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ALLOY-NI61CR22MO9NB4FE3 31 ALLOY-NI94MN3AL2 *BT1 tungsten alloys *BT1 zirconium additions NT1 alloy-in-738 ALLOY-NI61CR22MO9NB4FE3 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 titanium additions NT1 inconel 625 ALLOY-NI61CR23FE14 INIS: 1985-01-17; ETDE: 1989-03-17 UF alloy-601 (inconel) UF inconel 601 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 iron alloys ALLOY-NI62CR16MO15FE3 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 boron additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 cobalt additions *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 hastelloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 tungsten additions *BT1 vanadium additions NT1 hastelloy s ALLOY-NI65CR25MO10 1983-11-07 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nimonic NT1 nimonic 86 alloy-ni65mo16cr15w4 INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1983-11-19 (Prior to March 1997 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) USE chromium alloys USE molybdenum alloys USE nickel base alloys USE tungsten alloys ALLOY-NI65MO28FE5 1983-11-07 *BT1 chromium additions *BT1 cobalt alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 hastelloys *BT1 vanadium additions NT1 hastelloy b ALLOY-NI66CU32 1983-11-07 UF monel r-405 *BT1 copper alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 manganese additions *BT1 monel NT1 monel 400 alloy-ni67cr19mo5w5ti3 INIS: 1997-01-28; ETDE: 1984-01-27 (Until October 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE nickel base alloys alloy-ni68cr15w6al3mo3fe2 INIS: 1997-01-28; ETDE: 1983-11-19 (Until October 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE nickel base alloys ALLOY-NI70MO17CR7FE5 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 hastelloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium additions NT1 hastelloy n NT1 inor-8 RT inconel alloys ALLOY-NI73CR15FE7TI3 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 niobium additions *BT1 titanium alloys NT1 inconel x750 ALLOY-NI73CR20MN3NB3 1983-11-07 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 manganese alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 titanium additions NT1 inconel 82 ALLOY-NI74CR13AL6MO4 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 boron additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 titanium additions *BT1 zirconium additions NT1 inconel 713c ALLOY-NI75CR12AL6MO5 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 boron additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 titanium additions *BT1 zirconium additions NT1 inconel 713lc ALLOY-NI76CR15FE8 1983-11-07 UF sanicro 70 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 inconel alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 nimonic *BT1 titanium additions NT1 inconel 600 ALLOY-NI76CR20TI2 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 boron additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 nimonic *BT1 titanium alloys *BT1 zirconium additions NT1 nimonic 80a ALLOY-NI77CR20TI2 1983-11-07 UF alloy-ehi 437b UF alloy-khn77tyur SF alloy-ehi 702 *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 boron additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 nickel base alloys *BT1 titanium alloys alloy-ni78cr16al4 INIS: 1997-01-28; ETDE: 1983-11-22 (Until October 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE aluminium alloys USE chromium alloys USE inconel alloys ALLOY-NI78CR21 1983-11-07 UF alloy-khn78t *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 manganese additions *BT1 nickel base alloys *BT1 silicon additions *BT1 titanium additions ALLOY-NI79FE16MO4 INIS: 1997-01-28; ETDE: 1983-11-22 *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel base alloys ALLOY-NI80CR20 1983-11-07 UF alloy-kh20n80 UF chromel a UF nichrome v UF tophet a *BT1 aluminium additions *BT1 chromel *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 silicon additions alloy-ni80fe16mo4 INIS: 1997-01-28; ETDE: 1983-11-22 (Until October 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) USE molybdenum alloys USE nickel base alloys USE permalloy ALLOY-NI94MN3AL2 1983-11-07 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 manganese alloys *BT1 nickel base alloys *BT1 silicon additions
ALLOY-NT25A5 32 alloy-vt1-0 NT1 alumel ALLOY-NT25A5 INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1979-05-29 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 niobium base alloys *BT1 titanium alloys ALLOY NUCLEAR FUELS *BT1 nuclear fuels *BT1 solid fuels NT1 uranium-molybdenum fuels ALLOY-NX-188 INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1978-12-20 UF nx-188 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel base alloys ALLOY-RA-333 INIS: 1993-10-03; ETDE: 1979-08-09 UF ra 333 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 cobalt alloys *BT1 corrosion resistant alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel base alloys *BT1 silicon alloys *BT1 tungsten alloys ALLOY-S-590 2000-04-12 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 cobalt alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 tungsten alloys ALLOY-S-816 2000-04-12 *BT1 carbon additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 cobalt alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 manganese alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 