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1. This General Index supplements the Combined Indices of the Manhattan District History, in Appendix C of this Volumei C(l) Index of Names of Persons; C(2) Index of Names of Agencies, Industrial Organizations, Universities, etc,

2, The items included in this Index are confined for the most part to general Bubjects end general headings only* for more detailed items, reference should be made to the indices which are included in the separate Books and Volumes of the History,

S. In most oases, the reference to a subject shows* first, the Book number (in Roman numerals)j then the Volume number (in Arabic numerals) and, finally, one or more Page numbers (in Arabic numerals). For example, the reference reading*

“Accidents"Electromagnetic Project

"V, Vol. 4 - 3,7, 5,8, 5*12n

■will be found on Pages S.7, 8,8 and 5,12 of Volume 4 of Book V of the History,

4, References to Book VIII, Volume 2 (represented thus* "VIII, Vol.2"), end to the Supplement to Book VIII, Volume 2 (represented thus* "VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.)n), give each Page number by Roman numerals followed by Arabic numerals, because the Pages in these two parts of the History ere so numbered, the Roman numeral representing the Chapter number and the Arabic numeral representing the Page number in the Chapter. Thus:

"Aooidents"Los Alamos Project

"VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-41, X7-S, XV-4n

will be found on Pages 111-41, I7-S, and XV-4 of Book VIII, Volume 2,

5, In some cases, the Section number (in Arabic numerals), and in some cases the Chapter .number (in Roman numerals) is inserted between the Volume number and the Page number (aB* "Sec, 2’* or "Ch,9w)j in references to Volume 2 of Book IV, which is divided into two "Parts”, the Part number (in Roman numerals) is inserted between the Volume number and the Page number (as* "Pt,!!"); in references to Book III or to Book VI, no Volume number is given, because these two Books of the History are not divided into Volumes,

6, When the referenced subject continues on several consecutive Pages (three or more), the reference usually Includes the number of the first of these Pages only, followed by the abbreviation "ff" (but in some cases, the reference is given thus* "5,12 to 5,17")j where the referenced subject continues in general through the whole of a Section or a Chapter, etc., the page numbers are usually omitted.

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7. Wherever in this Index the reference "I, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.)" occurs (as, for example, under the entry "ALSOS Missions”) it is intended to mean Foreign Intelligence Supplement No. 1 of Volume 14 of Book I. Subsequent to the compilation of this Index, Foreign Intelligence Supplements Nos. 2 and 3 to Book I, Volume 14, were incorporated in the History and at that time "Foreign Intelligence Supplement" was redesignated "Foreign Intelligence Supplement No. 1".

8. Because of the incorporation of the two additional supplements, to Book I, Vol. 14, (Foreign Intelligence Supplements Nos. 2 and 3), the following entries are added(and references thereto have been inserted in their proper alphabetical positions in the main Index):

ADDENDA.

Export ControlIntelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp. No. 3)

Liaison, Continuation and Development of, 2 Status as of 31 Dec 46, 7 Transfer to AEC, 10

PEPPERMINTIntelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 (F'gn* Int. Supp. No. 2)

Preparations in the United Kingdom, 3 Preparations in the United States, 2

Piadioactive Materials (possible enemy use of, as a weapon) seePEPPERMINT above.

«Ablen SiteStorage Project

I* Vol. 4, T.St Supplement « Ut 14* 16y 19 "Able" Test

Lob Alamos Project - Till, Vol< 2 (Supp.) - I-13ff, II-5 Operation Crossroads - Till, Vol. 3# Ch.8 - 8.10, 8.11, 8.34ff

AbsenteeismCentral Facilities * I, Vol. 12 - 18,1 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.62 Personnel - I, Vol. 8 - 3.3> 3.4- Pile Project - IV, Vol. 5 - 4*21, 4.22, 6.26, 10.1

Accelerators, Particle Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - Vl-lff Till, Tol. 2 (Supp.) - IV-8ff

Access to ProjectCentral Facilities - I, Tol. 12 - 1.2 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 2.4ff

AccidentsCentral Facilities - I, Vol. 12 * 19.23 Electromagnetic Project

V, Tol. 4 - 3.7, 3.8, 3.12 T, Tol. 5 - 5.8, 5.9 T, Tol. 6 - 7.3

Gaseous Diffusion Project II, Tol. 4 - 4.1 II, Tol. 5 - 8.5

Los Alamos ProjectT i n , Tol. 2 - 111-41, XV-3, XV-4VIII, Tol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-9, II-l6ff, 11-22, 11-33, V-4

Pile ProjectIT, Tol. 5 - 10.6, 10.7 IT, Tol. 6 - 7.1

Safety Program - I, Tol. 11 - 5.3, 5.4# 5.2, "S« 5.3 Accountable Property Officer

Los Alamos Project - Till, Tol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-13, 11-14 Los Angeles Procurement Office - Till, Tol. 3, Ch.l - 2.11ff Pile Project - IT, Tol. 6 - 14.1, 14.2, 14.4

Accountability Feed Materials

Feed Hat»l.* Special Proc. & Geo. Expl. - Til, Tol. 1 - Sec. 13 (T.S.) Plutonium

Pile Project - IT, Tol. 6 - 2.8 Property

Los Alamos Project - Till, Tol. 2 (Supp.) - II-l3ff Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 14

SilverElectromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 4 - Sec. 6

Uranium

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Accounting Department (Contractors)Loa Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3» Ch. 1 * 2.13 Accounting, Fiscal and Cost

Fiscal Procedures - I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 6Los Angeles Procurement Office - VIII, Vol. 3» Ch.l - 2.13ff

Acheson - Lilienthal ReportContributions of Rep. of the H.D. to the Disc, and Prop, for International Control

I, Vol. 4> Ch. 7 - 7.6 Acid Neutralizing Plant

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectConstruction - I I , Vol. 4 “ 3.4-9 Design - II, Vol. 3 - 11.30, 11.31 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 6.10

Acquisition of Land - See "Land Acquisition" under "Clinton Engineer Worke", Acreage Acquired "Lob Alamos Project" and

Land Acquisition CEE - I, Vol. 10 - 2.4.7 "Pile Project"Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 3.5» 3.6 Pile Project - IV, Vol* 4. - 6.2, 6.4

ActiniumPile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.28ff Activated Carbon

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 5 . 7 1

Activated Charcoal Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 6.4 IV, Vol. 3 - 5.17 IV, Vol. 6 - 2.9

Activation of the Manhattan District General - I, Vol. 1 - 3.6 Priorities Program - I, Vol. 9 - 2 . 5

Activities of the National Bureau of Standards - See "Rational Bureau of Standards/ iUfllvl Lim; t-t”

AdministrationElectromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 1 - 1.3 Feed Mat’l. Special Proc, & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.8(T.S.)VII, Vol. 2 - Sec. 3

Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 1 - 8.1, 8.2 General - I, Vol. 1 - 3.14ff Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 6VIII, Vol. 2 - III-6ff, II1-12, in-19, IX-10, IX-11

Pile Project - IV, Vol. 1 - Sec. 3 Adminis tration

Feed Kat'l. Special Proc. & Geo. Expl.Expenditures - VII, Vol. 2 - 3.1» 3.2

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Health and Welfare - VII, Vol. 2 - 3.6 Personnel - VII, Vol. 2 - 3.2ff Protective Security * VII, Vol. 2 - 3.4ff

Administration AreaCentral Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 5.1# 10.4.Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 5 - 3.15# 3.16 Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 1 - 3.5* 4.1, 4.4 II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 13, 14.17 II, Vol. A - 3.51ff

Lob Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.11, 5.23 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 2.4 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.6 IV, Vol. 3, - 8.5, 8.23 IV, Vol. 5, - 1.5, 5.4# 7 .Iff, 7.11, 8.5ff

Administrative Board Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-3 Administrative Jurisdiction

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 3.3

Administrative end Services Division Los Alamos Project

Maintenance, Technical Area - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-15, 11-16 Organization * VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-3# II-4 Personal Services - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-8, II-9 Personnel • VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-4ff Photographic Group - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-18, 11-19 Safety - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-l6ff Shops - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-9ff Supply and Property - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-12ff

Adsorption Processes, Separation Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 6.3, 6.4IV, Vol. 2, PtII - 5.1# 5.7, 5.8IV, Vol. 3, - 6.1, 6.4# 6.7

Advances of Funds to Other Government Ageneies Fiscal Procedures - I, Vol. 5 - 4*8* 4*9Legislative Contacts of Manhattan District - I, Vol. 4, Ch.l - 2.2, 2.3 Project Camel - V I H , Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.1, 2.5, 2.6

Advisor on Patent Matters Patents

I, Vol. 13 - l.lff Advisory Committee (AISOS)

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - 2.3, 4.1# 6.2

Advisory Committee - BrookhavenFoundation of the National laboratories

I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.24

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Advisory Committee on Operation •* Argonne Foundation of the National Laboratories

I* Vol. A, Ch.2 - 2.9ff Advisory Committee (District’s) on Research end Development - See "District’s

Advisory Committee on Research end Development”Advisory Committee on Uranium

Activities of the National Bureau of Standards - 1, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12,2,

12.3General - I, Vol* 1 - 3.2, 3.3 Patents - I, Vol. 13 - 2.1 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 1 - 3.1 Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8 • Item 99

African Source Uranium, Procurement ofFeed Kat'l, Special Proc. & Geo. Expl, - VII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 2 (T.S.)

Contract Negotiations - VII, Vol. 1 - 2.3ff (T.S.)Operations - VII, Vol. 1 - 2.Iff (T.S.)Transportation of Ore - VII, Vol. 1 - 2.5ff (T.S.)Weighing, Sampling and Assaying of Ore - VII, Vol. 1 - 2.7ff (T.S.)

After Effects of Bombing in Japan, Investigation of - See "Bombing in Japan, Investigation of After Effects”

Agreements with U. S* Treasury Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 - 2.1, 2.2 Agriculture, IT. S. Department of

Investigation of Misc. Processes of Separation of Uranium Isotopes -I, Vol. 4» Ch.14. - 14.39

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 3*5 Air Cooling, Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.4, 3.6, 3.10, 3.11IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.2, 4.5, 4.6, 4.8, 4.9

Air PatrolPile Project

IV, Vol* 6 - 8.3 Air Transport Command

Los Angeles Procurement Office * VIII, Vol. 3 t Ch.l - 2.11 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 5 - 4*8, 5.38, 6.20, 6.29, 9.4

Aircraft, B-29, For Bomb Delivery Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-36ff, m - i , XIX-2 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12, IV-16 ' 1

Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2*34 Supplementary Activities - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.6ff, 9.14ff

Alabama Ordnance Works, Heavy Water Plant - See "Heavy Water Project" Alamogordo Test

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - Ch. XVIII Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Item 4

Alamogordo Test Site Los Alamos Project

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"Alarm Clock” Thermonuclear System Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-4, IU-lOff Albemarle, U.S.S.

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-16, 11-13 Operation Crossroads - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.16, 8*24, 8.25, 8.27, 8.31

AlbertaLos Alamos Project - V I H , Vol. 2 - IX-6, IX-7, XIV-1, Ch.XIX

C Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch,8 - Item 34 ^Delivery Group - VIII, Vol. 2 - HX-1, H X - 2

— Destination - VII, Vol. 2 - XIX-5f.f^Organization and Tests - VIII, Vol. 2 - XIX-2ff

Albuquerque Engineer District Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 2.2ff, 4.1, 4.4, 5.1ff, 5.18, 6.2, 7.11 VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-10, 111-12, I11-47

Sandia Ease - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6-1 Allard Sub-station

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 5 - 7 . 4 , 7.32

Allied Control CommissionIntelligence and Security

I, Vol* 14 (F'gn. Int, Supp.) - 3.2 Allied War Supplies Corporation (Canadian)

Heavy 'ater Project

IH-3.3Allotment of FundB, Manhattan Project

Fiscal Procedures - I, Vol. 5 - 2.4??* 4.2ff General - I, Vol. 1 - 3.3, 3.20, 4*2, 4.3

Alpba Building Construction Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 5 * 3.8ff, 3.17ff, 3.23 Alpha Charge Material Preparation Buildings

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 2.2ff

Alpha Chemical Operations Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - 4.3 Alpha Chemistry Buildings

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 3.21ff, 3.32, 3.33, 3.36ff

Alpha Process Development Electromagnetic Project

V - Vol. 2 - 3.1ff, 4.4, 4.5 Alpha Site

Los Alamos Project VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.12 V I H , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-ll

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AISOS MissionsIntelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.)

