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Francis F. Lucas
Observed name:
F. F. Lucas
Observed institutions:
AT&T (United States),
Flower Hospital
OpenAlex ID:
A5020237467
A study of living sperm cells of certain grasshoppers by means of the ultraviolet microscope
1931
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Francis F. Lucas
, Mary B. Stark
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Journal of Morphology
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29
The Architecture of Living Cells—recent Advances in Methods of Biological Research—optical Sectioning With the Ultra-violet Microscope
1930
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Francis F. Lucas
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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24
Ultraviolet Microscopy of Hevea Rubber Latex
1938
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Francis F. Lucas
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
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14
Late developments in microscopy
1934
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Francis F. Lucas
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Journal of the Franklin Institute
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13
Motion Picture Study of Balata and Hevea Latices
1942
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Francis F. Lucas
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
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6
Photomicrographic Evidence of the Crystal Structure of Pure Cerium
1924
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Earle E. Schumacher
, Francis F. Lucas
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Journal of the American Chemical Society
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6
Structure and Nature of Troostite1
1930
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Francis F. Lucas
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Bell System Technical Journal
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2
High-power metallography—some recent developments in photomicrography and metallurgical research
1926
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Francis F. Lucas
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Journal of the Franklin Institute
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1
Motion Picture Study of Balata and Hevea Latices. With Observations on Buna-S and Neoprene Latices
1943
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Francis F. Lucas
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Rubber Chemistry and Technology
Ultraviolet Microscopy of Hevea Rubber Latex
1938
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Francis F. Lucas
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Rubber Chemistry and Technology
The World's Most Powerful Microscope
1931
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F. F. Lucas
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Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Photomicrography and Its Application to Mechanical Engineering
1927
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Francis F. Lucas
Xxiii. Some Recent Developments in Metallurgical Research—new Facts Developed by High‐power Metallography
1925
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Francis F. Lucas
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
Photomicrography and Technical Microscopy in Its Application to Telephone Apparatus
1924
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Francis F. Lucas
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Bell System Technical Journal
Looking through the Phonograph Record
1920
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Francis F. Lucas
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Scientific American
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Works count:
15
Citation count:
95
H-index:
6
I10-index:
4
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