silicon additions *BT1 tantalum alloys *BT1 tungsten alloys alloy su31 2000-04-12 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) USE niobium base alloys ALLOY SYSTEMS NT1 binary alloy systems NT1 quaternary alloy systems NT1 ternary alloy systems RT alloys RT phase diagrams RT vegard law alloy-ta-10v 2000-04-12 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) SEE tantalum base alloys ALLOY-TA90W8HF 1983-11-07 *BT1 hafnium alloys *BT1 tantalum base alloys *BT1 tungsten alloys NT1 tantalum alloy-t111 ALLOY-TI78CR11MO7AL3 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt15 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys ALLOY-TI88MO8AL3 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt22 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys ALLOY-TI89AL6MO3 1983-11-07 UF alloy-vt9 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys *BT1 zirconium alloys ALLOY-TI90AL6 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt20 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 molybdenum additions *BT1 titanium base alloys *BT1 vanadium additions *BT1 zirconium alloys ALLOY-TI90AL6MO3 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt8 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys ALLOY-TI90AL6V4 1983-11-07 UF alloy-vt6 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 titanium base alloys *BT1 vanadium alloys ALLOY-TI90MO7AL2 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt16 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys ALLOY-TI91AL4MO3 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt14 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys *BT1 vanadium alloys ALLOY-TI91AL5CR2 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1984-01-27 UF alloy-vt3-1 UF alloy-vtz-1 *BT1 aluminium alloys *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 iron additions *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 titanium base alloys ALLOY-TI99 1983-11-07 UF alloy-vt1-0 *BT1 titanium base alloys alloy-ts5 INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1979-05-29 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) SEE titanium base alloys alloy-tsm6 INIS: 1983-11-07; ETDE: 1978-10-30 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) USE alloy-mo99b alloy-tzc 2000-04-12 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) SEE molybdenum base alloys ALLOY-TZM 1993-10-03 *BT1 alloy-mo99 ALLOY-U90NB7ZR3 INIS: 1996-11-13; ETDE: 1983-11-22 (From 1974 till March 1997 MULBERRY ALLOY was a valid ETDE descriptor.) UF mulberry alloy *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 uranium base alloys *BT1 zirconium alloys ALLOY-V-36 2000-04-12 *BT1 carbon additions *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 cobalt alloys *BT1 heat resisting alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 manganese additions *BT1 molybdenum alloys *BT1 nickel alloys *BT1 niobium alloys *BT1 silicon additions *BT1 tantalum alloys *BT1 tungsten alloys ALLOY-V87CR9FE3 INIS: 1996-11-13; ETDE: 1983-11-23 (Until October 1996 this was a valid descriptor.) UF vanstar 7 *BT1 chromium alloys *BT1 iron alloys *BT1 vanadium base alloys *BT1 zirconium alloys alloy-vad23 INIS: 2000-04-12; ETDE: 1979-05-29 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) SEE aluminium base alloys alloy-vm-1 1983-11-07 (Prior to March 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) USE alloy-mo99 alloy-vn-3 2000-04-12 (Prior to 1989 this was a valid ETDE descriptor.) SEE niobium base alloys
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BETA-PLUS DECAY RADIOISOTOPES 120 B
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ioaccumulation 124 BIOLOGICAL EFFEC
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BIOLOGICAL REGENERATION 126 biomime
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BOTANY 140 BOTTOMONIUM NT3 chi b1-1
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CALORIMETRY 160 candu reactors CALO
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capric acid 162 CARBOHYDRATES capri
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CARBON ADDITIONS 164 CARBON ADDITIO
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CERIUM 124 178 CERIUM 153 *BT1 elec
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CERIUM TELLURIDES 180 CESIUM 123 *B
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CHARGED-PARTICLE REACTIONS 186 CHAR
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CHIMNEYS 192 CHLORAMINES CHIMNEYS 1
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coelenterates 212 COKE BREEZE coele
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collieries 214 COLORADO collieries
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FIBER OPTICS 364 figure of merit *B
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GALLIUM FLUORIDES 394 GAMMA FUEL SC
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hydrocephalus 474 HYDROGEN 1 MINUS
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iron-beta 526 IRON CARBONATES NT2 c
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itri 580 japan institute plasma phy
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junta de energia nuclear (spain)-2
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kansas state university triga mk-2
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KENNEBEC RIVER 588 KETONES KENNEBEC