Establishment of AISOS Missions - I* Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - Sec. 2 General *• Ij Vol. 14 (F'gn Int. Supp.) - Sec. 1 Italian Investigations - I, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - Sec. 3 Japanese Investigations - I, Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - Sec. 5

Intelligence & SecurityOrganization and Personnel - I# Vol. 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - Sec. 6 Western and Central European Investigation - I , Vol. 14.

(F'gn. Int. Supp.) - Sec. 4Alumina

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 3 - 8.40, 8.41, 10.9, 10.23, 11.29, 11.33ff

Aluaini.zed TUTNavy Participation

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.2 Aluminum - Silicon Alloy


Aniberllte IR-1 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 6.4 American Federation of Labor

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-48 Personnel - I, Vol. 8 - 2.1, 2.2, 4*1 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 4.9, 4.15# 4.16 IV, Vol. 6 - 13.3

American Ore ConcentrationFeed Mat'l., Special Proc. & Geo. Expl.

By U.S. Vanadium Gorp. - VII, Vol. 1 - 7.8ff (T.S.)By Vanadium Corp. of America - VII, Vol. 1 - 7.l3ff (T.S.)

American Source Uranium, Procurement ofFeed Mat'l., Special Proc. & Geo. Expl. - VII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 4

Contract Negotiations - VII, Vol. 1 - 4.3ff (T.S.)Operations - VII, Vol. 1 - 4.1ff (T.S.)

Ames Project (Iowa State College) *• I, Vol. 4, Ch.11 Analytical Chemistry - I, Vol. 4# Ch.11 - 11.49ff General Ghemistry - I, Vol. 4# Ch.11 - 11.31ff Metallurgy - I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll -11.5ff Physics - I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll - 11.53# 11.54 Purpose and Scope - I , Vol. 4* Ch.ll - 11.Iff X-ray Structure - I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll - 11.52, 11.53

Anaaonia Refrigerating System Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 10.8, 10.10 Ammonia, Synthetic, Production Method

Ohio State Cryogenic LaboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 1.1, 1.2

Analytical ChemistryAmes Project (Iowa State College)

I, Voir 4, Ch.ll - 11.49ff Analytical Methods - Chemistry and Metallurgy

Los Alamos ProjectTin, Vol. 2 - VIII-25ff, XVII-17ff

Analytical ResearchElectromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 2 - 4.8, 4.9 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-4, VI-5

Anchor RanchLos Alamos Project

V m , Vol. 1 - 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, 5.3, 5.13, 5.14, 5.26, 5.28 Anchor Ranch Proving Ground

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 5.12, 5.20Tin, Vol. 2 - VI1-2, VI1-8, VII-10, VI1-12, VI1-25, VII-30,

VII-31, HV-6, XIV-7 Tin, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII-6

Announcement of Radioisotope Distribution Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Item 62Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes - I, Vol. 4

Ch.3 - 3.10, 3.12 Annular Space (Column)

Liquid Thermal Diffusion ProjectVI - 2.5, 2.7, 2.8, 2.12, 3.4, 3.7, 4.2

Annular Space (Tube)Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 3.3, 5.22, 5.41 IV, Vol. 6 «■ 2.6, 2.12

Antagonism, Scientific - Military Personnel Los Alamos Project

T i n , Vol. 2 - 1-10, 1-34, I H-6, I H - 7 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-4

Antimony, Radioactive, Research Pile Project

IV, Vol* 2, Pt.II - 4.10IV, Vol. 6 - 4.32

Applications for Patents Patents

I, Vol. 13 - Sec. 3 Appraisal of Results of Field Reconnaissance and Exploration

Feed Mat*l., Special Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2 - 1.19ff

Appraisals, Land Acquisitionland Acquisition CEK - I, Vol. 10 - 2.20.1ff Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 3 . 3 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 4 - 1.2, 4.7ff, 4.23

Appraisers, Land AcquisitionLand Acquisition CES - I, Vol. 10 - 2.20.1ff, 2.27ff, 2.30 Los Alamos - VIII, Vol. 1 - 3 . 5 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 4 - 4.7ff

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Archie (APS/13)Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-19, VI1-20# XIV-8 Architect - Engineer

Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 - 4.7 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 1.3, 1.4* 3.51V, Vol. 5 - 2.1

Gaseous Diffusion Project II, Vol. 1 - 3.3# 3.4 II, Vol. 3 - 3.4# 3.5

Heavy Water Project - III - 2.10, 2.12, 3.3, 3.4# 3.16, 3.17, 4.1 Liquid. Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 3.1, 3.2Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 4.1ff, 5.1, 5.4, 5.5, 5.11, 5.27, 7.14 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 2.5, 2.7 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.Iff IV, Vol. 3 - 1.2

Storage Project - I, Vol. 4# T.S. Supplement - 6,7, 9# 10 Argonne Forest

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 4.4# 4.5 IV, Vol. 2 - 2.6

Argonne LaboratoryAssistance on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4# Ch.9 - 9.2, 9.5 Foundation of National Laboratories - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.6, 2.7 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-5 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-5

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 2.6, 3.9, 3.12, 3.13, 3.14, 7.1IV, Vol. 6 - 4 . U , 4.24

Argonne Rational LaboratoryFoundation of National laboratories

Advisory Committee on Operation - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.9ff Authorization For - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.10, 2.11 Board of Governors (C.ofP.tJ.) - I, Vol. 4 1 Ch.2 - 2.13ff» 2.17ff Council of Participating Universities - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.4, 2.11ff Director - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.14 General - I, Vol. 4, Ch2 - 2.3ff, 2.9, 2.13ff Operating Contractor - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.16, 2,17 Operation - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.4, 2.11, 2.13, 2.14 Plan of Organization - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.14, 2.15 Research Program and Budget - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.15, 2.16 Site - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2,17ff

Argonne National LaboratoryAssistance on the Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4# Ch.9 - 9.5 Intelligence and Security - I, Vol. 14 - S 7.3 Medical Program - I, Vol. 7 - S 2.6 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 1 - 4 . 5

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Press Releases - I, Vol. Ut Ch.8 - Item 99Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes - I, Vol. Ut

Ch.3 - 3.12Research and Development of Atomic Energy for Power - I, Vol, 4» Ch.4

- 4.4, 4.8, 4.9, 4.11ffArmltage Field

Project CamelVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.35, 2.37

Arming and Fusing Devices, Atomic WeaponsLos Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-l6ff, XIV-7ff Navy Participation - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9, 5.10

Armorplate BarricadeLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 3.9, 4.4, 5.23 Army Air Fields

Supplementary ActivitiesVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - Sec. 3

Asbestos, Blue African Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.19 Assay Laboratories

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI - 4.6, 5.16, 5.17

Assay ResearchElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 2 - 4.8ffAssistance to American Representative U.N.A.E.C.

Contributions of Rep. of the M.D. to the Discussions and Proposals for Int. Control

I, Vol. Ut Ch.7 - 7.6 Associated Universities Inc.

Foundation of National Laboratories - I, Vol. 4, Ch#2 - 2.4, 2.25, 2.28, 2.29

Intelligence and Security - I, Vol. 14 - S 7.2 Asymmetric Implosions

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - V-12, X-3, X-4, XI-4, XI-5, XTO-4ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-llff

Atomic Bomb, Announcement by President Truman General - I, Vol. 1 - 1.1 Press Releases - I, Vol. Ut Ch.8 - Item 1

Atomic Bomb Casualty CommissionInvestigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japan

I, Vol, Ut Ch.6 - 6.38 Atomic Energy Control Board (Canadian)

Assistance on Canadian Pile ProjectI, Vol. Ut Ch.9 - 9.7, 9.21

Atomic Energy Research Laboratory, Harwell, England Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. Ut Ch.9 - 9.7

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IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.4# 1.5# 1.11 Atomic Number

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 2.2, 2.3 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.4ff# 1.11

Atomic Structure Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.3ff Audit Division

Lob Angeles Procurement Offico m i , Vol. 3# Ch.l - 2.14

Audit (Contract) Procedures Fiscal Procedures

I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 3 Authorizations

General - I, Vol. 1 - Sec. 3Storage Project - I, Vol. 4# T.S. Supplement - 5ff

Authority For ResearchResearch and Development of Atonic Energy for Power

I, Vol. 4# Ch.4 - 4.3 Autocatalytic Assembly Method

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-18, 1-24, 1-29# HII-10, HII-11 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-ll

Auto else Testing (Slugs)Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.4# 4.8# 4.9 Auxiliary Construction Camp

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 5 - 5.21ff

Auxiliary Equipment, Pile Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.2, 4.12# 4.13# 4.14 Auxiliary Services

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 6 - Sec* 7

AID Radio AltimeterLos Alamos Projedt

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"BBn Pro^ram Project Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.$B Division, Loe Alamos

Operation Crossroads"Detector" Test * VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 «* 8.24ff General - VIII* Vol. S, Ch.8 - 8.20fflaboratory Shops * VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.24, e.25, 8.27, 8.31ff Measurement Section • VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.27ff Postponement of Tests - VIII, Vol. 5, Ch.8 - 8.25 Williams Plan * VIII, Vol. 5, Ch.8 - 8.21, 8.22

Back Scattering Measurements Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-18ff "Baker" Site

Storage ProjectI, Vol. 4, T*S* Supplement • 4, I4ff, 18, 19

"Baker" TestLos Alamos Project « VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - I-lSff, II-5 Operation Crossroads - VIII, Vol. S, Ch,8 - 8.11, 8.24, 8.57, 8.38

Ballistic Research laboratory Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 «* 1-8 Ballistics, Bomb

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - VII-7, VII-36, XIV-9, X U - 2 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII1-5, VIII-4

Project CamelVII, Vol. 5, Ch.2 - 2,8, 2.9, 2.24, 2.3S, 2.35, 2.36

BaratolExplosives Research laboratory - VIII, Vol. 5, Ch.9 - 9.22 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - X-6, X-7, XVI-12 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) * VII-3

Barium, Radioactive * See "Radiobarium"Bames Hospital, St. Louis, Mo,

Los Alejnoe Project VIII, Vol. 2 •

Barometric Switches - See "Switches Barometric"Baronol

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - X-4, XVI-£, XVI-6, XVI-12, XVI-16

Barrier DevelopmentGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 2 - Sec. 4II, Vol. 3 - 8,2ff, 14.9

Barrier OperationGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. B - 3.6, 6.2, 6.6ff, 8.12ff

Bartol Research Foundation Project Camel

I, Vol. 4, Cxi.2 * 2.21 Batch Product

Pile ProjectHistories - IV, Vol, 6 - 5.5 Size for Shipment - IV, Vol, 6 • 3,S

Batista Field, CuhaSupplementary Activities

VIII, Vol* 3, Ch.9 * 9.16 Bayo Canyon Site

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol, 2 - IV-16, VIII-25, XV-11, XVI1-2 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-19, 11-22, V-ll

Belgian CongoFeed Kat»l*, Special Proc, & Geo, Bjcpi,

VII, Vol* 1 — 1*5, 1,7, 1,8, 2,1, 4,1 Benefits to United States

Assistance on Canadian Pile ProjectI, Vol, 4, Ch.9 -* 9,26ff

Berlin Operation (ALSOS)Intelligence and Security

I, Vol, 14 (Foreign Intelligence Supp.) * 4,46 Beryllium

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1,5, 2,9, 5,5, 5,l0ffIV, Vol. 3 - 5*2, 5*26, 5.29

