Industrial X-ray developments

Moriarty, Christopher

doi:10.1109/ee.1945.6441362

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X-ray Absorptiometry With Polychromatic Beams2

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“…Morgan (21), who had been investigating photoelectric cells for the control of roentgenographic exposures, was the first to discover the usefulness of the multiplier phototube in the detection of x-rays. Independently and somewhat later, Smith (26) and Moriarty (22) made the same discovery in successfully completing a war assignment not fundamentally different from many problems in chemical control.…”

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“…Fuse Testing. This assignment was the devising of an infallible, nondestructive, rapid method of inspecting hand-grenade fuses (22,26). If a fuse contains too little powder, the hand grenade explodes prematurely.…”

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“…The appearance in the literature of the ultraviolet absorption spectra of many compounds is obviously very valuable. As an example, one recent paper (22) presents the spectra of about a dozen anthracene derivatives. The catalog of ultraviolet spectra issued by American Petroleum Institute Research Project 44 at the Xational Bureau of Standards ( 14) is particularly useful for hydrocarbon analysis, although the spectra of some nonhydrocarbons are also included.…”

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