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KOREAN ORGANIZATIONS 592 KRYPTON 74
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large coil program 602 LASERS RT va
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life styles 614 LIGHT NUCLEI RT mor
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magnetic octupole transitions 636 M
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massachusetts institute of technolo
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materials (antiferroelectric) 648 M
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maxwell statistics 652 MEASURING IN
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methyl phenols 666 MHD EQUILIBRIUM
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MODE CONTROL 684 MOHAWK RIVER MODE
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multi-wire ionization chambers 694
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MUON SPIN RELAXATION 696 mutation i
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n-1535 resonances 698 N*BARYONS n-1
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NANOSTRUCTURES 700 national energy
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national program plans 702 NATIONAL
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neutron-deuteron interactions 714 N
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new england power-2 reactor 716 NIC
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nuclear reactors 740 NUCLEAR TEST S
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NUCLEI 744 NUCLEI NT2 ruthenium 118
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NUCLEOTIDYLTRANSFERASES 770 OATS NU
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odocoileus 778 ODOROMETERS NT1 rhen
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OLEORESINS 782 omentum OLEORESINS I
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ontario phwr pickering-5 reactor 78
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optical scanners 786 ORE PROCESSING
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ORGDP 802 orthite NT1 kidneys NT2 g
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OSMIUM 173 804 OSMIUM 200 *BT1 inte
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OTISCA PROCESS 806 OWR REACTOR NT2
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OXIDIZERS 808 OXYGEN NT1 helium oxi
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oxygen effect (radiobiology) 812 OX
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PARABOLIC DISH REFLECTORS 818 PARAS
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PARTIAL WAVES 820 PARTICLE INTERACT
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pcb (polychlorinated biphenyl) 824
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pennsylvania state triga reactor 82
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pet scanning 830 PETROLEUM FRACTION
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ph'chromosome 832 PHENOBARBITAL ph'
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plants (industrial) 848 PLASMA NT3
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PLASMA JETS 850 PLASMIDS NT1 explos
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PLATINUM 176 852 PLATINUM 204 *BT1
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PLEIADE DEVICE 854 PLUTONIUM 233 PL
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port radium 866 POSITRONIUM port ra
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POTASSIUM 48 868 POTASSIUM PHOSPHAT
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princeton large torus 882 PROCESSIN
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progestin 884 proliferation resista
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propyl alcohols 888 PROTACTINIUM 23
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proton magnetic resonance spectra 8
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pulsed beam deflectors 896 PUMPS RT
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efractaloy 994 REFRACTORY METAL COM
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emoval (after-heat) 998 REPROCESSIN
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RESEARCH AND TEST REACTORS 1000 RES
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RESERPINE 1004 resistance heating B
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RESOURCE RECOVERY ACTS 1006 RESTRAI
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ocky flats plant nuclear safety fac
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RUBIDIUM 96 1022 RUM JUNGLE MINE *B
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sewage treatment 1054 SHAPE *BT1 bi
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slater orbitals 1068 SLOWPOKE TYPE
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smr reactor 1070 SNG PLANTS smr rea
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SODIUM 20 1072 SODIUM COOLED REACTO
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soft-pion theorem 1074 SOLAR CELL A
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solar energy research institute 107
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SOLAR SYSTEM EVOLUTION 1078 SOLID H
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solvatation 1080 SORBENT INJECTION
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spadns 1084 specific volume spadns
