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    Dielectric studies of tetraaryl and triaryl polycarbonates and comparisons with bisphenol A-polycarbonate

    Dielectric studies of tetraaryl and triaryl polycarbonates and comparisons with bisphenol A-polycarbonate by Fontanella, J. J., Boyles, D. A., Filipova, T. S., Awwad, S., Edmondson, C. A., Bendler, J. T., Wintersgill, M. C., Lomax, J. F., Schroeder, M. J.

    “…The relative permittivity, loss, and breakdown strength are reported for a commercial sample of bisphenol A‐polycarbonate (comm‐BPA‐PC) and a purified sample…”
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    Effect of pressure on the water relaxation in glassy polyetherimide

    Effect of pressure on the water relaxation in glassy polyetherimide by Fontanella, J.J., Bendler, J.T., Schuele, D.E., Edmondson, C.A., Lomax, J.F.

    Published in Journal of non-crystalline solids (01-12-2007)
    “…A dielectric study of the water peak in glassy polyetherimide is reported. The peak is found to shift to higher frequency with increasing intensity (associated…”
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    Disorder in β-aluminas : dielectric relaxation and x-ray absorption

    Disorder in β-aluminas : dielectric relaxation and x-ray absorption by DENBOER, M. L, PAK, Y. S, ADAMIC, J. K, GREENBAUM, S. G, WINTERSGILL, M. C, LOMAX, J. F, FONTANELLA, J. J, DUNN, B, FARRINGTON, G. C

    Published in Physical review. B, Condensed matter (15-03-1992)
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    Processable, oriented, electrically conductive hybrid molecular/macromolecular materials

    Processable, oriented, electrically conductive hybrid molecular/macromolecular materials by Inabe, Tamotsu, Lomax, Joseph F, Marks, Tobin J, Lyding, Joseph W, Kannewurf, Carl R, Wynne, Kenneth J

    Published in Macromolecules (01-03-1984)
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    Nido-carborane building-block reagents. I: Polycyclic arene RR'C2B4H6 derivatives: synthesis via indenyl and fluorenyl alkynes and metal-promoted oxidative fusion

    Nido-carborane building-block reagents. I: Polycyclic arene RR'C2B4H6 derivatives: synthesis via indenyl and fluorenyl alkynes and metal-promoted oxidative fusion by FESSLER, M. E, SPENCER, J. T, LOMAX, J. F, GRIMES, R. N

    Published in Inorganic chemistry (1988)
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    Kinetic Classroom: Acid-Base and Redox Demonstrations with Student Movement

    Kinetic Classroom: Acid-Base and Redox Demonstrations with Student Movement by Lomax, Joseph F

    Published in Journal of chemical education (01-05-1994)
    “…Illustrating Bronsted-Lowry acids / bases and redox reactions by involving student movement and interaction…”
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    Conducting midshipmen—A classroom activity modeling extended bonding in solids

    Conducting midshipmen—A classroom activity modeling extended bonding in solids by Lomax, Joseph F

    Published in Journal of chemical education (01-10-1992)
    “…Using the electron-hopping model (analogous to people sitting in chairs) to explain electron movement and conductivity in insulators, semiconductors, and…”
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    Nido-Carborane building-block reagents. 1. Polycyclic arene RR'C2B4H6 derivatives: synthesis via indenyl and fluorenyl alkynes and metal-promoted oxidative fusion

    Nido-Carborane building-block reagents. 1. Polycyclic arene RR'C2B4H6 derivatives: synthesis via indenyl and fluorenyl alkynes and metal-promoted oxidative fusion by Fessler, Mark E, Spencer, James T, Lomax, Joseph F, Grimes, Russell N

    Published in Inorganic chemistry (01-09-1988)
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