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[UNT students decorating cookies around table]

Photograph of three University of North Texas students gathered at a table to decorate cookies. One student is wearing plastic food handling gloves and is reaching for the Sour Punch Straws on the table. Other cups hold sprinkles and other candies.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Student decorated cookies]

Photograph of a student made cookie creation. On a plate are three cookies, two chocolate and one plain, that have been decorated using icing and candies. The cookies were arranged into a Mickey Mouse shape. A student is taking a photo of the cookies with their phone.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Jessica Philips decorating cookies]

Photograph of UNT Librarian Jessica Philips decorating a sheet of what appear to be sugar cookies. In her hands is a tube of a tan icing and beside her is a full water bottle and Cliff Bar. The cookies are for the annual Edible Books Festival held in Willis Library.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Edible Books Festival room]

Photograph of the room in which the Edible Books Festival was held in Willis Library. Seated at round tables are students decorating cookies and along the back wall are the tables where the UNT Libraries staff are working on their various pieces.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Emily Aparicio decorates pig]

Photograph of Emily Aparicio coloring a little pig that is in a sitting position. The figure is sitting on a pedestal before it is transferred to its finished Edible Book.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Creators with If You Give a Pig a Pancake piece]

Photograph of creation team (L-R) Jessica Phillips, Emily Aparicio and an unidentified member with their If You Give a Pig a Pancake piece. It was made for the annual Edible Books Festival held in Willis Library. The team made a platter that looks like maple syrup and put a little pig figurine on top of a stack of pancakes. The words "IF YOU GIVE A PIG A PANCAKE" are around the platter edge.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Mandy Rausch taking photo of Courtney E Jacobs]

Photograph of Mandy Rausch, UNT Libraries Outreach Coordinator, taking a photo of Courtney E. Jacobs holding up a figure she made for the Animal Farm piece. Behind them are other people working on the piece for the Edible Books Festival as well.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Candid of Courtney E. Jacobs]

Photograph of Special Collections Librarian Courtney E Jacobs at the annual Edible Books Festival in Willis Library. Jacobs is wearing an apron with cats and watermelon on it and appears to be pointing to something out of frame.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Student eats decorated cookie]

Photograph of a University of North Texas student seated in Willis Library. She is eating a decorated cookie during the annual Edible Books Festival, behind her are more students.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[UNT Libraries faculty create pieces for Edible Books Festival]

Photograph of the tables used for decorating and the UNT Library staff members who participated in the annual Edible Books Festival at Willis Library. All are still working to get their pieces together to display.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library

[Reading Rainbow Edible Book]

Photograph of a Reading Rainbow Edible Book that was made using cupcakes, cookies, Skittles, marshmallows and gummy bears. The cupcakes are arranged into a rainbow and its sitting on a green platter. On the cookies are the words "Reading Rainbow" and the 'o' is made with Skittles. The creation was made for the annual Edible Books Festival in Willis Library.
Date: April 10, 2017
Creator: Clark, Junebug
Object Type: Photograph
System: The UNT Digital Library
Energy Development: Selected, Annotated References, July 1969-1970 (open access)

Energy Development: Selected, Annotated References, July 1969-1970

This report provides an annotated bibliography of resources related to energy development which were published between July 1969 and 1970.
Date: August 10, 1970
Creator: Prihods, Cheryl
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Conscientious and Selective Conscientious Objection to War: A Bibliographic Survey (open access)

Conscientious and Selective Conscientious Objection to War: A Bibliographic Survey

This report address the conscientious objection to war.
Date: November 10, 1969
Creator: Buchan, Lois
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Diplomatic recognition with emphasis on U.S Policy. 1969 (open access)

Diplomatic recognition with emphasis on U.S Policy. 1969

This report consists of selected list of references.
Date: January 10, 1969
Creator: Browne, Marjorie Ann
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
LOADING AND ELUTION CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC ZEOLITES (open access)