Beryllium AlloysAmes Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch.ll * 11,26 Pile Project - IV, Vol, 5, - 5,28, 6,29

Beryllium Metal, Production of Ames Project

I, Vol* 4, Ch.ll - 11*6, 11.19, 11.20 Beryllium Metal Production, Physiological Hazards

Feed ISat’l*, Special Proc* <k Geo. Expl. - VII, Vol, 1, App. K « K,S4ff Medical Program - I, Vol, 7 - 2.8, 2,15 =

Beryllium Nitrate Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4,29 Beryllium Oxide

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 * 4,26

Beryllium* Procurement ofFeed !&t,l,f Special Proc. & Geo, Expl, - VII, Vol, 1, App,k

Beryllium Section, Organization - VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.6 Contractual Commitments - VII, Vol, 1, App.k - k.39, k.40 Development - VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.28ff General - VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.lff Health Factors - VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.34ff Production of • VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.lOff Raw Materials - VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.7ff Security * VII, Vol. 1, App.k - k.37, k.3S

Beta Building Construction Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. $ - 3.12, 3.13, 3.20ff Beta Charge Material Preparation, Buildings


Beta Chemistry, Buildings Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 3.27ff, 3.33ff, 3.45, 3.46, 3.48ff Beta Chemistry# Operation


Beta Particle Pile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.1, 2.3IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.6, 1.7, 4.14IV, Vol. 3 - 5 . 4 6

Beta Process DevelopmentElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 2 - 3.1ff, 4.5 Beta Site

Los Alamos Project VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.12 v m , Vol. 2 (Supp.) V-ll

Betatron StudiesLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-9ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supplement) - IV-13ff

Bibliographic Search, Uranium - Thorium Ores Feed Kat'l,, Special Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 2 - 1.4ff Bikini Tests

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supplement) - I-13ff, II-5, II-6, 11-13, H-19, 11-20

Los Angeles Office - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.5 Operation Crossroads -VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8

Billets, Uranium Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.1, 2.4, 4.3, 4.23, 4.24

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SECURITY INFORMATION

Bins, Alpha, ProcessElectrons!gnetie Project

V# Vol. 3 - 2.6, 2.7, 2.11, 3.5ff, 3.16, 4.7ffV, Vol. 5 - 3.11* 3.12

gr^ V, Vol. 6 •» 3.7, 4*12, 4*14* 4*15<• - Bins, Beta, Process

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 2.15, 2.16, 4.8ff x

Bisingen, Haigerloch, Hechingen end Te,Ilfingen Operation (AI£0S) Intelligence and Security

11 Vol. 14 (Foreign Intelligence Supp.) - 4.37ff Bismuth Cooling, Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.4» 3.10, 3.11 IV, Vol. 3 - 5.9, 5.10, 5.13, 5.14

Bismuth Irradiated Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 5.13 Bismuth, Metallic

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 1.6, 4.23

Bismuth Phosphate W Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 6.6, 6.7 IV, Vol, 2, Pt.II - 5.1, 5.7, 5.8 IV, Vol. 3 - 6.S, 6.9 IV, Vol. 6 - 2.20ff, 2.25

Blistered Slugs * See "Slug, Blisters*Board of Consultants (Appointed January 1946)

Contributions of Rep. of the K.D. to the Discussions and Proposals

for Int. ControlI, Vol. 4, Ch.7 - 7.5# 7.6

Board of Govejiors - Council of Participating Universities Argonne National laboratory

I, Vol.r 4 1 Ch.2 - 2.13ffj 2.17ff Board of Govenors

Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear StudiesI, Vol. 4> Ch.10 - 10.9ff

Boa 3rd of Higher Education, New York City Foundation of National Laboratories

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.21 Board of Trustees, Associated Universities Incorporated

Brookhaven National LaboratoryI, Vol. 4> Ch. 2 - 2.25, 2.26, 2.34

Bonk As3enkly Buildings, Tinian BaseLos Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - H X - 6 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.38

Boirib Bursts, Above-water and Under-water Comparison Operation Crossroads

VIII, Vol. 3» Ch.8 - 8*3, 8.4

R E S TM fiK D DATAA T O M IC . 3 r E H ^ ^ A C T 1S4 «

un-Bor

Bomb Improvement Studies Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supplement) - V-2 Bombers# British Lancaster

Army Air FieldsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.6

Bonfcing in JapanInvestigation of After Effects I, Vol. 4* Ch.6 - See also I, Vol. 7

Further Investigations in 1946 - I, Vol. 4, Ch.6 - 6.32ff General - I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - Items 64a, 64b and 66, I, Vol. 7 Graphic Descriptions, I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.43ff Inception of J&ssion, I, Vol. 4f Ch.6 - 6.1, 6.2 Intensity of Radioactivity, I, Vol. 4* Ch.6 - 6.26ff Medical Findings in Hiroshi be. and Nagasaki, I, Vol. 4, Ch.6 - 6.11ff Other than Manhattan District Investigations, I, Vol. 4* Ch.6 - 6.39ff Physical Damage in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.8ff Psychological Effects I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.31 Purpose of Mission I, Vol. 4, Ch.6 - 6.2, 6.3

Bonds, Irrigation District, Land Acquisition Pile Project

IV, Vol. 4 - 4.3* 4.22 Bonneville Dam

Pile Proj octIV, Vol. 3 - 2.7, 7.1, 7.2 IV, Vol. 4 - 2.12 IV, Vol. 5 - 2.1, 2.8

Bonneville Power Administration Pile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 5.2, 8.3 IV, Vol. 3 - 7.Iff IV, Vol. 4 - 2.12 IV, Vol. 5 - 2.5, 2.8, 7.Iff IV, Vol. 6 - 9.3, 18.8

Bonneville Hydro-Electric Plant Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 7.1 Booster Components

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - H I I -3, XIII-7, XI11-11, Z1II-12, XVI-7, XYI-S VIII, Vol. 2 (Supplement) III-8, III-9

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 5.32, 5.50, 5.52, 5.53, 5.55IV, Vol. 6 - 2.9

Boron (B*C)Los Alamos Project

General - VIII, Vol. 2, - IY-13, IV-14, V-27, VXI-12, VI1-13, VIII-19 Boron (b ^C)

Boron Trifluoride - V U I , Vol. 3, Ch.7 - 7.3, 7.4 Crystalline Boron - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.7 - 7.3, 7.4, 7.6, 7.7

Boron

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Bor-Bro

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Isotope Separation - VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.7 - 7.5# 7.6 Boron Steel, Research

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.6

Bradbury - Felbeck - Keith Committee - See "Safety Committees"Branching Ratio

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - VI-16, VI-17

BridgesCEE? Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 5.5# 5.9# 16.5# 16.13# I6.17ff,

16.21Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 4 ** 3.10, 3.11

Bilquetting Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.23 British Cooperation

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4# Ch.9 - 9.1# 9.3ff Declassification and Distribution of Project Information - I, Vol. 4#

Ch.5 - 5.24 Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 1 - 3.3# 3.4II, Vol. 2 - 3.10, 3.11, 4.3# 5.26 XI, Vol. 3 - Sec. 15

General - I, Vol. 1 - 1.2Intelligence & Security - Foreign Intelligence Supplement - I, Vol.

14, Bk.I — 1.1, 4.2, 4*8, 4.9# 4.35# 6.1 Legislative Contacts of Manhattan District - I, Vol. 4# Ch.l - 2 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-2, 1-21, 1-25# H-lff# VI-9, XV-17 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - I1-3

Pile Project - IV, Vol. 1 - 3.2 Press Releases - I, Vol. 4# Ch.8 - Item 29

British MissionLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2, Ch.ll VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-3

British Mission to JapanInvestigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japan

I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.40, 6.41 Brookhaven National laboratory

Advisory Committee - I, Vol. 4# Ch,2 - 2.24Associated Universities, Inc, - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.4# 2.25# 2.28, 2.29 Board of Trustees, Assoc, Univ., Inc. - Ims, I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.25#

2.26, 2.34Director - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - I, Vol, 4* nii.2~» 2.35# 2,36 Financial and Contractual Arrangements - I, Vol, 4# Ch.2 - 2,29ff Initiation of Program - I, Vol, 4# Ch.2 - 2.20ffInitiatory University Group - I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2,25# 2,27, 2,33# 2,34 Intelligence & Security - I, Vol, 4# Ch,2 - S 7,2 Planning Committee - I, Vol, 4# Ch,2 - 2.25ff» 2,30, 2,34

Bro-Bue

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Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Items 73, 76# 79 Program - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.34ff Site - I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.29, 2.31ff

Brown Oxide and Orange Oxide# Production ofFeed lixt’l., Special Proc. & Geo. Expl, - VII# Vol. 1 - Sec. 8

du Pont Brown Oxide Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 8.4# 8.5 du Pont Scrap Recovery Plant - VII# Vol. 1 - 8.7ff Linde Brown Oxide Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 8.5ff Mallinckrodt Brown Oxide Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 8.2ff Operations, General - VII, Vol. 1 - 8.1, 8.2

Bruns General Hospital Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.16, 6.44ff, 6.56, 7.4 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-35

Budgets - See "Estimates (Fiscal) and Budgets"Bureau of Ordnance, DSN

Los Alamos ProjectVIII# Vol. 2 - VII-2# VII-3, VI1-7, VII-10, VII-36, XIX-4 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12

Kavy Participation - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.5, 5.9 Norden Laboratories & Lukas Harold Corp. - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.4 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2.5ff, 2.19, 2.25, 2.45ff, 2.52,

2.56, 2.59# 2.62 Bureau of Standards - See "National Bureau of Standards"Bureau of lards and Docks, ESN

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol, 2 - XIX-A, XIX-5Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.6, 2.7, 2.38, 2.47, 2.48, 2.60, 2.62

Busbar Fabrication, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. V - 3.12, 3.13 Business Office

Los Alamos ProjectVIII# Vol. 2 - III-22ffV I H , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-3, II-24ff, 11-32, 11-37

Bus TerminalsC M Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 18.8, 18.24 Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. U - 3.55, 3.56 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 3 - 8.28

C-2144 - Sea MFluorolubesM Gi'CC Laboratory (300 Area)

Pila ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 4.12

OP-2 PilaPile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.12, 3.13 IV, Vol. 3 - 4 . 2

OP-3 PilePile Proj ect

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.13* 3.14 "C» Rubber

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 3 - 3.21II, Vol. 5 - 5.3

Cafeteria (ifeas Hall) FacilitiesC3ff Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 1,5, 4*2, 4.6, 5.1, 6.2, 6.3*

6.5* 6.7, 7.9* 3.1ff, 8.6, 3.7, 9.4* 9.5* 9.9 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 5 - 3.15V, Vol. 6 - 7.5

Caseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 4 “ 2.4* 3.14* 3.52, 3.53* 3.63* 3.64 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 4.1* 5.25 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.3, 6.1, 6.3, 6.9ff VIII, Vol. 2 - III-ll

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.6IV, Vol. 5 - 4.25* 5.4* 5.12* 5.13, 5.19* 5.22, 3.4

Camel Project - Sea "Project Carnal"Cameras

Los AlamosVIII, Vol. 2 - VII-10, VI1-29, XV-13, XV-19, XVI-6 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) V-15

Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.2 - 2.12, 2.19* 2.20, 2.40 Camp Campbell, Ky.

Storage ProjectI, Vol. 4 (T.S. Supp.) - 4>3, 11, 14* 15* 16, 13, 19

Camp Hood, Texas Storage Project

I, Vol. 4 (T.S. Supp.) - 3* 4* 5* 11* 14ff» 13* 19 Camp Upton, L.I.

