 ~WAL-313/48 St,Jtmmary of Stl·ength Lirnitation Phenomena" Interim Technical Report G. Sachs 7-56 No. 3 [on] the Effect of Stress States and Concentrations on Plastic Syracuse Univ. Flow and Fracture ~WAL-4€)1 ~97o ThfJ Effects of L'l'lterstitial Elements on Welds in Alpha-Beta Titanium W. J. Lewis 3-31-56 35 Alloys. Summary Report M. L. Kohn ·G. E. Faulkner Battelle Me. Inst. $WAL-401/Z03-7 Development of Titanium-Base Alloys of High Strength and Tough- C. R. Lillie 10-3-56 . ness. Final repo1·t [f'o:r] September 1, 1953 to August 31, 1955 D. W. Levinson J.lHnois inst. of Tech $ \IVAL-40l/l04-5. Solid Solution Hardening of Alpha and Beta Titanium. Final Tech. J. J. Rausch · Report [for] August 190 1953 to August 199 · 1955 D. w. Levinson same $ WAL-401/iil0-1 Heat '1'1·eatment of Large Sections of Titanium Alloys. Final Tech. R. P. Elliott· 12-15-55 Report [for] June 30~ 1954 to June 30, 1955 same $ WAL-401/~50 An· Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Metal-Arc Welded D. M. Daley, Jr. 9-12=56 '!'i-6% Al-4o/oV C. E. HaA"tbower Watertown Arsenal Lab illlWAL-401/;aSl The Photometric .Determination of Copper in Titanium A. J. Frank. 7-30-56 A~ B., Goulston A. A. Deacutis same $ WAL=40l/l6.7 Characteristics of D-C Arcs with Titanium Anodes and Tungsten T.B.Jones 3-56 Cathodes in Inert ·_Gas Systems. Tech~ Report No. l E.H. Young Johns Hopkins Univ. Baltimore. Inst. for Cooperative Res. !'$ WAL-691.1/44 Direct De~te:rmination of the Adhesive Bond Stl·Em.gth of Chromium W. H. Dancy~ Jr. Z-1-.55 Eleetrodeposited on Ste!eL. Final Report A. R. Kuhlthau Virginia Univ. · $Microcard f.':"" -zs .. UCRL-3765 ~WAPD-AlW~PCh) Additional Test Results Covering Effects on Carbon Steel of E. Lieberman [1956] S9 EJ~posu:re to Reactor Irradiation and High Temperatul·es High West. Elec. Gorp Pressure .Wate:r At. Power Div" Pittsburgh .$WAPD .. AD~P»-987 Effects of I:t.·radiation and Co:r:rosion on Stainless Steel Welded L. C. Grimshaw ]5-55] Joints in Pressurh:ed Water Reactors same $ WAPD~CP-Z87 Effect of C»cygen on STR Materials at High pH, Particularly H. F. Beeghly 2-15-54 Chro·me Plate same ~WAPD~FE-896 The Effect of Cold ar1d Hot Drawing on the Cot·rosion Resista11ce H. 3. Snyder 6-30-55 of Zircaloy-2 same ~ W A.PD .. FE .. . t.!iW APD .. MDM o$ Tensile Properties of Hafnium-Zi:rcaloy-2 Welds H. R. Hoge 4-14-54 same $WAPD-MDM-ll The Oxidation of Zh·conium and Zirconium Alloys in Air same 5-24-54 · $WAPD .. PWR-FE Eddy-Current Testing of Zirealoy Tubing !-L.M. Schadel_ Jr lR34 same . lZ-8-55 $ WAPD .. PWR-FE The Radiographic Inspection of ·PWR ~''uel Rod End Closures D. M. McCutcheon i~l$ A.E.Oaks 3-l4-56 Bettis Plant $ WAPDeRM.,91 The Effect of Titanium Content on the Age Hardening and M.R.Achter 9-26~51 Nitriding of Type 3l.Z Stainless Steel . West. Elec. 