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Reproducibility of the Radiant Panel Test Method (ASTM E 162-67) Using Polyurethane Foam, Neoprene and Hardboard Specimens. Final Report.

March 1, 1977

Author(s)

T G. Lee

Investigation of the Skyline Plaza Collapse in Fairfax County, Virginia (NBS BSS 94)

February 28, 1977

Author(s)

E. V. Leyendecker, S. G. Fattal

The collapse of the Skyline Plaza apartment building by as been studied by using information contained in case records of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), U.S. Department of Labor and obtained from on-site inspections by

Evidence for the Distortion of C 2 H 4 and C 2 H 2 Chemisorbed on W(100)

February 15, 1977

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Theodore V. Vorburger, B Waclawski, E. W. Plummer

Accessing Individual Records from Personal Data Files Using Nonunique Identifiers

February 1, 1977

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G B. Moore, J L. Kuhns, J L. Treffzs, C A. Montgomery

Apparent Oscillator Strength for Water Vapor

February 1, 1977

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R Huebner, M E. O'Conner, Robert Celotta, S Mielczarek

SQUID Instruments and Shielding for Low-Level Magnetic Measurements

February 1, 1977

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J. E. Zimmerman

Study of Fire Spread in Multi-Family Residences: The Causes--The Remedies. Final Report.

February 1, 1977

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B M. Vogel

Technical Profile of Seven Data Element Dictionary/Directory Systems

February 1, 1977

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B Leong-hong, B Marron

Vacuum ultraviolet radiometry. 3: The argon mini-arc as a new secondary standard of spectral radiance

February 1, 1977

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John M. Bridges, William R. Ott

A miniature argon arc has been designed and tested as a new transfer standard of spectral radiance for the wavelength range from 114 nm to 330 nm. Calibration has been performed using two primary standard sources: the hydrogen arc from 130 nm to 330 nm and