Foundation of National LaboratoriesI, Vol. 4* Ch.2 - 2.5* 2.33

Can Failure, Detection of Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 5.3ffIV, Vbl. 2, Pt.II - 6.1ff

Can-Car

,’W O wmiB¥ -ixytmmiicCanadian Atomic fhergy Act of 1946

Assistanc® on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.7, 9.21 Canadian Cooperation

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.1# 9.3ff Declassification and Distribution of Project Information - I, Vol. 4

Ch.5 - 5.24 Peed Mat1!., Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 3VII, Vol. 2 - 1.10, 2.3, 2.4

General <* I, Vol. 1 - 1.2 Heavy Water Project - III Intelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 - S 3.2 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - II-4, V-4

Canadian Pile Project, Assistance OnBenefits to United States - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.26ff British^- Canadian - American Cooperation - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.3ff Description of Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.3ff Progress and Costs * I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.23ff Purpose - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.2, 9.3 Zero Energy Exponential Pile - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.22ff

Canning, Cylindrical Slug Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 4.6ff, 4.12, 5.3ff IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.2, 4.7ff, 5.2, 6.1ff IV, Vol. 3 - 3.2, 4.1, 5.26, 5.47ff IV, Vol. 5 - 1.3IV, Vol. 6 - 2.2ff, 4.1, 4.4ff> 5.7, 5.3

Canning, Plutonium BodLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IV-4 Cannonsburg, Pa., Refinery

Feed Mat’l., Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl,VII, Vol. 1 - 7.4

Capacity of Plant, PlannedElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 1.1, 2.2 Capacity, Plant Production

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 3 - 3.2ff, 7.1ff, 14.2

Capacity, Pile Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 1.4 Capture Cross Sections

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-26, VI-14ff, XII-9

Capture of Uranium ProductsIntelligence & Security (Foreign Int. Supp.)

In Belgium - I, Vol. 14 - 4.S, 4.9 In France - I, Vol. 14 - 4.9

Carbon (See also "Graphite")Gaaeous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 3 - 11.33ff Pile Project-lV, Vol. 2 - 1.11, 3.3, 3.10

13 _ R E S T E D DATAATOMIC 1946

Car-Cat

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Carbon Mixing PlantGaseous Diffusion Project

Construction - II* Vol, 4 - 3.38 Design - H , Vol. 3 - 11.33ff Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 6.10

Caraotite OreFeed Uat'l., Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.3, 1.10, 4.Iff# 4.8VII, Vol. 2 - 1.13, 1.16

CarriersPile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 6.5# 6.6 IV# Vol. 2, Pt.II - 5.1# 5.4# 5.6 IV, Vol. 6, 2.21, 2.22, 2.25 —

Cascade, DiffusionGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol, 3 - 4*4-# 4.5, 4.6 Cascade Inventory

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, T.S, App. No. 2 - 6, 7

Cascade of Cascades Principle Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 15.2, 15.3 Cascade Plant

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectConstruction - II, Vol, 4 - 3.28ff, 3.40, 3.41 Design - II, Vol. 3 - 7.5ff» Sec. 9, 14.2, 14.3 Operation, Preliminary - II, Vol. 5# Sec. 3 Operation, Production - II, Vol. 5# Seo. 4

Cascade Section DesignGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 7.l6ff Case Operation

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 5 - 4.11, 6.4# 6.5, 3.1, 8.4

Cask, Transporting Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 5 . 5 7Cast Explosives * See "Explosives, Cast"Casting Operation, Silver Program

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 4 - 3.3, 3.4

Catastrophe ProgramCarbide & Carbon Chemical Corp. - I, Vol, 7 - 3.27 Clinton Laboratories - I, Vol, 7 - 3.56 Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol, 6 - 6.3Hanford Engineer Works - I, Vol, 7 - 3.52 , 4.39 - IV, Vol. 3 - 2.1, 8.19 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.)- 11-23# 11-24 Metallurgical Laboratory - I, Vol. 7 - 3.59

Cel-Cen

Cell DesignGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 7.11ff Celle Operation

Intelligence & Security (Foreign Int. Supp.)I, Vol. 14 - 4.34ff

Cells, Separation Areas Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 3.5, 3.6, 6.l3ff, 6.21IV, Vol. 5 - 6.26ff, 6.30

Central Control LaboratoryActivities of the National Bureau of Standards

I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.7, 12.12, 12.13 Central Facilities* Clinton Engineer Works

Area FacilitiesCommunications - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 15 Electrical System - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 12 Railroad System - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 17, 13.20, 18.21 Roads, Streets, Walks and Bridges - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 16 Security System - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 19 - I, Vol. 14. - 1.4ff, S 7.3 Sewerage System - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 14 ^ater Supply System - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 13

Basic Considerations - I, Vol. 12 - Seo. 3 General Description - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 1 Oak Ridge Facilities

Commercial Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 8 Construction - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 5 Housing - I , Vol. 12 - Seo. 7Medical Facilities - I, Vol. 7 - 4.7ff, S 4.1ff - I, Vol. 12 - Seo. 10 Operations - I, Vol. 12 - Seo. 6 Planning ard Design * I, Vol. 12 - See. 4 School System «• I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 9Social and Welfare Facilities and Services - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 11

Site Selection and Preparation - I, Vol. 10 - I, Vol. 12 - Sac. 2 Central Procurement Agencies


Central Safety Section Pila Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 1 0 . 4 Central Shops, Construction

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 5 - 5.23, 5.24, 5.28, 5.29, 5.31, 5.33, 7.7, 11.4

Centrifuge Method, Uranium Isotope Separation Activities of the National Bureau of Standards

I, Vol. 4> Ch,12 * 12.3 Investigations of Miscellaneous Processes of Separation of Uranium

IsotopesDevelopment - I* Vol. 4, Ch.14 - 14.14ff Discontinuance - I, Vol. 4* Ch.14 - 14.21ff General - I, Vol. 4, Ch.14 - 14.1ff

Operation (Pilot Plant) - I, Vol. 4, Ch.14 - 14.l6ff Research - I, Vol. 4, Ch.14 - I4.6ff

Centrifuges# Reparation Area Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 6 . H , 6.12 Cerium# Research

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2# Ft.II - 5.4

Cerium .‘.fatal# ProductionAtaea Project (Iowa State College)

I, Vol. 4» Ch.11 - 11.6, 11.14# 11.15 Chain Reaction

Los Alamoa ProjectVIII*: Vol. 2 - I«12#-1-13* VI-3# XV-3

Chain Reaction Pile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 1.1# 3.2IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.1, 1.9# 1.10, 1.12, 1*13, 2.1, 3.2ff, 3.6ff,

4.3, 4.4# 7.1 IV, Vol. 3# - 5.1# 5.10# 5.24 IV, Vol. 6 - 1.3, 1.4

Changeover# Operation# Clinton Laboratories Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 3.5, 3.6 Changeover, Operational Control

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 1 4 . 5 # Sac. 16

Charge BottlesEleotronagnetic Frojeot

V, Vol. 6 - 4.7 Charge Material

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 2 - 4.2ff V# Vol. 3 - 2.2ffV, Vol. 6 - 3.2, 3.3, 3.5# 3.6,,4.1> 4.3# 4.11ff# 4.17# 5.6

Charge Jgaterial, Preparation of Sleotroiaagnetio Project

Alpha * V# Vol. 3 - 2.2ff# 3.18# 3.2lff-V, Vol. 6 - 4.3 Beta - V, Vol. 3 - 2.l2ff, 3.27ff - V, Vol. 6 - 4.3

Charge Material Studies Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 4.2ff Charges and Criticisms

land Acquisition03* - I, Vol, 10 - 2.9# 2.12ff, 2.29# 2.34# 2.35# 2.41ff HSSf * IV, Vol. 4 * 4.3, 4.13# 4.26

Charging, Pile Pile Project

IV* Vol. 3 - 5.25IV, Vol, 6 - 2,7# 2.3, 5.3, 5.3

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^Charlie* Sits Storaga Project

I, Vol. 4» T.S. Supp. - 5, Uft, 13, 19 "Charlie" Teat

Loa Alamoa Project-VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.)- 1.13ff Oparationa Grossroads-VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.8 - 8.11, 3.12

Chemical OperationElectromagnetic Project

Alpha-V, Vol. 6 - 4.3 Beta-V, Vol. 6 - 4.6ff

Chemical ResearchElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 2 — 1.3, 1.9* Sec* 4Chemical Research and Development ___ - ____ -

Loa Alamoa ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-5

Chemical Work, Preliminary Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - 3.2, 3.3, 3.6 Chemicals, Special, For K-25 - Feed Mat'la., Spec. Proc* and Geo, Expl,

Fluorine (C-216,0G) and Rydrofluorina A d d (HF)-VII, Vol. 1, App, G» G.23ff

Fluoroluba - C2144, FL, FIS,MFL, W 1 and C-2144S-VII, Vol. 1, App. G- G.13ff

n-perfluorodimathylcyclohexane (C-816) and Hexsflnoroxylene (p-45)-VII, Vol, 1, App, G-G.6ff

Polytetrafluorethylene (D-29, K-419, TFE)-VII, Vol. 1, App, G-G.27, G.23 Research Contracts

American Cyanamid - VII, Vol, 1, App. G - G.29, G.30 du Pont Contract W 7412 eng 151 - VII, Vol. 1, App. G - G.30 Hooker Contracts W 7405 eng 75 and V 7405 eng 76 - VII, Vol. 1,

App. G - G.30, G.31 Johns Hopjfina University Contract W 7401 eng 43 - VII, Vol, 1,

App. G - G.31, G.32 Maas. Inst, of Technology Contract W 7405 eng 288 - VII, Vol. 1,

App, G - G.33Purdue University Contract W 7405 eng 74 - VII, Vol. 1, App, G -

G.32, G.33 Chemistry and Metallurgy

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol..2 - 1-22, 1-28, 1-32, IV-l2ff, Ch.VIII,2-9, x-io, Ch.xra

Analytical Methods - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-25ff> XVTI-l7ff Cryogeny - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-31, VIII-32 DP Site - VIII, Vol, 2 - XVII-20ffMiscellaneous Metallurgy - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-19ff> XVII-11, XVII-12 Organization -VIII, Vol. 2 - Vlll-lff, XVII-1, XVII-2 Plutonium Metallurgy - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-l6ff, XVII-8ff Plutonium Purification - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-12ff, XVII-5ff Radiochendstry - VIII, Vol., 2 - VIII-2lff, X7II-12ff

J _ n O C* ’T * ... Che-Cl*

Uranium Metallurgy - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-8ff, XVII-3ff Uranium Purification - VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-7, VIH-8, XVII-2, XVII-3

Gharaistry and Metallurgy Research DivisionLos AlaraoB Project * VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.)- 1-10, 1-11, II-9, 11-16,

11-17, 11-22, V-16, Ch.VI Chemistry Activities - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-4ff General Policy - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-2ffHealth Instruments and Indoctrination - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-12 Metallurgical Developments - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-7ff Organization - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-1, VI-2 Plutonium Production - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Vl-lOff

Chemistry Building Construction Ele ctronagnetic Project '

______ V, Vol. 5 - 3.13ffV 3.21ff, 3.30ff —Chemistry General

Amea Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll * 11.3Iff

Chemiatiy ResearchGaseous Diffusion Process

II, Vol. 2 * Sec. 8 Chicago Purchasing Office

Loa Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-28, II1-31, 111-33, IX-14 Los Angeles Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.3, 2.1ff, 3.2

China lake Pilot Plant Project Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.19, 2.44, 2.53 Chronology, Production

Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 4 Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol, 5 " See. 8 Liquid Thersal Diffusion Project - VI - 5 , 2 f t Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 5

ChurchesCESf Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 11.8, 11.9, 11.12, 11.13 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 8 . 2 0 , 8.21 IV, Vol. 5 - 5.16, 5.17 IV, Vol. 6 - 9.1, 9.11, 9.12

Classification of Lands Pile Project

IV, Vol. 4 - 3.Iff Classifications, Buildings and Equipment

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 5.11, 5.12

CleanlinessGaseous Diffusion Project

lit Vol. 3 - 4.9ff» 5.4» 8.16, 8.18, 8.19, 11.1, 11.2, 11.13, 11.14II, Vol. 4 - 3.73ffII, Vol, 5 - 2.5, 2,6, 6.3, 6.4