LOADING AND ELUTION CHARACTERISTICS OF SOME NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC ZEOLITES

The cation exchange characteristics of several commercially available zeolites were evaluated, Equilibrium loading characteristics and exchange capacities were determined experimentally in the binary systems cesium-lithium, cesium-- sodium, cesium--potassium, cesium-Tubidium, cesium -- hydrogen, cesium-- ammonium, strontium-- magnesium, strontium-- calcium, strontium-- barium, and strontium-- hydrogen for several zeolites. Exchangeable cation fractions in the equilibrium solutions were varied from 0.2 to 0.00001, while the total normality of the system constituents was held constant. Results were plotted as equivalent fraction of the traced cation on the zeolite at equilibrium vs. the fraction of traced cation remaining in the equilibrium solution. If an influent composition is known, and falls in the system listed above, zeolite column loading may be read directly in univalent-univalent or divalent-divalent systems. However, in the strontium-sodium or strontium-- hydrogen systems, a k value must be used because squared terms appear in the equilibrium expression as follows: 2 Na- zeolite plus or minus Sr-solution in equilibrium 2 Nasolution + Sr-zeolite, or k = (Sr-zeolite)(Na-solution)/ (Na-zeolite)2(Sr-solution). The k for a given cation is a function of zeolite loading with that cation. Several column 50% loading capacities were determined to randomly test the validity of the above curves to predict column capacities, Several columns …
Date: August 10, 1962
Creator: Ames, L.L. Jr. & Knoll, K.C.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Quarterly Technical Report on Spert Project, January-March 1962 (open access)

Quarterly Technical Report on Spert Project, January-March 1962

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Date: August 10, 1962
Creator: Schroeder, F.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
RLPORINC: the RELAP4/MOD5 interface to ORINC (open access)

RLPORINC: the RELAP4/MOD5 interface to ORINC

The Oak Ridge Inverse code, ORINC, calculates the temperature distribution in an electric core pin from internal temperatures and the conditions in the surrounding environment. While the internal temperatures can be obtained from thermocouples in the Thermal Hydraulic Test Facility, the needed environmental conditions cannot be determined as directly from experimental data. However, this information can be determined from a modified version of the Reactor Linearized Analysis Program, RELAP. In particular, the IBM form of RELAP/MOD5 UPDATE2, as released by the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, was modified to save the proper information in a convenient format. This document describes this RELAP-to-ORINC interface version of RELAP4 which has been named RLPORINC.
Date: January 10, 1978
Creator: Cliff, S.B.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
System for producing a uniform rubble bed for in-situ processes (open access)

System for producing a uniform rubble bed for in-situ processes

A method and a cutter are disclosed for producing a large cavity filled with a uniform bed of rubblized oil shale or other material, for in-situ processing. A raise drill head has a hollow body with a generally circular base and sloping upper surface. A hollow shaft extends from the hollow body. Cutter teeth are mounted on the upper surface of the body and relatively small holes are formed in the body between the cutter teeth. Relatively large peripheral flutes around the body allow material to drop below the drill head. A pilot hole is drilled into the oil shale deposit. The pilot hole is reamed into a large diameter hole by means of a large diameter raise drill head or cutter to produce a cavity filled with rubble. A flushing fluid, such as air, is circulated through the pilot hole during the reaming operation to remove fines through the raise drill, thereby removing sufficient material to create sufficient void space, and allowing the larger particles to fill the cavity and provide a uniform bed of rubblized oil shale.
Date: April 10, 1981
Creator: Galloway, Terry R.
Object Type: Patent
System: The UNT Digital Library
Upgrade of the Proton West secondary beamline (open access)

Upgrade of the Proton West secondary beamline

As originally designed and operated, protons entering PW6 were steered by a series of EPB dipoles into a single interaction length beryllium target, some 43 feet from the enclosure wall. Ensuing secondary beams, either p{sup +}/{pi}{sup +} or p{sup -}/{pi}{sup -}, were collected by a string of quadrupoles following the target, steered westward, away from the Proton Center line, through PW6 and PW7, and ultimately focussed on experiment production targets located within the large PW8 hall. Around the Spring of 1988 it was decided to upgrade the existing Proton West secondary beamline to allow for transport of a primary proton beam, anticipated to be either 800 or 900 GeV/c, through PW8. This upgrade project, which is now nearing completion, was largely motivated by the then recent approval of E-771, a hadronic beauty production experiment located in PW8. E-771 represents the third in a series of experiments for the large-acceptance dimuon spectrometer presently located at the end of the Proton West beamline. This Technical Memo is a summary of the upgrade --- an explanation of the underlying strategy and a documentation of the final locations of the secondary beamline elements. 6 refs., 2 figs., 2 tabs.
Date: October 10, 1989
Creator: Spiegel, L.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Analytical model for the dynamic resistivity of electrically-exploded conductors (open access)

