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Collisions at sea--United States--Prevention 4 records
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Collisions at sea--Yellow Sea 1 record
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We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Collisions (Nuclear physics).
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Collisions (Nuclear physics) About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 313 records
Broader terms (in subject list):
  1. Collisions (Physics) (12 records)
  2. Particles (Nuclear physics) (1794 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Atom-atom collisions (2 records)
  2. Atom-molecule collisions (4 records)
  3. Channeling (Physics) (13 records)
  4. Charge exchange (39 records)
  5. Charge transfer (34 records)
  6. Coherence (Nuclear physics) (15 records)
  7. Collision integrals (7 records)
  8. Collision spectroscopy (6 records)
  9. Collisional excitation (8 records)
  10. Compton effect (14 records)
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  1. Cross sections (Nuclear physics) (203 records)
  2. Deep inelastic collisions (7 records)
  3. Electron-atom collisions (11 records)
  4. Electron-ion collisions (7 records)
  5. Electron-molecule collisions (12 records)
  6. Hadrons--Multiplicity (2 records)
  7. Heavy ion collisions (50 records)
  8. Inelastic cross sections (10 records)
  9. Ion bombardment (124 records)
  10. Ion-atom collisions (15 records)
  11. Ion-ion collisions (2 records)
  12. Ion-molecule collisions (9 records)
  13. Lepton-nucleon scattering (3 records)
  14. Neutron cross sections (153 records)
  15. Neutrons--Multiplicity (6 records)
  16. Nuclear reactions (603 records)
  17. Particle beams, Colliding (4 records)
  18. Particles (Nuclear physics)--Multiplicity (7 records)
  19. Photon-photon interactions (5 records)
  20. Scattering (Physics) (372 records)
  21. Secondary electron emission (13 records)
  22. Secondary ion emission (1 record)
  23. Spin exchange (3 records)
  24. Sputtering (Physics) (34 records)
  25. Stopping power (Nuclear physics) (27 records)
313 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Bibliography 2 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Bibliography--Periodicals 1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Computer programs 2 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Computer simulation 3 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Congresses About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 132 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Data processing 4 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Databases 1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Experiments 2 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Indexes 4 records
4 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Mathematical models 15 records
15 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Mathematics--Congresses 1 record
1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Periodicals 1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Research 2 records
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Scientific applications 1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Tables 1 record
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Collisions (Nuclear physics)--Testing 1 record
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Collisions (Physics) About this subject - Opens in new windowopen_in_new 12 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Kinetic theory of matter (48 records)
Narrower terms (in subject list):
  1. Bimolecular collisions (2 records)
  2. Collisions (Nuclear physics) (313 records)
  3. Impact (163 records)
  4. Molecule-molecule collisions (5 records)
  5. Plasma-wall interactions (0 records)
12 records

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