Robert J. Hanrahan - Concepedia

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Robert J. Hanrahan

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HANRAHAN, R. J., Hanrahan, R., Hanrahan, R.J. Jr.; Butt, D.P.; Thoma, D.J.; Taylor, T.N.; Maggiore, C.J., Hanrahan,, R. J., J. C. Cooley, R HANRAHAN, R J Hanrahan, R. J. HANRAHAN, R. J. Hanrahan, R.J Hanrahan

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Los Alamos National Laboratory University of Florida Université de Bourgogne Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Laboratoire de Réactivité et Chimie des Solides

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Robert J. Hanrahan is an author at Los Alamos National Laboratory specializing in engineering, materials science, and chemistry.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	16	28	794
2	Applied Physics	7	7	254
3	Natural Sciences	5	5	135
4	Health Sciences	2	2	29
5	Biochemistry	2	2	21

Robert J. Hanrahan

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	Year	Citations
Literature review of thermal and radiation performance parameters for high-temperature, uranium dioxide fueled cermet materials Carol Haertling, Robert J. Hanrahan Journal of Nuclear Materials Materials EngineeringMaterials ScienceNuclear CeramicEngineeringLiterature Review	2007	80
Characterization of carbonated serpentine using XPS and TEM R. Schulze, Mary Ann Hill, Robert D. Field, Energy Conversion and Management Materials ScienceCarbonizationEngineeringMineral-fluid InteractionCarbonated Serpentine	2004	79
O- transfer reactions of the carbonate radical anion J. Lilie, Robert J. Hanrahan, A. Henglein Radiation Physics and Chemistry (1977) EngineeringRadical (Chemistry)Reactivity (Chemistry)CatalysisChemistry	1978	57
Measurement of thermal electron dissociative attachment rate constants for halogen gases using a flowing afterglow technique G. D. Sides, T. O. Tiernan, Robert J. Hanrahan The Journal of Chemical Physics EngineeringGlow DischargeAfterglow TechniqueChemistryChemical Engineering	1976	54
Microtextural investigation of hydrided α-uranium J. F. Bingert, Robert J. Hanrahan, Robert D. Field, Journal of Alloys and Compounds Materials ScienceEngineeringMicrotextural InvestigationRadioanalytical ChemistryNuclear Materials	2003	52
Some optical properties of intrinsic and doped UO2 thin films T. T. Meek, B. von Roedern, Paul G. Clem, Materials Letters Materials ScienceIi-vi SemiconductorOptical MaterialsEngineeringOptical Properties	2005	50
Effect of wavelength in the gas-phase photolysis of carbon tetrachloride at 253.7, 184.9, 147.0, and 106.7 nm Douglas D. Davis, John Schmidt, Charles M. Neeley, The Journal of Physical Chemistry Chemical EngineeringChemical MeasurementEngineeringChemical AnalysisPhotochemistry	1975	48
Burn and bury option for plutonium Kurt E. Sickafus, Robert J. Hanrahan, K.J. McClellan, American Ceramic Society bulletin U.s. DoeFissile PlutoniumChemical EngineeringNuclear CeramicNuclear Waste Management	1999	34
An examination of the initial oxidation of a uranium-base alloy (U–14.1 at.% Nb) by O2 and D2O using surface-sensitive techniques William L. Manner, Jane A Lloyd, Robert J. Hanrahan, Applied Surface Science Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringChemical EngineeringEngineeringSurface Chemistry	1999	32
Stability of the Perovskite Compounds in the Ce‐Ga‐O and Pu‐Ga‐O Systems Marius Stan, Tad J. Armstrong, Darryl P. Butt, Journal of the American Ceramic Society EngineeringSolid-state ChemistryHalide PerovskitesChemistryInorganic Material	2002	32

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