Analytical model for the dynamic resistivity of electrically-exploded conductors

A detailed model for the dynamic resistivity of an exploding conductor presents many difficulties. An electrically-exploded conductor undergoes significant hydrodynamic expansion as it is heated. Resistivity is a function of both the temperature and density of a conductor and realistic models for resistivity over the range of parameter space experienced by an exploding conductor are quite complex. See for example, the model of Lee and More (1984). Calculation of the hydrodynamic expansion of the conductor during and subsequent to the explosion is likewise dependent on detailed knowledge of the equation of state for the conductor in a range where few experimental data exist. A further complication is the strong magnetic field which couples the hydrodynamic expansion to the currents flowing in the expanding material. In spite of the difficulties, progress is being made on detailed modeling of fuses and exploding conductors (Lidemuth and co-workers, 1985). A simpler approach has proved to be quite useful for modeling the electrical behavior of exploding bridgewire and slapper detonators and for modeling the explosionss of large conductors exploded with large capacitor banks. In the work described here, a simple, empirical model was developed which can be expressed as a closed-form algebraic expression involving four …
Date: October 10, 1986
Creator: Lee, R. S.
Object Type: Article
System: The UNT Digital Library
TWO AUXILIARY CODES FOR USE WITH RENUPAK (open access)

TWO AUXILIARY CODES FOR USE WITH RENUPAK

Two IBM-7090 codes were written to aid the user of the neutron moments method code RENUPAK. One code computes and punches response function input cards for RENUPAK or NIOBE (another neutron transport code). The second code reads RENUPAK flux tapes and prints out a compact edit including dose rate as a function of distance. (auth)
Date: August 10, 1962
Creator: Trubey, D.K.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
NEUTRON THERMALIZATION MEASUREMENTS USING AN ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATOR (open access)

NEUTRON THERMALIZATION MEASUREMENTS USING AN ELECTRON LINEAR ACCELERATOR

Discussions are presented concerning integral experiments primarily on water and graphite systems. A description of experimental facilities is included along with details of die-away experiments, infinite-medium spectrum measurements, spatially dependent spectrum measurements, spectrum measurements for graphite systems, and development of a subcritical assembly program. (J.R.D.)
Date: April 10, 1962
Creator: Beyster, J R
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Heavy recycle solvent studies in two-stage coal liquefaction. Final technical report, September 1, 1982-December 30, 1983 (open access)

Heavy recycle solvent studies in two-stage coal liquefaction. Final technical report, September 1, 1982-December 30, 1983

The objective of this program has been to study the chemistry of the components with high boiling points in a direct coal liquefaction recycle solvent and to identify those components which lead to higher overall yields and improved product stability in the initial coal dissolution step of direct coal liquefaction processes. The major conclusions are: -454 C recycle solvent is primarily aromatic hydrocarbons (73%) and contains almost no asphaltenes; +454 C recycle solvent is primarily asphaltenes and aromatic hydrocarbons; recycle solvent also contains aliphatic hydrocarbons, N-containing aromatics and O-containing aromatics; heteroatoms in coal derived materials seem to be grouped by type, i.e. acidic O and basic N and sulfur occur together; under helium a small net amount of hydrogen and more CO and CO/sub 2/ are produced than under hydrogen; under hydrogen the amounts of H/sub 2/S and hydrocarbon gases are increased and a small amount of hydrogen gas is usually consumed; overall coal conversions to THF solubles are improved by adding more -454 C solvent but decreased by adding +454 C solvent; for added fractions of -454 C solvent the pecent conversion to THF solubles increases in the order aromatic hydrocarbons (+7.2) > aliphatic hydrocarbons (+0.8) > no added …
Date: January 10, 1984
Creator: Longanbach, J. R.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library
Dosimetry measurements external to a 10 kiloliter liquid-air vessel containing a D-T neutron source. [14 MeV neutrons] (open access)

Dosimetry measurements external to a 10 kiloliter liquid-air vessel containing a D-T neutron source. [14 MeV neutrons]

To determine the radiation attenuation characteristics of liquid air (109 g/cm/sup 2/ thick) for 14 MeV neutrons from a central D-T source in a 10 kL vessel, radiation dose measurements were made using a large tissue-equivalent ion chamber external to the vessel. The shielding characteristics of steel spherical shells were also investigated. Experimental results were analyzed and compared with TARTNP Monte Carlo code calculations. Degradation of the ion chamber's response to high-energy neutrons was established and incorporated into the analysis. The dose attenuation factor for the unshielded detector was measured to be 0.073, compared with the calculated value of 0.081. The shielded detector signals were reduced only modestly; with a 10-cm-thick shell, the signal from the filled vessel dropped twofold.
Date: October 10, 1977
Creator: Tripler, D. J.; Goldberg, E. & Farley, W. E.
Object Type: Report
System: The UNT Digital Library