Shock wave apparatus for studying minerals at high pressure and impact phenomena on planetary surfaces

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Apr 1982

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AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 78, pp. 631-633 (1982).

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High-Pressure Apparatus, Shock Tubes, Diamond Anvil Cells

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Shock wave and experimental impact phenomena research on geological and planetary materials is being carried out using two propellant (18 and 40 mm) guns (up to 2.5 km/sec) and a two-stage light gas gun (up to 7 km/sec). Equation of state measurements on samples initially at room temperture and at low and high temperatures are being conducted using the 40 mm propellant apparatus in conjunction with Helmholtz coils, and radiative detectors and, in the case of the light gas gun, with streak cameras. The 18 mm propellant gun is used for recovery experiments on minerals, impact on cryogenic targets, and radiative post-shock temperature measurements.

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