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Poole 10-1-48 28 Same *Microcards ., ·t .. -32- UCRL-3765 !IJ!AERE-N/M- [Measur<::ments of the Numbers of Neutrons Em"i.tted From Thick (9t. Brit. · [1953 1] 5~ · Tal'gets of Lead and Uranium When Bombarded with 147 Mev Atomic Energy: Protons- from the 110" Harwell Cyclotron] Research Est.] lf.;IAERE-N/M- Tb~ Th~rmal Neutron Cross-Section of Boron. P.A.Egelstaff ·11-3-53 62' . Same lil!AEftE .. N/R..;,.. Determination of the Optimum Thickness of Uranium Container F. W. Fenning l-27~49 305 for Fast Neutron Irradiations in a Pile. Same $A,EttE-NP/M-A Method for the Estimation of the Area Under a Nuclear J. E. Evans 5-Z-55 14 Resonance Cu1•ve Obtained with a Time-of-Flight Spectrom- Same etll!l' • · · AEaEQNP/.R .... The Measurement of Fast Neutron Flux over the Neutron W. D. Allen 1 0-· 3--56 Z096 Egaergy Range .030 Mev to 3.0 Mev A. T, G. Fe1"gueon Same AERE-R/M- Th~ Design of a Slowing Down Experiment. W. G. Davey 10-56 '96' Same AERE-R/M- The Build-Up of Uraniw:n Isotopes by Irradiation of U-233. W; G. Davey 10-~6 H . Same lil!AERJE~lt/R- An; ExperimenialS,tudy of Neutron Induced Activities in Water. N.Faull 5-56 1919 ' Same. $AERE-RP/M-Zepkyr Perturbation Studies. · Interim Repor~. H. Rose 9-17-54 4S. R. D. Smith Same $AEU .. RP/M-Fl.\ux Measurements In Zephyr. Interim Report. J. E. R. Holmes 19541 ~I!) Same !31AE.RE-RP/M- Safety Aspects of an Approach to (;riticaHty Using 1.6 V. S. Crocker 10-54 SE Co Uranium. Same lll!MieFOC&E'diJ f.y •.• "' -33- UCRL-3'765 *AERE-T/M Nuclear Data Series, Part I. J. S. Story 4-53 "n Gt~ Brit. Atomic Energy . .Research EstabliShment *AERE-T/M Multiplication in the Neutron Booster Project. R. J. Royston 5-53 84 Same· IIJ!AERE-T/R A Preiiminary Investigation of the Effect of Irradiation on the D. Luffman 3-51. 630 Ha'li Coefficient of an Intrinstc Semiconductor. Same $AERE-T/R A Comparison Between Homogeneous Media and Lattice M.. 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" -34- UCRL..-3~i65 CEA-543 Relation Parcours-Energie pes Ions 3 ~ Z ~ 10 Dans Les Emulsions Andre 1956 Nucleaires Ilford C.2. «Range· Energy Relations of Ions 3 ~to~ 10 in Papineau Xlf!Qrd C. 2 Nuclear Emulsions.) France. Commissariat.. a L 9Energie Atomique, Paris CERN-PS/BWM ... High Power Modulators for the Linac R. F. System 3-51 1 CERN Measurements on a 6-Block-Unit 2.-51 PS/MM.a30 CERN The Design of Quadrupole Lenses for the Proton Synchrotron 3-51 PS/MM-31 CRR.P-685 A Universal Curve for the Prediction of Xenon Poison After A. G. Ward 1-25-51 A Reactor Shutdown · · Chalk River Project CU-152 Thin Plastic Scintillator' Fission Detector V. K. Fischer 11-2.0.:56 E. Nagel W. W. Havens, J:r. Pupin P':aysics Labs. CU-153 Progress Report for April, May, June 1956 to the United States Nuclear Physics Atomic Energy Commission. Labs. KAPL.:.M... . Elementary Theory of the Pulsed Neutron Technique in Reactor B. E. Simmons 1 0-8-· 56 BES-1 . Physics MISC-1951- Investigations of the Properties of the Pinch Effect in an Ionized Winston H. 1-30-56 93 Gas Carrying a l-1igh Current. Final Report.· Bostick, Lewis S. Combes Morton A. Levine Tufts Univ. Research Lab. of Physical Electronics. '· -35- UCRL-3'165 MISC-1957- Project Whirlwind. SU.tnmary Report No. 4S (!or the period] Maes. Inat. 94 October-December,.· 1956. of Tech. Digital Computer Lab. 10 MIISC~ l 957.. · The Be Method for Studying Long Term Changes in Cosmic Bernard Peters 12.