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The Growth of Uranium Rods in Corrosive Atmospheres
A new growth process is described in which uranium specimens increase in length when they are held at an elevated temperature in air, nitrogen or carbon dioxide. The dependence of this growth on temperature, the pressure of the gas, the diameter of the rods and also on the presence of previously formed oxide layers was determined. Growth of copper wire specimens was also found to occur. A possible mechanism for the growth of uranium rods is postulated.
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