W. A. Weyl - Concepedia

Author

W. A. Weyl

Solid State Ceramics (United States)

Also Known As

W. A. WEYL, W. A. Weyl, W. Weyl, W.A Weyl, W.A. Weyl, Wilfried Weyl

Publications

738

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Solid State Ceramics (United States)

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W. A. Weyl is an author at Solid State Ceramics (United States) specializing in engineering, chemistry, and materials science.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	13	17	599
2	Applied Physics	5	5	115
3	Arts	2	2	111
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	47
5	Biostatistics	2	2	124

W. A. Weyl

Publications

599

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Surface structure of water and some of its physical and chemical manifestations W. A. Weyl Journal of Colloid Science Surface StructureEngineeringStructural MorphologyInterfacial PhenomenonSurface Science	1951	174
Photochemistry of Rutile W. A. Weyl, Tormod Førland Industrial & Engineering Chemistry EngineeringMedia StandardsAltmetric Attention ScoreBibliometricsChemistry	1950	94
The Fluorescence of Manganese in Glasses and Crystals S. H. Linwood, W. A. Weyl Journal of the Optical Society of America Optical MaterialsEngineeringCrystal MaterialOptical PropertiesReddit Share	1942	79
Light Absorption as a Result of an Interaction of Two States of Valency of the Same Element. W. A. Weyl The Journal of Physical Chemistry EngineeringDatabasesAltmetric Attention ScoreAbsorption SpectroscopyBibliometrics	1951	30
SURFACE STRUCTURE AND SURFACE PROPERTIES OF CRYSTALS AND GLASSES* W. A. Weyl Journal of the American Ceramic Society Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringGlass-ceramicDielectric ConstantEngineering	1949	26
INFLUENCE OF MINOR ADDITIONS ON COLOR AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF RUTILE* Gordon Johnson, W. A. Weyl Journal of the American Ceramic Society Materials ScienceMaterials EngineeringCrystalline CeramicsEngineeringCeramics	1949	25
On the Fluorescence of Atomic Silver in Glasses and Crystals W. A. Weyl, James H. Schulman, R. J. Ginther, Journal of The Electrochemical Society Materials ScienceFluorescence CentersMetal AtomsOptical MaterialsEngineering	1949	22
Formation of a Sulfate Glass W. A. Weyl Journal of the American Ceramic Society Materials EngineeringMaterials ScienceInorganic ChemistryGlass-ceramicEngineering	1950	22
VANADIUM AS A GLASS COLORANT* W. A. Weyl, A. G. Pincus, A. E. Badger Journal of the American Ceramic Society Materials ScienceInorganic ChemistryEngineeringBstract VanadiumTrivalent Vanadium	1939	21
Wettability, a Function of the Polarizability of the Surface Ions L. R. Sonders, Dorothy P. Enright, W. A. Weyl Journal of Applied Physics EngineeringWettingPb2+ ClaysChemistryMineral Processing	1950	17

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