-56 . Radiation and the Chronology of the Ocean Floor. Tata Inst. of '5 lfundamental Research, Bombay Ml!SC~ i'SO'o Circular Polarizatio-n of Bremsstrahlung From Polarized Kirk W. Q957?] 90' Electrons in Born Approximations. · McVoy MllSCc A'S"f., Evidence. for Circular Polar.ization of Bremsstrahlung Produced M. Goldhaber 4-2-51 by Beta Rays. · L. G:rodzins '$ A. W. Sunya:r Brookhaven Nat. Lab. ··.• .. MKTeQPR~ Acoustics Laboratory. Quarterly Report ~o~ October- Mass. In.st, ·AC-LAB Oe camber, 1956, of Tech.) Oct-Dec. 1956 Acoustics Lab. ·.. ·.··~--,!e.:- ;J ~;- ML~.3Rl Theory of ~ Molecular Oscillator. J. C. Helmer 6-56 Stanford Univ. Microwave Lab. Mgnograpb ~requency Conversion by Means of a Nonlinear Admittance. C. F. Edwards 2- 5'?. 211l Reprinted from Bell System Technical Journal~· 1403-16!(1956). .Bell Tele. Labs. Monograph Auger Ejection of Electrons from Molybdenum by Noble Gas ·Homer D. 2-51 2'0'16 llons. Reprbited !:rom Physical Review 104t·, 672-83 0956). Hag strum Same Monogl'aph Surface Energies in Superconductors. Reprinted from Physical Harold w. 2-51 2.'H9 Review 104~,; 942.-7 U956). Lewis Same ,,, 'f_::, ·"' ' -36- UCRL-3165 ... ..,, Monoe:raph- P-N-P-N T:t·ansistor Switches. Reprinted from Institute of Radio J. L. Moll 2-51 2123 Eng:i.neers, N Mon.ograph- Helix Waveguide. Reprint~d from Bell Syste1n l'echnic~l Joorflat- Sal'n:Uel ·P. 2-5~1 2'125 .ll• 1347-84 (1956». .. . . ·•·. - Morgan. J. A. Young Same MtHlog:l?aph Townsend Ionization Coeffid~nt for Hydrogen and Deuterium. David J. 2-5~1 2131 .Reprinted from Ph.ysical Review .!.2.!• 273-7 {1956}. Rose Same M@nograph llnstability of Hollow Beams. Reprinted from Institute of Radio John R. 3-51 2.151 Engineers, New York. Professional Group on Electron Devices. Pierce Transaction~. 183-9 \1956}. · Same Monograph Measurement of Short Carrier Lifetimes. ·Reprinted from Review G.K. 3-57 2.154 of Scientific Instruments E 1062-4 0956) - Wertheim W.M. Augustyniak Same NYOo4840 A Phenomenological Two-Nucleon Potential Up to 150 Mev. P. S. SigneU 3-15- 5 ..? R. E. Marshak N.Y. Univ. NY0~?819 Maximum Likelihood Estimation of K+ -Meson Lifetime D. Fou1·net z.:.zs- S'"J. Davis; T. F.Hoang M. F. Kaplon Same ONRL-30-51? EXperimental Nuclear Physics in Sweden J. Reginald 3-30-57 Richardson Office cf. NavaJ. Resea:rch ,, ,, ·~ " -31- UCRL-3165 !3lRL-963 An Application of the Pulse Technique to the Measurement of the M. Cefola 3-30-46 Absorption of Supersonic Waves in Liquids. M. E. Droz S. Frankel et. al. Mass. Inst. of Tech. Radiation Lab. $TJ1D-5249 Super Power Tube Development. Quarterly Report No. 14 ffor 1 M. V. Hoover 7-31-54 April, May, June 1954. RCA Victor Div.; Radio Corp. of America $WADC-TR- An Elementary Approach to the Analysis of Va:riance. P.R. Rider 2-56 56-20 H. L. Harter M.D. Lum Wright Air Development Center. ·Aeronautical Research Lab. WAPD-139 Resonance Capture in Hetero~eneous Systems Stanley 11-55 Stein *WAPD-P- Energy From Fission Product Decay. F. E. Obenshain 5-55 652 A. Foderaro *WAPD-PM- The Thermal Neutron Sensitivity ofthe Large Fission S. B. Gunst 8-55 26 Counter ~'llWAPD-PM- Thir: Sci.ntillators of ZnS in Fused B for Reactor Neutron J. C. Conner 9-55 2o3 28 Momtor1ng. $WAPD-PWR~ Reactor Irradiation of Standard Fission Counter (WL-6376y. W; Baer 2-2-56 Ph-13 *Microca:rds "'j. ., .. ~ -38- UCRL-3765 *WAPO-RM- In-Pile Tests of .STR Compensated Ion Chambers. Ho S. 