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Infrared Database for Process Support Materials

NASA/TM-2003-212503, Bennett, K.E. and Burns, H.D. and Boothe, R.E., Infrared Database for Process Support Materials, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center , Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC 20546-0001, June 2003, pp. 20, Format(s): PDF 1146k

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In order to help identify contamination found on bonding surfaces, optical surfaces, or other items, the Materials Contamination Team of the Materials, Processes, and Manufacturing Department at Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) has initiated the development of an infrared database containing MSFC process materials and residues. Process materials analyzed to date using infrared spectroscopy for transferable and extractable contamination have included gloves, wiper cloths, solvents, bagging materials, etc. Significant findings included silicone contamination on several gloves and observations of extractables from the majority of materials tested.
Keywords:infrared spectroscopy, contamination, process support materials
Subjects:Chemistry and Materials: Chemistry and Materials (General)
ID Code:633
Deposited On:15 September 2003