Bernard Lewis - Concepedia

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Bernard Lewis

Carnegie Institution for Science

Also Known As

B M Lewis, B. Lewis, BERNARD LEWIS, Bernard Lewis, Bernard. Lewis, Lewis, B.

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2.5K

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Carnegie Institution for Science United States Department of the Interior

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Bernard Lewis is an author at Carnegie Institution for Science specializing in engineering, chemical kinetics, and combustion science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	20	30	1.8K
2	Natural Sciences	10	10	256
3	Applied Physics	3	3	263
4	Arts	1	1	222
5	Biochemistry	1	1	11

Bernard Lewis

Publications

1.8K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Stability and Structure of Burner Flames Bernard Lewis, Guenther von Elbe The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringBurner FlamesFluid MechanicsMechanical EngineeringGas Velocity	1943	284
Third symposium on combustion, flame, and explosion phenomena Bernard Lewis, H. C. Hottel, A. J. Nerad Journal of Chemical Education EngineeringCombustion TheoryDatabasesMedia StandardsAltmetric Attention Score	1950	222
Determination of the Speed of Flames and the Temperature Distribution in a Spherical Bomb from Time-Pressure Explosion Records Bernard Lewis, Guenther von Elbe The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringDetonation PhenomenonSpherical BombAerospace EngineeringMass Movement	1934	129
<i>Physical Measurements in Gas Dynamics and Combustion</i> R. Ladenburg, Bernard Lewis, Robert N. Pease, Physics Today EngineeringPhysicsPhysical MeasurementsCombustion ScienceGas Dynamic	1955	120
On the Theory of Flame Propagation Bernard Lewis, Guenther von Elbe The Journal of Chemical Physics Laminar FlameEngineeringPhysicsFire SafetyCombustion Science	1934	120
Nonisotropic Propagation of Combustion Waves in Explosive Gas Mixtures and the Development of Cellular Flames J. E. Manton, Guenther von Elbe, Bernard Lewis The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringNonisotropic PropagationCombustion TheoryPremixed Turbulent FlameLaminar Flame	1952	107
Ignition of Explosive Gas Mixtures by Electric Sparks. I. Minimum Ignition Energies and Quenching Distances of Mixtures of Methane, Oxygen, and Inert Gases Maximilien Blanc, Prue Guest, Guenther von Elbe, The Journal of Chemical Physics Electrical EngineeringEngineeringDetonation PhenomenonInert GasesExplosive Compaction	1947	84
Mechanism of the Thermal Reaction Between Hydrogen and Oxygen Guenther von Elbe, Bernard Lewis The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringOxidation ResistanceChemistryExplosive EngineeringExplosions	1942	72
Anomalous Pressures and Vibrations in Gas Explosions. Determination of the Dissociation Energy 2H2O⇌2OH+H2 Bernard Lewis, Guenther von Elbe The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringChemistryDetonation PhysicsExplosionsGas Dynamic	1935	72
Burning velocities, quenching, and stability data on nonturbulent flames of methane and propane with oxygen and nitrogen Margaret E. Harris, J. Grumer, Guenther von Elbe, Symposium on Combustion and Flame and Explosion Phenomena EngineeringCombustion ScienceStability DataCombustion EngineeringNonturbulent Flames	1948	55

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