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Phase Diagrams for Zirconium and Zirconia Systems
Draws from previously published material and new material in the Ceramic Phase Diagram Data Center files at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (formerly the National Bureau of Standards) to offer the Society's first volume of phase diagrams focusing on systems containing a specific e
Advances in X-ray Analysis
X-ray diffraction as a method of qualitative analysis for crystal line phases has been long accepted, and has had constant improvement in method and equipment. It has also been made more useful by the growth and improvement of the data collection available as reference standards. In recent years some attempts have been made to use the method to a greater extent by furnishing results on a quantitative basis. This has proved to be difficult because of the problem of comparing the relative intensities of the diffraction peaks from one phase to another. This year the initial session of invited papers focuses primarily on this problem. The subject is approached both by the use of internal compari...
Advances in X-ray Analysis
X-ray diffraction as a method of qualitative analysis for crystal line phases has been long accepted, and has had constant improvement in method and equipment. It has also been made more useful by the growth and improvement of the data collection available as reference standards. In recent years some attempts have been made to use the method to a greater extent by furnishing results on a quantitative basis. This has proved to be difficult because of the problem of comparing the relative intensities of the diffraction peaks from one phase to another. This year the initial session of invited papers focuses primarily on this problem. The subject is approached both by the use of internal compari...
Research on Crystal Growth and Characterization at the National Bureau of Standards January to June 1964
A wide program of studies involving crystalline materials includes investigation of methods and theory of growth, study of detection and effects of defects, determination of physical properties, refinement of ch * emical analysis, and determination of stability relations and atomic structure.The types of materials range from organic compounds, through metals, and inorganic salts to refractory oxides.(Author).
