Proceedings of the Fifth Conference on Carbon

ContentsPart I Electronic Properties Theory of the Electron Transport Properties of Single-Crystalline Graphite Electronic Processes in Pyrolytic Graphites The Magnetic Susceptibility of Pyrolytic Carbons A Review of Electron Spin Resonance in Carbonaceous Materials Electron Spin Resonance in High-temperature Carbons and Graphites Double Magnetic Resonance in Chars Further Studies of Electron Spin Resonance in Chars, Carbons and Graphites Trapped Radicals in Organic Deposits A Magnetic Study of the Carbonization and Graphitization of Some Representative Polymers Semiconduction in Pyro-Polymers Doped with Na, Ca, and Th Semiconductive Properties of Carbonized Coal Spectral Studies of Coal Absorption of Graphite in the Ultraviolet and Visible Spectrum Infrared Absorption at Two Microns and Coal-tar Pitch PropertiesPart II Surface Properties, Absorption and Reactivity Direct Titration of the Acidity of Carbon Blacks Hydride-transfer Reactions of Carbon Black The Role of the Surface Complex in the Carbon-Oxygen Reaction The Formation and Oxidation of High-area Carbon Films Oxidation Kinetics of Pyrolytic Graphite Catalysis of the Carbon-Carbon Dioxide Reaction by Iron Mode of Porosity Development in Activated Anthracite Steam Activation of Charcoal: A Systematic Study of Weight and Volume Losses Chemical Characteristics of Carbon Brush Wear DustPart III Irradiation Effects, Gas Permeability Observation of Lattice Defects in Fission Fragment-irradiated Graphite On the Mechanism of Radiation Damage in Graphite Effect of Heat Treatment on the High-temperature Thermal Properties of Baked Carbons and Irradiated Graphite Preliminary Results on Radiation Damage in Various Graphites Gas Permeability Studies on Some Artificial Graphites The Use of Graphite in High-temperature Nuclear Fuel Elements The Role of Pore Structure in the Oxidation of Graphite by Irradiated Carbon Dioxide The Development of Low Permeability Graphite for the Dragon Reactor Experiment Experiments on the Diffusion of Cesium and Barium Through Graphites of Low Helium PermeabilityPart IV Carbonization, Graphitization and Structure Studies of the Thermal Behavior of Some Polynuclear Aromatics Influence of Aromatic Nitro-compounds on the Condensation of Coal-tar Pitch Rate of Graphitization of Carbon Studies on the Deposition of Pyrolytic Carbons Some Effects of Annealing Pyrolytic Graphite The Microscopic Structure of Pyrographite Comparison of Properties of Carbon and Graphite Bodies Produced From Anthracite and Petroleum Coke Particle Shape Factors, Crystallite Orientation, and Grindability of Petroleum Cokes Development of Three-dimensional Crystallinity in Natural Graphitic Materials The Tetrahedral Structure in Evaporated Thin Films of Carbon Some Difficulties Encountered in the Application of X-ray Difiractometer Measurements to the Matrix Method of R. Diamond for the Determination of Crystallite Size Distributions in Turbostatic Carbons The Breit-Dirac Correction to Compton Scattering of CarbonPart V Mechanical and Thermal Properties, Imperfections Electron Microscopy of Imperfections in Graphite Crystals Extended Dislocations in the Anisotropic Elastic Continuum Approximation Internal Friction of Carbon Materials Creep and Recovery in Graphites at High Temperatures Compressibility of Carbon Black Further Studies of Young's Modulus of Carbons at Room Temperature Preliminary Studies of Young's Modulus of Carbons at High Temperature The Strength of Commercial Graphite Preparation of Special Graphite Grades for Jet Propulsion Laboratory High-temperature Studies Structural and High-temperature Tensile Properties of Special Pitch-Coke Graphites Mechanical Properties of Pyrolytic Graphite to 2800°C The Spectral Emissivity and Total Normal Emissivity of Commercial Graphites at Elevated Temperatures Thermal Conductivity of Carbon at High TemperatureAuthor index Subject Index Errata