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R.Murray 2-16-49 if.!Microcards ,,, ..,,, . -39- UCRL-3765 REACTOR SCIENCE *AECU-3345 Isotope Production in a Core of MTR Type Fuel Elements. G,E,Putnam 1'-2.,.56 Internuclear Co" $AECU-3346 Nuclear Considerations on Blanket Px·oduction of Isotopes G. E. Putnam '?-2- 56 Using a Core of MTR Fuel Elements" Same $AECU"3341 Nuclear Considerations on the Use of Na in BeO and G. E; Putnam 7-2-56 Graphite Cores as a Potential Gamma Source Same l(l(AECU-3311 Electronic Analog Computer Study of a Nuclear Reactor J. W. Breme1· 1-20- 56 Steam Pressurizer. Gen. Elec. Co. ~AECU-3396 [.Pevelopment and Testing of a Steam- Water Separator For W. H. Moyer 6-29-55 A Homogeneous Boiling Water Reactor Utilizing Natural Cir Babcock and Cl.llationJ Final Report. Wilcox Co. $AERE-E/R- The Transient Power Characteristics of B. E. P. 0. Under J. H. Bowen 4-50 510 andAt.\tomatic Power Regulator. $AERE~Inf./ Liquid Metal Coolants. A Bibliography of Reports and J. E. Tel:·ry 12-52 Bib-89 Literature References. AERE-Inf/ Selected Abstracts on the Use of Organic Materials as Moderator G. Naish 8-56 Bib~ 105 Coolants of Reactors R. W. Bowring >'!l!AERE-M/M- Xenon Poisoning in the Liquid Metal Fuelled Reactor and W. H. L. Porter [1956] 111 Homog@neous Aqueous Reactor. $AEIU:-N/R- The Activity of the Effluent Gas From Gleep. D. J. Littler 2-3-48 -164 .T. C. C. Stewa:r:t $Microcards • ... . ''· ·~· -40-r UCRL-3165 $AERE-R/M- Graphite- Uranium Lattice Calculations. J. F o Hill 1-21-50 1 *AERE-R/M- An Approximate Method of Calculating Reactor Temperature J. Codd 2-19-51 2 Coefficients. $AERE-R/M- The Activation Resonance Integral of Bismuth. P. N. Cooper 11-56 93 AERE-R/M- The Neutron Spii:lctrum, Thex·mal Utilisation and Conversion Wo G. Davey 10-56 91 Factor in L. Mo F. R. !lJ!AERE-R/R- Shielding Studies. [Part] I. Fast Neutron Fluxes from Ro Mo Absalom 12-51 842 ({Del.» Graphite Moderated 'Ul·anium Reactors. D. R. Gaunter C. C. Horton, et. al $AERE-R/R- A Method of Calculating the Reactivity Lifetime and Long J o J. Syrett 9-11-56 2051 Term Reactivity Changes of Fuel in a Th0rmal Reactor AERE-R/R- Thermodynamic Aspects of Coolant Choice for Gas Cooled Reactors P. Fortescue 1-10-51 2153 *AERE-RE/M- Measurement of Flow through Reactor Fuel Elements. A. Smith 5-18-55 2 811!AERE-RP/M- Neutron Flux' Distribution'and Average to Maximum Flux Ratios J. Codd 2-11-54 31 in the Core of the Fast Power Breeder Reactor. A.' L. Pope 41AERE-RP/M- The Safety of Zephyr. J. J. Syrett 5-24-54 43 *AERE-T/R- A Method of Calculating the Relative Heat Output of the Tamper. H. Melvin- 3-50 503 Melvin *AMF-GR-4- Nuclear Fuel Cost for the AMF Closed Cycle Boiling Water F. S. Holzer 6-11-55 55 Reactor. Genera~. .Eng. Lab. $ANL~WHZ- A Report to the Atomic Energy Commission on the Proposed 6-15-50 2:50 1DeL ~ CP-3 Reactor. -41- UCRL- 3'/65 $APDA-lll Tra.nsient Temperature Simulation of Reactor Primary Loop. R. G, Olson 2-1-56 D. 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