Clearance, Personnel and Company Intelligence and Security

I, Vol. 14 - Sec. 3 and Supplement

Cle-Cli

SBflM&MM■ HffWlMilf IQIft

Cleveland ClinicsFeed I-tett’l., Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

V I # , Vol. 1 - X.35 Clinical Dentistry

CEW Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 10 Medical Program - I, Vol. 7 - Sec. 4 and Supplement Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - 9 . 3

Clinical SledicinaCEW Central Facilities - I* Vol. 12 - Sec. 10 Medical Progran - I, Vol. 7 - Sec. 4 and Supplement Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 9.3

Clinton Engineer WorksCentral Facilities * I, Vol. 12Fiscal Procedures - I, Vol. 5 - 4.3, 5,3ftt 7.1Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 1 * 3.2, 3.3, 4.1> 5.9II, Vol. 3 - 6.1ff, 12.3

General - I, Vol. 1 - 1.2, 1.3 Ins'irance Program - I, Vol. 6 - 2.6, 3.19Land Acquisition CEW - I, Vol. 10 (see also I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 2)

CEW Bus AuthorityCEW Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 13.2, 18.5* 13.13, 13.15 Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 5 - 10.9

Clinton Laboratories, GeneralActivities of the Rational Bureau of Standards « I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 -

12.6, 12.7 Ames Project - I, Vol, 4* Ch.ll - 11.46Assistance on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol, 4, Ch.9 - 9.4, 9.5 Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch./, - 4.2, 4.3* 4.6 Insurance Program - I, Vol. 6 - 3.4ff# 5.3# 6.2, 7.2, 7.3 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-5, VIII-6 vin, vol, 2 (Supp.) - in-3

Ifedical Program - I, Vol. 7 - 3.55* 5.5ff, 5.16, 5.19, 5,20 Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies - I, Vol* 4, Ch. 10 - 10.1 Pile Project

IV, Vol, 1 - 4.3» 5.1, 9.2IV, Vol. 6 — 2.20, 4.2, 4.3# 4.6, 4.11# 4,19# 4.26, 4.30, 4*32,

4.33# 5.9# 13,1 Press Release * I, Vol. 4# Ch,8 * Item 72Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes - I, Vol. 4,

Ch.3Research and Developezmnt of Atomic Energy for Power - I, Vol. 4,

Ch.4 - 4.4ff Clinton Laboratories, Construction of

Pile ProjectChemical Processing Plant - IV# Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.4 General Service Facilities - IV# Vol, 2# Pt.II - 2.5# 2.6 Pile Facilities -*IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.3# 2.4 Power and Communication Facilities - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.5

Process Area, Service Facilities - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.6 Training Facilities - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.4, 2.5

Clinton laboratories Research Pile Project

Contractual Arrangements - IV, Vol. 2, Pt. II - 2.2, 2.3# 3.2, 3.3Cost - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.3, 2.10, 3.3Design and Construction - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Sec. 2Design and Operating Problems - IV, Vol, 2, Pt.II - Sec. 6Operation - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Seo. 3Organization and Personnel - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Sec. 8Production of Plutonium - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Sec. 4Purpose and Scope - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Sec, 1Separation Process Development - IV, Vol, 2, Pt,II - Sec. 5

...... Training of Personnel - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Seo. 7Clinton Laboratories Training Program

Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear StudiesI, Vol. 4, Ch.10 - 10.6

Goal Handling System, Power Plant Gaseous Diffusion Project

Design - II, Vol. 3 - 12.6, 12.7, 12.3 Coffins, Slug

Pile ProjectIV* Vol. 3 - 5.29, 5.30

ColloquiumLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - II1-3» H I - 7 VIII, Vol* 2 (Supplement) - 1-11

Colorado Plateau RegionFeed L&t'l,, Spec. Proc. and Geo, Ebtpl*

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.3, 1.10, 4.1* 4.3VII, Vol. 2 - 1.6, 1.11, 1.16, 2.7, 3.1

Columbia Basin Project Pile project

IV, Vol. 6 - 10.2* 10.3 Columbia Camp

Pile ProjectIV, Vol, 6 - 10.4

Columbia River Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 2.6, 2.7, 3.1, 3.3# 3.6, 5.35# 5.62ff, 5.70, 8.2,8.24, 8.25

IV, Vol. 4 - 1.1# 1.2, 2.7, 2,10, 2.11 IV, Vol, 6 - 2,3# 2,17, 5.13

Columbia River Telephone Company Pile Project

IV, Volf 4 - 2.12, 4.11 Columbium

Pila ProjectIV, Vol, 3 - 6.5 IV, Vol. 6 - 3.2

RESTFttS® DATAATOMIC E W ^ g H # C T 1946

o ^ u -rf e * . m r

Columns ProcessLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.1ff, 2.5ff, 3.4, 3.7, 3.3, 4.2, 4.3, 5.3, 5.13 Combined Policy Conmittee

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.3* 9.4, 9.5 General - I, Vol. 1 - 3.16, 3.17 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - II-l, II-4 Patents - I, Vol. 13 - 2.14, 2.15

Combustion System, Power Plant Gaseous Diffusion Project

Design * II, Vol. 3 - 12.3ff Commander, JTF On*

Operation Crossroads---- VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3 - 8.8

Commander, Western Sea Frontier Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XIX-4 Commercial Facilities

Central FacilitiesI, Vol. 12 - Sec. 3

Pile ProjectDesign - IV, Vol. 3 - 8.10ff Operation - IV, Vol. 6 - 9.15

CommissaryLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-ll VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.1, 6.3, 6.13ff, 7.4

Commissioner of Patents Patents

I, Vol. 13 - 2.2, 3.3 Committee on Declassification (Tolman Consulttea)

Declassification and Distribution of Project InformationI, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5.1, 5.3ff, 5.9, 5.14ff» 5.13, 5.19, 5.27

Communication FacilitiesCEW Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 15 Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 3 Los.Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.23, 5.24 VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-10, 111-25, XVII1-3 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-29

Los Angeles Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.3* 1*4, 2.2, 2.4* 2.6, 2.3 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.5 IV, Vol. 3 - 7.3, 7.4, 3.3, 3.5, 3.23IV, Vol. 5 - 5.11, 5.22, 5.27, 7.5ffIV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 12, 13.2

Community Association (Council)Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.20, 6.21 VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-10, III-ll

26 RES'a t o m i c

Community lawLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.35ff Comparative Sales, Land Acquisition

Land Acquisition, CEW - I, Vol. 10 - 2.26, 2.27 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 4 - 4.10, 4.11

Comparison of Three Manufacturing Piles Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 5.5, 5.6 Component (Bomb) Safety Factors

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VIII-2, VIII-3

Composite Core, Implosion Bomb Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XI-2, XX-1 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-13, III-5, III-6, V-5

Composition BLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - X-6, X-7, XVI-5, XVI-6,,XVI-12, XVI-15 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-14, VII-3, VTI-6

Kavy Participation - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.5 - 5.2, 5.3, 5.5 Supplementary Activities - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.22

Confessed Air PlantGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 10.12, 10.13, 14.15II, Vol. 4 - 3.38, 3.45, 3.46II, Vol. 5 - 5.4

Concentration of Product, Gaseous Diffusion Project - See ^Product Concentration"

Concentration Step Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 3.5, 6.2, 6.4, 6.10, 6.18IV, Vol. 6 - 2.22ff, 4.20, 5.11, 5.16

Condemnation Trials, Land Acquisitionland Acquisition CEW - I, Vol. 10 - 2.11 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 4 - 4.4* 4.28, 4.29

CondensateIiauld Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.14, 3.11, 4.8, 4.9 Conditioning

Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 5 - 2.4ff, 3.5, 3.6, 6.Iff, 8.2, 8.3 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 5.17, 5.18

Conditioning AreaGaseous Diffusion Project

Construction - II, Vol. 4 - 3.46ff Design - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 11, 14.17 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - Sec. 6

Conditioning Building Operation Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 5 - 6.Iff

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ED DA IAacs; m j

Conferences With Legislative Leaders Legislative Contacts

House of Representatives I, Vol. 4, Gh.l - 2.6ff Senate I, Vol. 4* Gh.l - 2,8ff

Congress of Industrial Organizations Caseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 5 - 10.7 Congressional Approval for Operation Crossroads

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 8.6

Conservation of Personnel Personnel

I# Vol. 8 — Sec* 3 Construction, Plants and Facilities

Boron (B -O) - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.7 - Sec. 5SEW Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - Sec. 5, 7.10ff, 8.3, 9.8, 9.9,

I0.2ff, 11.5ff, 12.9ff, 12.l4ff, 12.18, 12.19* 12.21ff, 12,25ff, 13.5ff, 14.3ff, 15.3, 15.4* 15.7, 15.8, 16.2ff, 17.2, 17_*3* 17,5* 17.6, 18,24* 19.8, 19.9

Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch,4 - 4,6 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 2.4, 2.5V, Vol. 5

Feed Kat'l., Spec, Proc. 6 Geo. Expl. - VII, Vol. 1 - 7.7, 7.9, 7.10, 8,4ff, 8,8, 9,2, 9.8, 10,3 and 10.5

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol, 1 - 3.5II, Vol. 4

Heavy Water Project - III, Sec. 4 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - See, 3 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Volv 1 * Sec. 5VIII, Vol, 2 - 1-9, 1-10, 111-10, III-ll, III-47ff, VI-2, VI-22,

YII-8, VII-9, VI1-37, XV-9* XV-10, XVI-17, m ~ l 8 , EVTI-2, xvii-20ff, m u - 3 , xv i n -9, m - 5 , m - 6

V i n , Vol, 2 (Supp.) - 11-9, iv<?4, iv-10 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt,I - 2.5ffIV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - Sec, 2IV, Vol, 5

Project Camel - III, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.37, 2.38, 2.45ff» 2,56, 2,59ff Storage Project - I, Vol. 4# T.5. Supp. - 17ff

Construction Camp Facilities Gaseous Diffusion Project

H , Vol. 4 - 3.6lff Construction Equipment

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 5 - 3.37

Construction FeaturesGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 4 - 3.65ff

Cons-Coni

Consultants, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 “ 3.1, 4*1, 7.2 Consumption of Process Material

Caseous Diffusion ProjectII, T.S. App. No.3 - 2

Contract Administration Patents

I, Vol. 13 * Sec. 4 Contractor's Purchasing Department

Los Angeles Procurement Office VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.3, 1.4

Contractor's RequisitionsLos Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.5, 2.6 Contractual Arrangements

Boron (B*0) . n n , Vol. 3, Ch.7 - 7.2ffCEW Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 4.6, 4.7, 5.3* 6.3ff, 7.10ff,

8.4, 8.5, 12.9ff, 16.4, 17.1, 18.l2ff Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4, - 4.2, 4.3 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 1.3, 2.1; V, Vol. 2 - Sec. 2V, Vol. 3 - 1.3ff

Vol. 4- ” 2.4., 3.1, 3.3, 3.5, 3*9, 3*12, 4.1, 4.3, 4*4V, Vol. 5 * Sec. 2V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 2

Feed Mat'l., Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 1 - 2.3ff, 3.2, 3.3, 4.3ff, 5.1, 5.2, 6.1ff, 7.3ffVII, Vol. 2 - 1.1, 2.1

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol, 1 - Sec. 3II, Vol. 2 - Sec. 2II, Vol, 4 * Sec. 2II, Vol. 5 *■ Sec. 2

Heavy Water Project - III-3.3ff, 4.1, 4.2, 4.10, 4.16, 4.21, 5.Iff, 5.11ff Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI-3.Iff, 5.1, 5.2 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 4.1ff, 5.2ff, 5.8 VIII, Vol. 2 - 1.5, 1.6