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SPIPERONE 1088 SPONTANEOUS FISSION
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SQUID DEVICES 1090 STABLE ISOTOPES
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STAINS 1094 STANFORD LINEAR COLLIDE
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state liability 1096 STEAM GENERATO
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steel-10cd9-10 1098 steel-3hk5s USE
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stress relieving 1112 STRONTIUM 82
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STRONTIUM ISOTOPES 1114 STX DEVICES
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sucker rod pumps 1116 SULFIDATION s
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surry power station unit-1 1126 SWI
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sympathetic nervous system 1128 syn
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systeme accelerateur rhone-alpes 11
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TANKER SHIPS 1132 TANTALUM 176 NT2
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TANTALUM ISOTOPES 1134 TARGETS TANT
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TARGETS 1136 TARGETS NT1 nickel 62
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TDA 1138 TECHNETIUM 87 TDA UF decyl
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THORIUM 213 1166 THORIUM-ALPHA *BT1
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tight sands 1172 TIN 102 tight sand
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training facilities 1184 transage 1
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TRANSGENIC PLANTS 1186 TRANSITION E
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TREMATODES 1200 TRIDENT FACILITY NT
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TRIGA-3-MUNICH REACTOR 1202 trinony
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TUNGSTEN 1206 TUNGSTEN 181 NT1 cadm
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TUNGSTEN FLUORIDES 1208 TURBINE BLA
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TWMR REACTOR 1210 UCAP PROCESS TWMR
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UKRAINE 1212 ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRA *B
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UNDERGROUND FACILITIES 1214 UNIDO R
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UNIVERSE 1216 ununoctium UNIVERSE U
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URANIUM 217 1218 URANIUM 240 TARGET
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URANIUM ISOTOPES 1220 URANIUM PEROX
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URBAN POPULATIONS 1222 us aec low i
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US DOE FIELD OFFICES 1224 US FEDERA
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US NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES 1226 US
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useful life 1228 UZBEKISTAN NT1 ten
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VAHNUM-1 REACTOR 1230 VANADIUM 50 T
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VANADIUM FLUORIDES 1232 VAPOR-DOMIN
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vatican city state 1234 VELA PROJEC
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versene 1236 vibration modes primar
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VIPER REACTOR 1238 VITAMIN B GROUP
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VOLCANOES 1240 W-L SULFUR DIOXIDE R
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WASHAKIE BASIN 1242 WASTE MANAGEMEN
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WATER 1244 WATER COOLED REACTORS NT
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WATER COOLED REACTORS 1246 WATER CO
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WATER COOLERS 1248 water intrusion
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WATER MODERATED REACTORS 1250 WATER
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water moderator 1252 WATER POLLUTIO
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waterborne particulates 1254 waw wa
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weight measurement 1256 WELL LOGGIN
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WESTERN AREA POWER ADMINISTRATION 1
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wilputte process 1260 wisconsin pub
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wood pellets 1262 WR-1 REACTOR RT s
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WWR-M-LENINGRAD REACTOR 1264 X-RAY
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XENON 112 1266 XENON 135 *BT1 xenon
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xeroradiography 1268 YAMAGUCHI POTE
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YELLOW CREEK BASIN 1270 YTTERBIUM 1
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YTTERBIUM HALIDES 1272 YTTRIUM 82 Y
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YTTRIUM HALIDES 1274 ZAPOROZHE-2 RE
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zero power research reactor-3 (anl)
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ZINC COMPLEXES 1278 ZIRCONIUM 100 Z
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ZIRCONIUM 96 TARGET 1280 ZIRCONIUM
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ZT-40 DEVICES 1282 ZYMOSAN ZT-40 DE
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