IVAN B. CUTLER

Petroleum Geo-Services (United Kingdom)

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M.E. Wadsworth

University of Utah

P. V. McAllister

University of Utah

Weidong Rao

Nanjing Forestry University

R. S. Gordon

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Patrick D. Miller

Tulane University

Howard B. Johnson

Kodak (United States)

D. Lynn Johnson

Bristol-Myers Squibb (United States)

William Rafaniello

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Paul J. Jorgensen

Menlo School

Edmond P. Hyatt

Globe University

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University of Utah

American Ceramic Society

University of California, Berkeley

Petroleum Geo-Services (United Kingdom)

Newcastle University

General Electric (United States)

University of California, Santa Barbara

Corning (United States)

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

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Dipole Relaxation in CaF2 Doped with NaF

Journal of the American Ceramic Society (1966)

Howard B. Johnson NEAL J. TOLAR Gerald R. Miller IVAN B. CUTLER

Salt lake

Miller

Graduate students

10.1111/j.1151-2916.1966.tb15419.x

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Interpretation of thermal grooving data for copper

Metallurgical Transactions (1970)

P. V. McAllister IVAN B. CUTLER

10.1007/bf02819284

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Rate of Thermal Dehydration of Muscovite

Journal of the American Ceramic Society (1958)

Jason Holt IVAN B. CUTLER M.E. Wadsworth

By the use of an automatic thermogravimetric apparatus, weight loss versus time data were collected for muscovite at five different temperatures in the range 738° to 817°C. Initial sample weight rather than the external surface area was found to be a parameter of the rate of weight loss. A rate equation is presented that explains the observed logarithmic time dependence based on a model involving a systematic relief of strain during dehydration. These findings are supported by infrared spectra of muscovite in various stages of dehydration. It is also proposed that during dehydration aluminum ions in the octahedral layer shift from 6‐ to 4‐coordinated positions.

Muscovite

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10.1111/j.1151-2916.1958.tb13548.x

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Oxidation of Silicon Carbide

Journal of the American Ceramic Society (1959)

Paul J. Jorgensen M.E. Wadsworth IVAN B. CUTLER

The rate of oxidation of silicon carbide was measured in an atmosphere of dry oxygen between 900° and 1600°C. The rate was studied by using a thermogravimetric apparatus and was found to be diffusion controlled. The products of oxidation were amorphous silica and cristobalite, depending on the temperature. The effect of surface area was determined, and a correlation between the various sizes was made with the aid of an equation derived on the assumptions that (1) the reaction was diffusion controlled, (2) the particles were essentially spherical, and (3) the interfacial area was constantly changing. The presence of water vapor in the gaseous atmosphere was found to be extremely critical.

Thermogravimetric analysis

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Controlled atmosphere

10.1111/j.1151-2916.1959.tb13582.x

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ChemInform Abstract: REDUCTION OF SILICA WITH CARBON AND SILICON CARBIDE

Chemischer Informationsdienst (1980)

Patrick D. Miller J. G. LEE IVAN B. CUTLER

Abstract SiO; reagiert sowohl mit C als auch mit SiC zu SiO.

Carbon fibers

10.1002/chin.198006027

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RECRYSTALLIZATION AND SINTERING OF OXIDES. Technical Progress Report, September 1, 1965-August 31, 1966

IVAN B. CUTLER J.R. Keski Rudolf Petersen J.L. Wilcock Manabu Ohara

Recrystallization (geology)

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Activated Sintering of Alumina by Quenching Point Defects

Springer eBooks (1973)

Weidong Rao IVAN B. CUTLER

Aluminum Oxide

Acetylene

10.1007/978-1-4615-8999-0_20

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Effects of Water Vapor on the Initial Sintering of Calcia

Journal of the American Ceramic Society (1968)

Ronald O. Petersen IVAN B. CUTLER

The effect of water vapor on the initial sintering kinetics of calcium oxide was studied at 920” to 1123°C. In the range of P HI( ) from 8 × 10W 4 to 487 mm Hg, water vapor increased the rate of sintering. The initial sintering kinetics followed the model for volume diffusion with calculated diffusion coefficients dependent on P H2O , which varied from (P, H2O ) 1/2 at pressures between 6.1 and 50 mm Hg to (PI H2O ) 1/2 at pressures between 244 and 487 mm Hg. The activation enthalpy varied from 123 ± 7 kcal/mole when P H2O = 0.04 mm Hg to 103 ± 3.5 kcal/mole at P H2O 243.9 mm Hg.

10.1111/j.1151-2916.1968.tb11821.x

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Electrical and mechanical relaxation in CaF2 doped with NaF

Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids (1969)

Howard B. Johnson NEAL J. TOLAR Gerald R. Miller IVAN B. CUTLER

Fluorine

Dielectric loss

10.1016/0022-3697(69)90336-9

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The Initial Stages of Reaction Between Quartz and Calcium Carbonate