Los Angeles Procurement Office - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.1, 1.2 Ohio Stste Univ. Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 3.1 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 1.2

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - Sec. 4IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - Sec. 2IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2.2, 2.3, 2.2, 3.3IV, Vol. 5 - 1.2IV, Vol. 6 - 3.1, 4.23, 6.3, 9.1, 14.5, 14.6, Sec. 16, 18.1

Supplementary Activities - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.Iff

W f f c t R E S U M E D DATA" ATOMIC ENERG^ACT 1946

Control Devices, Pile Pile Project

Borax Solution - IV, Vol. 3 - 5.50, 5.51, 5.54, 5.55Control and Shim RodsIV, Vol. 3 - 5.16, 5.31, 5.32, 5.50ffIV, Vol. 6 - 1.4, 2,10ff, 4.12, 4.16GeneralIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.2, 4.2ff, 4.13, 6.2 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.2, 4.6, 4.8 Safety Rods IV, Vol. 3 - 5.16, 5.31, 5.32, 5.50ff

Control Devices, Separation Process Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 5.3 Control Equipment, Electrical

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol, 3 - 2.9, 3.6, 3.9ff, 3.13, 4.3, 4.4V, Vol. 6 - 5.3, 5.4

Control Office, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 - 6.1Control, Quality, Uranium and Thorium

Feed Ifcterials and Special ProcurementVII, Vol. 1 - Sec, 12

Control Records Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 6.1, 6.2 Control Room, Central

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 3 - 8.23, 8.29

Control Room, Pile Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.10 Control, Transfer of

Storage ProjectI, Vol. 4* T.S. Supp. - 19, 20

Convection, In ColumnLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI-2.1 Convection Loop

Liquid Thermal Diffusion ProjectVI, 2.13, 3.9, 4.4, 5.5

Conversion ProgramElectro>aagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 3.2, 3.3 Converters

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectDesign and Procurement - II, Vol, 3 - 8,6ff, 14,10 Construction - II, Vol, 4 - 3.69

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Cook County Forest PreserveFoundation of National laboratories

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2*17ff Coolant Drying and Storage Plant

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectDecign - II, Vol. 3 - lO.lff, 14.12, 14.13 Construction - II, Vol. 4 - 3.31, 3.32 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 5.1, 5.2

Coolant, ProcessGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 5.4, 5.5, 7.9, 11.11II, Vol. 5 - 5.1ff, 5.6, 5.7, 8.2

Coolants, Pile Pile Project

AirIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.4, 3.6, 3.10, 3.11 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II *■ 4.2, 4.5, 4.6, 4*8, 4*9 GeneralIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.1, 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 3.l0ff, 3.14ff# 4.1» 4.8IV, Vol. 3 - 1.1, 1.2, 5.3ffHeavy Water - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I * 3.4, 3.6, 3.10HeliumIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.4, 3.6, 3.10ff, 3.l4ffIV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.1IV, Vol. 3 - 1.3, 3.4, 5.9, 5.10. 5.14 Urenluia HexafluorideIV, Vol. 3 - 5 . 1 2

Cooling System, Pile (KRX)Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. Ut Ch.9 - 9.15, 9.16 Cooling Systems

Electronagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 2.17, 2.18V, Vol, 5 - 3 . 2 4V, Vol. 6 - 4.2, 7.5ff

Cooling WaterLiquid Theraal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.14, 3.14, 3.15, 4.10, 4.11 Cooling Water System - Gaseous Diffusion Project - See •’Recirculating Cooling

Cooling Water System Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.11, 2.12 Cooling Water System, Power Plant

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectDesign - II, Vol. 3 - 12.20, 12.21 Construction - II, Vol. 4 ” 3.24* 3.25

Coordinating Council Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-2VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-5, 1-11

Water System1'

Coordinating Organization DirectorsDeclassification and Distribution of Project

I, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5 .10ff, 5.14* 5.17, 5.20ff Corrosion Problems

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.16, 4.4ff* 4.9, 6.4, 6.7IV, Vol. 3 - 3.3, 5.22, 5.28, 5.33, 5.35, 5.43, 5.44, 5.62IV, Vol. 6 «• 2.12

Corrosion, ProcessGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 2.2, 4.8, 7.22 Cosmic Radiation Studies

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IV-15

Cosmic Ray Neutrons Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-16, VI-8Cost

Boron (B*0) - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.7 - 7.4, 7.6CB? Central Facilities - I, Vol. 12 - 1.6, 2.8ff, 4.6, 4.7, 5.2, 5.4ff

5.6ff, 7.1, 7.10ff, 8.9, 8.10j 9.9, 10.6, 10.9, 10.10,11.5ff# 11.9ff, 11.13, 12.9ff, 13.3, 13.7ff, 14.3ff, 15.2, 15*3, 15.6ff, 15.10, I6.4ff, 16.12, I6.17ff, 17.3ff, 18.18, 18.19, 18.24, 19.8, 19.9, 19.15ff

Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 - 4.7 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 2.9, 2.16V, Vol. 3 - 3.54* 4.4* 4.7, 4.10, 4.12, 4.14* 4.21, 4.23, 4.24V, Vol. 4 - 1.2V, Vol. 5 - 2.5ffV, Vol. 6 - 4.2, 4.10, 4.14* 4.18

Feed Mat'l., Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 1 - 1.15V H , Vol. 2 - 1.8, 2.6, 2.7, 3.1* 3.2

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 7II, Vol. 2 - Sec* 10II, Vol. 3 - 3.6, Sec. 17II, Vol. 4 - Sec. 6II, Vol. 5 - Sec. 11II, T.S. App. No. 4

General - I, Vol. 1 - Sec. 4Heavy later - i n - 3.11, 3.21, 4.9 , 4.15 , 4.20, 4.26, 5.9 Intelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 - 1.5, 4.8 Investigation of Miscl, Proc. of Separation of Uranium Isotopes -

I, Vol. 4* Ch.14 - 14.25, 14.34 land Acquisition * CEW - I, Vol. 10 - 2.47, 2.48 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 1.2, 3.22, 5.28, 5.29 Los Alamos Project - III, Vol. 1 - 3.6, 4.3, 4.4* 5.1, 5.25, 5.27, 5.28 Los Angeles Procurement Office - VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.l - 3.1

Medical - I, Vol. 7 - 3.30, 3.40, 3.55, 3.57, 3.58, 3.65, 4.22, 4.23, 4*31, 4*40, 5*23

Ohio State University Cryogenic Laboratory VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 3.1 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 1.2

Pile ProjectsIV, Vol. 1 - 5.1, 5.2 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 2.8 IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 2*3, 2.10, 3.3, 3.6 IV, Vol. 3 - Sec. 9 IV, Vol. 4 ** Sec. 7 IV, Vol. 5 -Sec. 11 IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 17

Project Camel - VlII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.43, 2.60, 2.61 S&ndia Base - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 8 Storage Project - I, Vol. 4, T.S. Supp. - 18 Supplementary Activities - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.1, 9.21

CoBt Accounting Procedures Fiscal Procedures

I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 6 Costs and Prices

Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes I, Vol. 4, Ch.3 • 3*14, 3*15, 3*21

Council of Participating Universities Argonne National Laboratory

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.4, 2.11ff Counter-Current Electromigration Method, Uranium Isotope Separation -

See "Electromigration (Counter-Current) Method, Uranium Isotope Separation*.

Counter-Current Reflux Molecular Method, Uranium Isotope Separation - See "Molecular Stills (Counter Current, Reflux) Method, Uranium Isotope Separation."

Counter IntelligenceIntelligence and Security

I, Vol. 14 - Sec, 2 and Supplement Cowpuncher Committee

Los Ala mo b Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-3, IX-5, X-7, XVIII-11 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.7, 2.31, 2.50

Critical Assemblies Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-17, IX-18, X-9, XIII-11, XV-2ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-22, IV-4, IV-5, V-2, V-4ff

Critical Assembly Experiments,Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) V-4ff Critical Mass

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 5 - 4*9, 9.5

Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - I-13ff, 1-23, IV-3, IV-4, IV-19, V-lff, V-6, V-10,V-13, VII-5, VII-11, VII-12, VII-27, X-2, XI-3, XII-8, XV-4

Critical PressureLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.13 Critical Kadius

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-13, XII-8

Critical Temperatureliquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.6, 2.12 Crops, Land Acquisition

land Acquisition CEW - I, Vol. 10 - 2.13, 2.34, 2.46 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 4 - 2.8, 2.9, 4.13, 4.21, 7.2

Crossroads AirlineOperation Crossroads

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.23 Crossroads Operation - See ’•Operation Crossroads”Cross Section Experiments

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IV-12

Cross SectionsLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-14, 1-15, 1-23, 1-25, 1-26, IV-4, V-2, Vl-lOff,VII-5, X-9, XII-4, XII-5, XIII-11, XIII-12

Crucible Research Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VIII-20, VI11-21, XVI1-3, XVII-4, XVI1-8, XHI-12, XVII-18

Cryogenic Laboratory, Ohio State University - See "Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory.B

Cumberland Sound, U.S.S.

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol, 2 (Supp.) - 1-16, 11-13

Operation Crossroads - VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.8 - 8,16, 8,24, 8,26, 8.27, 8.31, 8.32

Curran and Wade LeaseFeed lfe.t'1,, Speo. Proc, & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol, 2 - 2.4ff Cryogeny

Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VHI-31, VI11-32 Cryogeny laboratory

Ohio State University VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3

CyclotronPile Project - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1,13, 2,4, 3,7, 6,1 Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol, 2 - 1,5, 1.7

34 REST!, 194C;d data

Cyclotron Studies

Los Alamos Project

n i l , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IV-15 Cylindrical Slugs

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 4.2, 4.3, 4.6ff, 5.3ff

DP SiteDayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 - 4.5 Loa Alamoa Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-16, IX-17, XVII-2, XVII-20ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-11, 11-19, IV-4, IV-9, VI-2, VI-5, VI-7,

VI-10, VI-11DP Sita Transfer

Pila ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 4.25

iJahlgren, Va., Proving Ground Loa Alamoa Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-3, VI1-8, VI1-17, VII-36 Daniels Pile

Research and Development of Atomic Energy for PowerPreliminary Design Proposal - I, Vol. 4* Ch.4 - 4*6, 4.7 Development Factors - 1, Vol. 4, Ch.4 - 4»8ff

• Dayton Project

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 Deaeration, Cooling Water


Decay, Radioactivity Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 — 1.3, 2.6, 2.17, 2.18, 4.10, 4.28, 4.29, 5.14# 5.17 Declassification and Diatribution of Project Information

General - I, Vol. 4, Ch.3 - Itema 88 and 89 Organization and Procedure - I, Vol. 4, Ch#5 - 5.9ff Operation Program - I, Vol. At Ch.5 - 5.l6ff Publication Program - I, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5.25ff Reasons for Establishing System - I, Vol. 4, Ch*5 - 5.1ff Status as of 31 December, 1946 - I , Vol. 4, Ch.5 • 5*30

Declassification Program Los Alamoa Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IX-5ff Deconta ruination

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 6.2, 6.4, 6.5, 6.7 IV, Vol, 3 - 6.11, 6.18 IV, Vol. 6 - 2.21, 2.22, 4.24

Decontamination Factor, Separation Process Pile Projeot

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 5.4 Deep River, Canada

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project I, Vol. 4# Ch,9 - 9.9, 9.21

Defense Industries Ltd,Assistance on Canadian Pila Project

I, Vol. At Ch.9 - 9.21, 9.22

S£6ilg? Def-Dat

Deferments, Selective ServiceLos Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-16, 111-17 Lo3 Angeles Procurement Office - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.9, 2,10 Personnel - I, Vol. 8 - 6.1ff Pile Project - IV, Vol. 5 - 4.19

Deflection Test for Gan Failure Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II- 6.2, 6.3 Delayed Neutrons

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-25, 1-26, IV-1, XV-3, X7III-18

Delayed Payments, Land Acquisition Pile Project

IV, Vol. 4 — 4.3* 4.27, 4.28 Delays, Construction

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 5 - 5.18, 6.8, 3.2, 8.6

Delivery, BombsLos Alamos Project

viii, vol. 2 - vn-35ff» xix-i, m - 2, nx-8ffDelivery of Equipment and S&terial

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 111-30, I11-31

Demineralization, Cooling WaterElectromagnetic Project - V, Vol* 3 - 2.25 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - 2.5, 2.6, 2.15, 2.16

Demolition of Hanford Camp Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 15 Dental Service

Central Facilities CEW - I, Vol. 12 - 4.3, 4.4, 10.5ff Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.47, 6,48 Medical Program - I, Vol. 7 - 4.l6ff, 4.22, 4.30, 4.34, 4.37, 4.38 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - 9.8

Depleted i&terial, Disposal ofLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.13, 5.14 Deputy Task Force Commander For Technical Direction

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.8, 8.9

Destructive Effects of Bomb Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol, 2 - 1-20, 1-21, 1-24, V-25, V-26, XI-10, XI-ll, XIII-7ff Detonation

Lcs Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol, 2 - 1-16, 1-23, IV-10, IV-11, XIII-2, XIV-9, XVI-4.

