Robert H. Wentorf Jr.

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Chemistry

#4846

World Rank

#5940

Historical Rank

#926

USA Rank

Chemical Engineering

#648

World Rank

#668

Historical Rank

#106

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Robert H. Wentorf Jr. was a staff scientist at General Electric Corporate Research and Development Laboratory in Schenectady, N.Y. and a professor of chemical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y.

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Robert H. Wentorf Jr.'s Published Works

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Published Works

Cubic Form of Boron Nitride (1957) (538)
Direct Transformation of Hexagonal Boron Nitride to Denser Forms (1963) (446)
Sintered Superhard Materials (1980) (303)
Two New Forms of Silicon (1963) (295)
Synthesis of the Cubic Form of Boron Nitride (1961) (259)
Diamond‐Graphite Equilibrium Line from Growth and Graphitization of Diamond (1961) (258)
Diamond growth rates (1971) (178)
Preparation of Semiconducting Cubic Boron Nitride (1962) (162)
Modern very high pressure techniques (1962) (161)
Lennard‐Jones and Devonshire Equation of State of Compressed Gases and Liquids (1950) (152)
Advances in high pressure research (1966) (129)
The Behavior of Some Carbonaceous Materials at Very High Pressures and High Temperatures (1965) (121)
The Free Volume for Rigid Sphere Molecules (1951) (89)
Boron: Another Form (1965) (79)
Preparation of Semiconducting Diamonds (1962) (62)
Thermochemical Hydrogen Generation (1974) (58)
Chapter 9 – High Pressure Phenomena (1971) (53)
The growth of large diamond crystals (2004) (48)
Film Growth Kinetics of Chemical Vapor Deposition of Copper from Cu ( HFA ) 2 (1993) (46)
CVD of copper using copper(I) and copper(II) β-diketonates (1995) (44)
Low Pressure Chemically Vapor Deposited Copper Films for Advanced Device Metallization (1993) (39)
Isotherms in the Critical Regions of Carbon Dioxide and Sulfur Hexafluoride (1956) (34)
On the Origin of Natural Diamonds. (1961) (31)
Selective deposition of copper by chemical vapor deposition using Cu(HFA)2 (1994) (25)
Condensed Systems at High Pressures (1959) (23)
Growth of large, high‐quality diamond crystals at General Electric (1991) (22)
Hexagonal (wurtzite) silicon. (1977) (20)
Nucleation of copper on TiW and TiN during chemical vapor deposition (1993) (19)
New high pressure modifications of BPO4 and BAsO4 (1959) (16)
Note on the Scratching of Diamond (1959) (15)
Olivine-Spinel Transformation (1959) (13)
Errors in diamond synthesis (1993) (12)
Solutions of carbon at high pressure (1966) (11)
The formation of Gore Mountain [New York] garnet and hornblende at high temperature and pressure (1956) (10)
SEMICONDUCTING DIAMONDS BY ION BOMBARDMENT (1965) (10)
Modern very-high-pressure research (1967) (8)
Thermochemical hydrogen generation: heat requirements and costs. (1975) (7)
Thermal chemical vapor deposition of copper from hexafluoroacetylacetonate Cu(I) vinyltrimethylsilane: kinetic studies (1998) (6)
Characteristics of Polycrystalline Copper Films Made by CVD from Cu(HFA) 2 (1992) (6)
High-Pressure Synthesis (Chemistry) (2003) (6)
Closed loop chemical systems for energy transmission, conversion and storage (1974) (5)
Cubic Boron Nitride Synthesis and Applications (1992) (3)
Anomalous Water: Attempts at High-Pressure Synthesis (1970) (3)
Method for the production of diamond and apparatus for improvement of food udovelse (1976) (0)
Closed-cycle thermochemical production of hydrogen and oxygen. [CuCl/sub 2/] (1974) (0)
Response : Thermochemical Hydrogen Generation: Heat Requirements and Costs (1975) (0)
Preparation method of cubic boron nitride (1973) (0)
A process for producing a grinding or Schneidkoerpers (1961) (0)
Refractory Boron Compounds (2000) (0)

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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute