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Neurohumoral interaction in the rat amygdala after central chemical stimulation.

Authors: Singer, G. Montgomery, R. B.

Source: Science; 31 May 1968, Vol. 160, p1017-1018, 2p

Moving Bedforms Control CO2 Production and Distribution in Sandy River Sediments.

Authors: Schulz, H. Teitelbaum, Y. Lewandowski, J. et al.

Source: Journal of Geophysical Research. Biogeosciences. Apr2023, Vol. 128 Issue 4, p1-20. 20p.

Subject Terms: *River sediments, *Atmospheric carbon dioxide, *Carbon cycle, *Erosion, *Atmosphere, *Sediment transport, *Geological carbon sequestration, Production control, River channels

Measurement, in roentgens. of the gamma radiation from radium by the free-air ion-ization chamber.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); March 1940, Vol. 24, p247-268, 22p

Concrete as a protective material against high-voltage X-rays.

Authors: Singer, G. Taylor, L. S. Charlton, A. L.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); December 1938, Vol. 21, p783-794, 12p

Measurement of supervoltage X-rays with the free-air ionization chamber.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G. Charlton, A. L.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); July 1938, Vol. 21, p19-44, 26p

Absorption of X-rays by lead glasses and lead barium glasses.

Authors: Singer, G.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); March 1936, Vol. 16, p233-251, 19p

Guarded-field X-ray ionization chamber.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); February 1936, Vol. 16, p165-169, 5p

Air density corrections for X-ray ionization chambers.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; March 1932, Vol. 8, p385-391, 7p

Further studies of the X-ray standard ionization chamber diaphragm system.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; February 1931, Vol. 6, p219-228, 10p

Improved form of standard ionization chamber.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; September 1930, Vol. 5, p507-516, 10p

Calibration of the “fingerhut” ionization chamber.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; May 1930, Vol. 4, p631-644, 14p

Relative thickness of lead, concrete, and steel required for protection against narrow beams of X-rays.

Authors: Singer, G.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); June 1947, Vol. 38, p665-672, 8p

Absorption measurements for broad beams of 1- and 2-million volt X-rays.

Authors: Singer, G.

Source: Journal of Research. Bureau of Standards (1934); August 1946, Vol. 37, p147-150, 4p

Standard absorption curves for specifying the quality of X-radiation.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; April 1934, Vol. 12, p401-420, 20p

Comparison of high voltage X-ray tubes.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G. Stoneburner, C. F.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; September 1933, Vol. 11, p341-351, 11p

Basis for the comparison of X-rays generated by voltages of different wave form.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G. Stoneburner, C. F.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; August 1933, Vol. 11, p293-308, 16p

Effective applied voltage as an indicator of the radiation emitted by an X-ray tube.

Authors: Taylor, L. S. Singer, G. Stoneburner, C. F.

Source: Bureau of Standards Journal of Research.; October 1932, Vol. 9, p561-569, 9p

First standard for X-ray safety.

Authors: Singer, G.

Source: Industrial Standardization.; July 1945, Vol. 16, p140-144, 5p

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