XVI-5, XVI-7, XVI-8, XVI-10, XVI-11VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Vltf-5ff

Detonation Point Required, BombLos Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-16, XVT-8, XVI-9* XVI-19, XVI-20 Project Camel - VIII, Vol, 3> Ch.2 - 2.15, 2.17, 2.31

RESTfWCTBTDATA9 a to m ic g t d f & im c T m s

Det-Dif

Detonator Committee Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-6 Detonator leading

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI1-6

Detonator Studies Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII-6 Detonators

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-12, XV-l6ff, XVIH-17 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.17ff

Detroit OfficeArmy Air Fields -VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.8, 9.9 Gaseous Diffusion Project

n , Vol. 1 - 4.5, 3.1II, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 16.2, 18.1, 18.4, 18.5

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-2, VII-4, VI1-5, VI1-21,VII-37, XEV-7

Navy: Participation - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.26

DeuteriumLos Alamos Project

v m , Vol. 2 - 1-19, 1-28, V-22, VIII-31, VIH-32, XIII-3VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IH-7ff

Pile Project - IV, Vol. 3 - 5.10 Deuterium Bomb, Los Alamos Project - See "Super"Deuterium Contamination

Ohio State University Cryogenic LaboratoryVIII, Vol. 3^Pt.II - 2.1ff, 2.5, 2.9

Deuterium Gas Produced from Heavy WaterOhio State University Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 2.9 Deuterium Oxide - See "Heavy Water*Deuterium Tritium Cross-Section Measurements, Purdue University

Supplementary Activities

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.23, 9.25 Deuterium and Tritium Reaction Cross-Sections

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 2-9, XII1-11, XII1-12

DeuteronsPile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 1.11 Development Program, Ordnance

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VIII-4, VIII-5

( h Difficulties, OperatingElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - 4.2, 4*4, 4.5, 5.2 Diffusion Barriers - See "Barrier Development"

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Diffusion Problems

tos Alamos Project

Till, Vol. 2 - V-lff, H - 2 , XI-3 Diffusion Poops, Vacuum System

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - A.l6ff

Diffusion Studies

A m a Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. At Ch.11 - 11.31ff

Diphenyl Cooling, Pile

Pila Projeat

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 3.16IV, Vol. 3, - 5.21, 5.22, 5.23

Direction - Joint Task Force One Operation Crossroads

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 * 8.8ff Directive

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.7

Directive, PresidentialGeneral, I, Vol. 1 - 3.11ff Legislative Contacts - I, Vol. 4, Ch.l - 1.3

DirectorArgonne National Laboratory ~ I, Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.14 Brookhaven National Laboratory - I , Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.35, 2.36 Clinton Laboratory - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 8.2 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-1, 1-5, XII-6, III-32, 111-38, IX-15

V I H , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-5, 1-9, II-l, IX-1 Metallurgical Laboratory - IV, Vol. 2, Pt.I - 7.1Research and Development of Atonic Energy for Power - I, Vol, At Ch.A ~ 4.12

Disaster Plan - See ‘‘Catastrophe Program*Disbursing Procodures

Fiscal Procedures

I, Vol, 5 * Sec. 5 Discharge Pit, Clinton Pile

Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2, Pt.II - 4.7 Discharging, Pile

Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 5.16, 5.25, 5.30, 5.31, 5.55ff Discussions at Metallurgical laboratory

Assistance on Canadian Pile ProjectI, Vol. At Ch.9 - 9.6

Disposal of BuildingsLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.28Disposal of Construction Material Scrap

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 5 - 4.A

RESTRICTED DATAATOMIC 1946

Dis-Dry

BIOW

Disposal of EquipmentLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.23 Disposal of Lands

land Acquisition CEW - I, Vol, 10 - 2 .46 Pile Project * IV, Vol. 4 - 4.6

Disposal of Records

Liquid Thermal Diffusion ProjectVI - 5.28

Distribution, Proposal For

Program for Production and Distribution of RadioisotopesI, Vol. 4, Ch.3 - 3.10

District’s Advisory Committee on Research and DevelopmentFoundation of the National Laboratories - I, Vol. Ut Ch,2 - 2.3, 2.5,

2.11, 2.24, 2.39 Press Releases - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Item 99Research and Development of Atomic Energy for Power - I, Vol. 4,

Ch.4 — 4.4 Documentary Division

Los Alamos ProjectDeclassification Program - V H I , Vol, 2 (Supp.) - IX-5ff General - VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-10, II-2, II-3, 11-19, 11-20, Ch.IX Organisation - VIII, Vol, 2 - 12-2, IX-3 Technical Series - VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-2ff

DocumentsLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-35ff Door (D) IIait3, Process Bins

Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.7, 2,9, 2.11, 2,12, 2,16, 3.10, 3.12, 3.13 Door Handling Equipment, Process Bins

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 4,12ff

DormitoriesCentral Facilities CEW - I, Vol. 12 - 1.5, 4.2, 4.4, 4.6, 5.1, 6.2,

7.5ff, 7.13, 7.17, 7,13, 7.23, 10.4, 19.13, 19.14 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 6,4, 6,8, 6,9 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 8,9, 3,10IV, Vol. 5 - 5.33ffIV, Vol. 6 - 9.6

DragonLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-3VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-2, I11-12

Dry Air PlantGaseous Diffusion Project

Design - II, Vol. 3 - 10.7ff, 14.14, 14.15 Construction - I I , Vol. 4 ** 3,37, 3,38 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 5.2ff -

ilf** ■ t <-ia, JJ 3 " ”--- --- ''

DATAY ACT 18tt

T* H"*I )fi iii 1.1" ~~L~ 1— . siiin

Dry-Dur SEOUfliiW TTflTHiHWAXXOfl

Dry Nitrogen Supply System Gaseous Diffusion Project

Design - II, Vol. 3 - 10.l6ff, 14.15 Construction - II, Vol. 4 ** 3.49 Operation - I I , Vol. 5 * 5.5

Durango, Colorado, PlantFeed KSat’l., Spea. Proc. and Geo. 3xpl,

VII, Vol. 1 - 4.2, 4.5, 4.6, 7.2, 7.9, 7.10, 7.12

REST!ATOMIC

D DATAc r 1946

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East Gate Laboratory Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XI1-3 Eastman Kodak, Rochester Laboratory


Eaton Canyon Pilot Plant Project Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.11, 2.18, 2.19, 2.52 Economics in Operation

Gaseous Diffusion Project II (Supp. No.l) - 2.3ff

Economizers, Steam GenerationLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 3.12, 3.13 Educational Facilities for Solitary Personnel

Loa Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.56, 6.57

Effects of Test and Conibat Nuclear Explosions Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-4* III-5 Efficiency, Nuclear Bomb

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - I-15ff, 1-23, IV-4, IV-5, V-10, V-13ff, VII-27, XI-8ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-l, H I - 5 * III-6, VTII-2

Eldorado MinaFeed Ifaterials, Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.3, 3.1, 3.2

Electric Power SupplyCentral Facilities CEW - I- Vol. 12 - 1.4, 2.7, 3.5* 4.4* Sec. 12 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.23, 2.24V, Vol. 5 - 3.25, 3 .26, 3.37V, Vol. 6 - 7.6

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 1 - 3.5# 3.8II, Vol. 3 - 6.3# 7.1, 9.2, 12.1ff, I2.22ff, 14.16, 14.17II, Vol. 4 - 3.19, 3.23, 3.25ff, 3.35, 3.43, 3.44, 3.70ff

Heavy Water Project * III - 4.7, 4.13, 4.19, 4.23 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 4.11ff Los Alamos Project

VIII, Voll- 3.3# 5.14ff> 5.25 VIII, Vol. 2 - IX-10

Pile ProjectIV, Vol, 1 - 1.2, 8.1ffIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II- 2.5IV, Vol. 3 - 2.3# 7.Iff, 8.23, 8.24IV, Vol. 4 - 2.11, 2.12, 4.11IV, Vol. 5 - 2.7, 2.8, 5.22, 5.32, 7.1ff, H . 3IV, Vol. 6 - 2.17, 2.18, 5.2

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Electrode, High Voltage Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.8 Slectronagnotic Project

ConstructionConstruction Program - V, Vol. 5 - Sec, 3

Contractual Arrangements - V, Vol. 5 - Sec, 2

Coat - V, Vol. 5 - 2.5fflabor Relationsf Safety and Security - V, Vol. 5 - Sec, 5 Materials of Construction - V, Vol. 5 - Sac. 4

Organization and Personnel - V* Vol. 5 " Sec. 6

DesignContractual Arrangements - V, Vol. 3 - 1.3ff Description of Plant - V# Vol. 3 • Sec. 2 Design Program - V> Vol. 3 - Sec. 3

Organization of Personnel - V* Vol. 3 - Sec. 5 Procurement of Equipment - V, Vol. 3 - Sec. 4

Purpose and Scope - V, Vol. 3 - Sec. 1

GeneralDescription - V , Vol. 1 - Sec. 3

Development • V, Vol* 1 - Sec. 2

Organization and Personnel - V# Vol. 1 - Sec. 4

Purpose and Scope - V, Vol. 1 - Sec. 1

OperationAuxiliary Services - V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 7 Contractual Arrangements V, Vol. 6 - See. 2

Costs «* V» Vol. 6 — 4.2# 4.10, 4*14, 4.18 Mobilization (Personnel Procurement) - V, Vol, 6 - Sec. 3

Plant Operation - V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 4 Process Improvement - V, Vol, 6 - Sec, 5

Purpose and Scope - V* Vol. 6 - Sec. 1 Security - V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 6

Silver ProgramAccounting for Metal - V» Vol. 4 " Sec# 6

Cost - V, Vol. 4 - 1.2 Fabrication » V, Vol. 4 ** Sec, 3 Organization and Personnel - V» Vol. 4 *• Sec. 7

Procurement - V» Vol. 4 ” Sec. 2 Purpose and Scope - V# Vol. 4 *■ Sec. 1 E e t u m s to Treasury - V, Vol, 4 “ Sec, 4

Security Measures - V# Vol. 4 - Sec, 5 Electromigration (Counter-Current) Method Uranium Isotope Separation

General *• I, Vol, 4* Ch,14 — 14.36ff Attempted Separation - I,. Vol. 4» Ch.14 * 14.38

Electronic Fusing Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - H I - 1 9 , VII-20, XIV-7f?Vlli, Vol, 2 (Supp.) - VIII-4, VIII-5

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Hordon Laboratories and Lukas Harold Corp* » VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.9 9,4 Project Camel - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3 # 2.20, 2*29

ElectronicsLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol, 2 # HI-39, 111-41* 111-42* 7 H 3 , VT-27ff, IX-16*IV-19, XV-20

