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Hydrodynamic Aspects of Shock Tube Spectroscopy*

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Published1960
Citations16
References22

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Optical Refractivity of High-Temperature Gases. II. Effects Resulting from Ionization of Monatomic Gases

1959 • 224 citations

Radiation from hot air

1959 • 203 citations

The Production of High Temperature Gases in Shock Tubes

1952 • 188 citations

A Theoretical and Experimental Study of Shock-Tube Flows

1955 • 146 citations

Shock-Tube Performance at Low Initial Pressure

1959 • 144 citations

Spectroscopic Studies of Highly Ionized Argon Produced by Shock Waves

1955 • 105 citations

Luminous Fronts in Pulsed Gas Discharges

1951 • 49 citations

Readers Forum

1957 • 38 citations

Shock-Tube Study of Luminosity in Xenon

1958 • 34 citations

Dissociation Energies of Carbon Monoxide and Nitrogen from Reflected Shock Wave Studies

1957 • 33 citations

Wall Effects in Shock Tube Flow

1958 • 30 citations

Equation of State of Gases by Shock Wave Measurements. I. Experimental Method and the Hugoniot of Argon

1955 • 28 citations

Chemical Reactions in Strong Shock Waves1

1954 • 28 citations

Experimental and Theoretical Aspects of Shock-Wave Attenuation

1955 • 19 citations

Attenuation in the Shock Tube: I. Laminar Flow

1956 • 15 citations

Comment on Reflected Shock Wave Studies

1958 • 12 citations

Calculation of Shock Hugoniots and Related Quantities for Nitrogen and Oxygen

1958 • 11 citations

Electronic-Recording, Time-Resolving Spectrometer*

1958 • 11 citations

Excitation Temperature of Chromium in the Shock Tube

1959 • 7 citations

C2 and CN Emission in the Shock Tube

1957 • 7 citations

Comparison of the Spectra produced by Shock Waves, Flames and Detonations

1955 • 7 citations

A Vertical Adaptation of the Rowland Mounting for a Concave Grating

1914 • 4 citations

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