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34 184. SimpHfled approaches to environmental simulation. (U.S.A.) E. M. Szymanski, Proc. Inst. Environ. Sci., 1961, 5-10.

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192. High temperature vacuum furnace for 2200°C. Britain) Anon., Engineer, 216 (5614), Aug. 30 1963, 372.

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185. The nature of materials failure under space conditions. (U.S.a.) Anon., Electro-Tech, 72 (3), Sept. 1963, 128-132. 34 Device for the measurement of friction at ultra high vacuum. (U.S.A.) E. E. Brueschke and B. Eckman, Rev. Sci. Instrum., 34 (9), Sept. 1963,978-980.

186.

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Metallurgy

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Distillation, Organic Chemistry, Isotopic Gas Analysis

36 : 30 See Abstr. No. 167.

Inorganic Chemistry, Chemistry

37 194. Quality in quantity by vacuum steel unit. Anon., Iron Age, 192 (22), 28 Nov. 1963, 49.

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Drying, Degassing and Concentration

Mechanical rate of deposition monitor.

37 193. High vacuum laboratory furnace. (Great Britain) Anon., Engineer, 216 (5609), 26 July ]963, 164.

Analytical

38 195. Conversion of a standard vacuum evaporator to the ultrahigh vacuum range. (Great Britain) L. H. Bullis and K. Taylor, J. Sci. Instrum, 40 (10), Oct. 1963, 508-509.

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New versatility in electron beam welding. (U.S.A.) M. Sciaky, Metal. Progr., 84 (4), Oct. 1963, 147.

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37 : 40 : 41 188. Analysis of hydrogen in cast iron by the vacuum fusion method. (Japan) E, Kato, Tetsu to Hagane, 49 (6), 1963, 641-643. 37 : 41 1 8 9 . Refining of liquid pig iron in the electric arc furnace.

(Japan)

196. Electron-beam initiated polymerization of an vapor adsorbed on a metal surface. (U.S.3.) P. White, J. Physical Chem., 67, Nov. 1963, 2493-2494.

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38 197. Appearance potentials and mass spectra of fluorinated ethylenes. I. Decomposition mechanisms and their energetics.

(U.S.A.) C. Lifshitz and F. A. Long, J. Physical Chem., 67, Nov. 1963, 2463-2468.

M. Oka, Tetsu To Hagane, 49 (3), 1863, 364-366. 38 37 : 40 : 41 190. Kinetics of hydrogen removal in the vacuum treatment of liquid steel. (U.S.S.R.) E. S. Levin et al., lz Vysshikh Ucheb Zavod Chern. Metal., (6), 1963, 58-67. 191.

37 : 56 Diverse application of electron beam floating zone apparatus.

(U.S.A.) S. Hurwitt, Proc. 4th Symp. Electron Beam Technology, Boston, 1962, 232-244.

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A continuous vacuum distillation analyzer for process control. (U.S.A.) R. D. Clark, Proc. Instrum. Soc. Amer., 18 (I), 1963, (No. 11463).

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Miscellaneous Applications

Development and use of vacuum devices.

39 : 12 : 29 See Abstr. No. 112.