P. J. Herley

State University of New York — United States

Materials Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Thermal and Kinetic Analysis(24), Energetic Materials and Combustion(21), Catalytic Processes in Materials Science(12), Nuclear Materials and Properties(10), Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques(10)

Publications82 total

Hillock formation on copper at room temperature by cleaning in ammonia vapor
Applied Physics Letters·2001· 5 cited
Studies of copper hydride. Part 1.—Synthesis and solid-state stability
Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions·1995· 42 cited
Studies of copper hydride. Part 2.—Transmission electron microscopy
Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions·1995· 13 cited
The effects of fast neutron, gamma-ray and combined radiations on the thermal decomposition of ammonium perchlorate powder-aluminum particle mixtures
Journal of thermal analysis·1994· 1 cited
Some Insights Into the Process of E-beam Generation of Metal Nanoparticles From Binary Metal Hydride and Azide Precursors
MRS Proceedings·1994
Nanoparticle generation by electron beam induced atomization of binary metal azides
Nanostructured Materials·1993· 8 cited
The generation of nanoscale metal particles from metal azides: A high resolution electron microscopic study
Zeitschrift für Physik D Atoms Molecules and Clusters·1993· 17 cited
ChemInform Abstract: Electron Microscopic Study of Ultra‐Fine Particles of Silver Resulting from the Electron‐Beam‐Induced Decomposition of Silver Azide.
ChemInform·1993
Electron microscopic study of fine particles of beryllium
Journal of Materials Science·1993· 3 cited
The Electron-Beam Sensitivity of Binary Metal Azides
MRS Proceedings·1992· 4 cited
Aspects of the synthesis of copper hydride and supported copper hydride
Catalysis Letters·1992· 19 cited
Electron microscopic study of ultra-fine particles of silver resulting from the electron-beam-induced decomposition of silver azide
Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions·1992· 8 cited
The Syntheses of Nanoscale Metal Particles Produced by the Beam Induced Decomposition of Metal Hydrides and Azides in A Transmission Electron Microscope
MRS Proceedings·1991· 3 cited
Electron beam decomposition of copper hydride and the generation of ultra-fine particles of copper
Journal of Materials Science Letters·1989· 9 cited
Ultra-fine particles of aluminium formed by electron-beam-induced decomposition of aluminium hydride
Materials Letters·1989· 4 cited
Metal Hydrides as Precursors for the Generation of Supported Metal Particles and Alkali Metal Whiskers*
Zeitschrift für Physikalische Chemie·1989· 8 cited
Replication micrography of ammonium perchlorate surfaces during their initial stages of thermal decomposition
Reactivity of Solids·1988· 8 cited
ChemInform Abstract: Role of Additives in the Thermal Decomposition of Ammonium Perchlorate and Evidence Supporting the Identification of Nitryl Perchlorate as the Essential Reaction Intermediate.
ChemInform·1988
Role of additives in the thermal decomposition of ammonium perchlorate and evidence supporting the identification of nitryl perchlorate as the essential reaction intermediate
Thermochimica Acta·1988· 14 cited
Thermal decomposition of γ-irradiated silver malonate
Journal of the Chemical Society Faraday Transactions 1 Physical Chemistry in Condensed Phases·1988· 29 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

William Jones(15), P. W. Levy(9), E. G. Prout(7), O. Christofferson(4), Nuala P. Fitzsimons(3), Andrew K. Galwey(3), T. G. Sparrow(3), Brian Williams(3), P. W. M. Jacobs(2), R.H. Irwin(2), D.J. Devlin(2), Darren Schaeffer(2), J. W. Lauher(1), D. Dougherty(1), Koichi Funabashi(1), Milton Bueton(1), J.A. Todd(1), M.A. Mohamed(1), B. Vigeholm(1), Daniel B. Dougherty(1)