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W B Holzapfel

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The Review of Scientific Instruments|August 1, 1978
High-pressure-low-temperature x-ray power diffractometerK Syassen, W B Holzapfel
The Journal of Chemical Physics|April 18, 2024
Thermophysical properties of H2O and D2O ice Ih with contributions from proton disorder, quenching, relaxation, and extended defects: A model case for solids with quenching and relaxationW B Holzapfel, S Klotz
The Review of Scientific Instruments|March 1, 1979
High pressure cell for Raman scattering at low temperaturesH J Jodl, W B Holzapfel
The Review of Scientific Instruments|June 1, 1978
Adaption of a diamond anvil cell to an automatic four-circle diffractometer for x-ray diffractionW Denner, W Dieterich, H Schulz, et al.
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The Review of Scientific Instruments|August 1, 1978
High-pressure-low-temperature x-ray power diffractometerK Syassen, W B Holzapfel
The Journal of Chemical Physics|April 18, 2024
Thermophysical properties of H2O and D2O ice Ih with contributions from proton disorder, quenching, relaxation, and extended defects: A model case for solids with quenching and relaxationW B Holzapfel, S Klotz
The Review of Scientific Instruments|March 1, 1979
High pressure cell for Raman scattering at low temperaturesH J Jodl, W B Holzapfel
The Review of Scientific Instruments|June 1, 1978
Adaption of a diamond anvil cell to an automatic four-circle diffractometer for x-ray diffractionW Denner, W Dieterich, H Schulz, et al.
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