Samuel Collins

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Samuel Collins is affiliated with the following schools: Princeton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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According to Wikipedia, Samuel Cornette Collins was an American chemist, physicist, and engineer. Collins graduated from Sumner County High School in 1916. He obtained his PhD in chemistry from the University of North Carolina in 1927. He taught at Carson-Newman College, the University of Tennessee, Tennessee State Teachers College, and the University of North Carolina, and joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a research associate in the chemistry department in 1930. After World War II, he returned to MIT, joining the department of mechanical engineering. He was appointed professor in 1949 and retired in 1964. He was named professor emeritus, serving in this post until 1983.

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Samuel Collins 's Published Works

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Expansion Machines for Low Temperature Processes (1959) (35)
Hydraulically Operated Two-Phase Helium Expansion Engine (1971) (29)
Fracture and Yield Stress of 1020 Steel at Low Temperatures (1951) (28)
PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE TRANSPLANTATION OF SUPERCOOLED HEARTS (1960) (14)
The transplantation of dehydrated and supercooled hearts. (1960) (13)
The Heat Capacity and Pressure Variation of the Enthalpy for Steam from 38° to 125° C Part V. Steam Research Program (1938) (12)
Experimental studies in cryobiology. (1961) (12)
An Experimental Study of Heat Interchangers (1940) (10)
Closed‐Cycle Refrigeration at 1.85°K (1967) (10)
Cyclic Adiabatic Demagnetization (1953) (10)
HELIUM REFRIGERATOR AND LIQUEFIER (1966) (10)
Note on the Year's Progress in the Precise Measurement of the Effects of Intermolecular Potential in Gases. (1939) (8)
COLD PRESERVATION OF LIVER FOR HOMOTRANSPLANTATION. (1964) (7)
The Pressure Variation of the Heat Function as a Direct Measure of the van der Waals Forces. (1932) (6)
Lithium Chloride and Ammonia Complexes (5)
The Illumination of Mercury Menisci (1936) (3)
Stirring Mechanism for Precision Thermostats (1936) (3)
Hydrogen-Helium Liquefier (1960) (3)
New Approach to the Measurement of the Specific Heat of Gases (1955) (1)
Survival of normal human tissues frozen to -272.2 C degrees. (1958) (1)
Helium liquefier. (1952) (1)
Helium Liquefiers and Carriers (1956) (1)
A New Thermoregulator (1)
Low Temperature and Some of Its Effects Upon the Behavior of Matter. (1948) (1)
Competitive inhibition of gastric iodide secretion by thiocyanate. (1951) (1)
New refrigeration cycle for the production of liquid nitrogen (1961) (0)
MEANS FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING VERY LOW TEMPERATURES (1958) (0)
What to look for in heat pipes, gas-to-gas heat exchangers (1992) (0)
Microvolt Potentiometer Circuit (1939) (0)
Preliminary studies on the transplantation of supercooled hearts. (1960) (0)
A new pumpoxygenator. (1960) (0)
Design and Performance Data on a Laboratory Size Liquid Nitrogen Plant (1960) (0)
Kältephysik I / Low Temperature Physics I (1956) (0)
Studies on the pressure tolerance of rats in extreme hypothermia. (1960) (0)
Heat of Vaporization of a Pure Substance from the Measurement of the Temperature at Two Points and the Vertical Distance between Them (1935) (0)

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