~ VIII, Vol* 2 (Supp.) IV-0, IV-15CJ) Ellipsoids

Project CamelVIII, Vol, 3, Ch.2 - 2*28

Employees Benefit Plan Insurance Program

I* Vol*, 6 - See, 6 Saergy Release, Nuclear Fission and High Temperature Collisions

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol* 2 - 1-12, XlII-2ff, XIII-7* X7III-1* X7III-17, XVTII-18

Engineering Procurement Division Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.l - 2,1, 2,6ff*. 2,12, 3,1 Enriched Uranium Pile

Pila ProjectIV, Vol, 3 * 5,l0ff

Enriching Section Process Gaseous Diffusion Project

( M II, Vol* 3 - 4,6, 4*7* 7*17Equipment (Process) Design and Procurement

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII* Vol* 3 * Sec, 8 , 14.9ff

Establishment of ALSOS missionsI* Vol, 14 (Foreign Intelligence Supp,) * Sec, 2

Establishment of Joint Task Force One VIII* Vol* 3* Ch,8 * 8,7

Estimates (Fiscal) and Budgets I* Vol* 5 ** Sec, 2 /

Ether-Water Method* Uranium Isotope Separation I* Volf 4* Ch,14 * 14,4S* 14*47

European Investigation ALSOS Missions

I* Vol* 14 (Foreign Intelligence Supp,) ** Sea* 4 Evergreen Area

Assistance on Canadian Pile ProjectI, Vol* 4* Ch.9 - 9,8

Executive CommitteeOak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies

I, Vol* 4* Ch. 10 - 10.8ff* 10*13 Expansion Joints* Elimination of

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Frojeot VI 5* 3,15

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Expansion of Graphite Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - A.15ft Expediting Material

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 5 - 4.1ft

Expediting PurchasesLos Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.8, 2.10 Expenditures by L&nhattan District

Legislative ContactsI, Vol. 4, Ch.l - 2.2

Experimental (M) DivisionLos Alamos Project___ _____ _______

Critical Assembly - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-4ff Design and Production - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-3t V-4 Electric Method - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-10, V-ll General Responsibilities - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-l, V-2 Initiator Group - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-7ff Organization - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-l Photography, Technical - V U I , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-13ff RaLa Group - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - V-llff

Experimental (Development) Plant Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 5 - 3.3, 3.7, 3.3 Experimental Physics Division

Los Alamos ProjectCapture Cross Sections,the "Branching Ratio" - VIII, Vol. 2,VI-14ff Energy Spectrum of Fission Neutrons - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-9, VI-10 Equipment - VIII, Vol. 2 - Vl-lff Fission Cross Sections - VIII, Vol. 2 - VT-lOff Instrumentation - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-27ff Miscellaneous Experiments - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-25ff Neutron Number - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-5, VI- 6 Organization ** VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-1 Preliminary Experiments - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-3ff Scattering Experiments, Choice of Tamper - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-17ff Spontaneous Fission Measurements - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-6ff Water Boiler - VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-20ff

Experimental Physics Program Loa Alamos Project

VIII - Vol. 2 - I-24ff, 1-31 Experimental Units

Electromagnetic ProjectXAX - V, Vol. 3 - 2.19, V, Vol. 6 - 3.5, 3.6, 5.Ut 5.5 XBX - V, Vol. 3 - 2.19, 3.13 XA - V ; Vol. 6 - 3.2, V, Vol. 6 - 3.6, 3.7, 5.4

Experiments, (1946), Critical 3&iss Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, T.S. App. No. 1 - 2.3II, T.S. Supp. No. 1 - 8

R E ST A T E D DATA* ATOMIC

Experiments, Preliminary, Relevant to Plant Safety Gaseous Diffusion Project

T.S. App. No. 1 - If2 Exploration Research

/;% Feed !Sa.t*l* Spec. Proc. fit Geo. Exp.J VII, Vol. 2 - l.Sff

Explosives CastExplosives Research Laboratory - V U I » Vol. 3, Ch.9 - Sec. 4 Los Alamos Project - VILE, Vol. 2 * VII-30, XVT-7, XVI-12ff

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII-3 Navy Participation - VIIIj Vol. 3,Ch.5 * 5»2ff Project Camel - VIII, Vol* 3, Ch.2 - 2.13ff Sandia Base - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 2

Explosive Components, Development of Project Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.3ff, 2.15, Sec. 3 Explosives Components, Storage and Shipment

Navy ParticipationVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9

Explosives DivisionLos Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 •» V-12, VII-34, VII-35, IX*1» IX-2,

X-3ff, XI-5 - Ch.XVI (||P Detonating System - XVI-19, XVI-20

Engineering, Testing Assembly - XVI-21Explosives Development and Production - XVI-12ffLens Program * XVI-9ffNon-lens Implosion Studies - XVI-4ffOrganization - XVI-IffRecovery Program * XVI-18, XVI-19Timing Studies <* XVI-?ffVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - I-10ff, 11-10, 11-17 - Ch.VTI Detonation and Shock Phenomena - VII-5ff Explosives Production - VII-4, VII-5 Explosives Research - VII-3, VII-4 Organization - VII-1, VII-2 Radiographic Research - VII-2, VII-3

Explosives Engineering Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XVI-21 Explosives, Investigation of

Explosives Research Laboratory VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - ?'.20ff

Explosives Production Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12, VII-4, VII-5 Explosives Research

~ Los Alamos Project,(Ji VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII-3, VII-4

Expl ~ Ext

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Explosives Research laboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - Sec* 4

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - VII-10, VI1-25, XVI-3, XVI-4, XVI-8, XVI-14

Havy Participation

_____Ch.5 - 5*2------------------------ Export* Control, sea addenda, pH2Express Shipments, Construction

Pile ProjectIV, Vol* 5 - 6.5, 6.20, 6.29, 9.4

Expulsion of Property Owners, Land Acquisition Pile Project

IV, Vol. 4 - 4.2, 4.3, 4.25 Extraction Process

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I> Vol* 4, Ch.9 - 9.17ff Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.21, 4.24, 4.25 Extrusion Process

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 — 2.1, 4.3, 4*4, 4.6, 4.7, 5.12

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VIII, Vol. 2* Ch.XIIIDeuterium and Tritium Reaation Cross Sections • XI11-11, XIII-12 Neutron Physics Experiments - XIII-14, XIII-15 Super - Xlll-lff Water Boiler - XI11-13, X I I I - U

Fabrication of Charge Material Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 — 4.1# 4«2* 5.1 Fabrication Shops, Construction

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 5 - 5.25* 6.15* 6.16, 10.5

Fabrication, Silver Program Eleotromgnetia Project

V* Vol. 4 * Sec. 3 Farms and Orchards, land Acquisition

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 3.1, 8.2IV, Vol. 4 - 2.5* 3.1

FatalitiesElectromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 5 - 5 . 9

V* Vol. 6 - 7.3 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.63» 6.64

VIII, Vol, 2 - 111-27V I H , Vol. 2 (Supp.) * 1-9* H - 1 9 * H - 2 2 * II-33ff* V-4ff

Pile Project - IV* Vol. 5* - 10.6 Fat IJkn Assembly

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - VII-37ff* XIV-2, XIV-3, XEV-S, XIV-9, XVII1-13*

XVIII-14* XIX-1, H X - 2 , XIX-4, XIX-8, XIX-10, XIX-11

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VIII-2ff

Fat Man, ModelsArmy Air Fields - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.3, 9.9 Detroit Office - VIII, Vol* 3* Ch.9 - 9.2Project Camel - VIII, Vol^ 3* Ch.2 — 2.9* 2.17* 2.24* 2.28, 2.33ff*

2.37, 2.43 Sandia Base - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 2

"Feasibility Report", Metallurgical Laboratory

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 5.1* 5.9* 6.5* 6.6

Federal Public Housing AuthorityGaseous Diffusion - II* Vol. 4 - 3*64* 3.65Pile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - 9.3* 9.6

I, Vol. 12 - 3.4 Federal Works Agency, Construction


* R E S l K l I D DATAATATOMIC 1948

Feed and Purification System Gaseous Diffusion Project

Design - II, Vol. 3 - 7,19 to 7.22 - 14,3 to 14.5 Operation * II, Vol* 5 * 4*4, 4.5

Feed and Withdrawal SystemLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

71 - 2.13, 2.14, 3.3, 3.9, 4.5, 4*6, 5.9ff, 5.14, 5.15Feed Jfeterial, Enriched

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol* 2 - 4.10

Feed !fe.terialGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 5 - 3.15 Feed 'materiala Accountability

Feed I3aterial3 and Special ProcurementVII, Vol, 1 - Sec. 13 re

Feed Materials and Spec. Proc.,Uranium., Occurences, Uses and Properties of

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.3ff Costs,General - VII, Vol, 1 - 1.15 Future Considerations -.VII* Vol. 1 - 1.14, 1*15 Organisation and Personnel - VII* Vol. 1 - 1.15ff Prices, Raw Material, General - VII, Vol. 1 - 1.9, 1.10 Program, Development of - VII, Vol. 1 — 1.7, 1.3 Procurement, General - VII, Vol* 1 - 1.3, 1*9 purpose and Scope - VII, Vol* 1 - 1*1, 1*2Recovery Operations and By-Products, General - VII, /ol. 1 — 1.13, 1*14 Refining and Treatment, General - VII, Vol. 1 - l.lOff Research and Development, General - VII, Vol. 1 - 1.12 Results (General) of Program - VII, Vol. 1 - 1.14

Feed Materials, Spec. Proc, and Geo, Expl.

VII, Vol, 2 Acquisition of land - VII, Vol* 2 - Sec, 2 Administration - VII, Vol* 2 - Sec, 3 General - VII, Vol, 2 - Sec. 1

Field ExplorationFeed Mat’l Spec, Proc, & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 2 - l*6ff Field Test Activity

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12

54 Stage Pilot PlantGaseous Diffusion Project - See "Pilot Plant - 54 Stage"

58th WingArray Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.18, 9.19 Film Formation, Pile Tubes

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 4.4ffIV, Vol. 6 - 2.5, 2.12, 4.12ff, 5.4, 5,10

Fil-Fir

Filter Plant Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 5.63, 5.64, 5.66IV, Vol. 6 - 2.14, 2.24

Final Product BuildingElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 3.50 Final Product Preparation


Finance ProceduresI, Vol. 5 - See. 4

Financing and Contractual Arrangements Brookhaven National Laboratory

I* Vol. 4 - Ch.2 - 2.29ff Findings of Italian Mission

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol* 14 (F'gn. Int. Supp.) - 3.3, 3.4

Fineness, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 - 2.3, 4.4 Fire Prevention and Protection

I, Vol. 11 — Supp. Sec. 7I, Vol. 12 -19.9 to 19.17IV, Vol. 5 - 5.14, 5*17, 10.2f 10.3IV, Vol. 6 - 9 . 1 * 9.12, 9.13V, Vol. 1 - 3.4V, Vol. 3 - 2.22V, Vol. 5 - 5.1QffV, Vol. 6 - 6.3VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.37ff VIII, Vol. 2 - HI-38, IX-20

Clinton Laboratories - Pile Project IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 2.6

Gaseous DiffusionII, Vol. 4 ** 3.16, 3*17, 4*1, 4»2II, Vol. 5 - 9.1, 9.2, 9.3

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. 14 — 1.5, 4.1, 4.4» 4*5, 4*9, 4»12, S7.3

Richland VillageIV, Vol. 3 - 8.3, 8.21, 8.22

Firing Systems Los Alamos

V I n , Vol. 2 - VII-l6ff, xr/-7ff, xvi-19ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII1-4, VIII-5

Project CamelVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.29ff

First Chain Reacting PileSee "West Stand, Stagg Field, Pile"

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lat Ordnance Squadron, Special Aviation A m y Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.14 First Racetrack Operation

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol* 6 - 4.2ff

Fiscal Procedures* General Account of Legislative Contacts

I, Vol. 4# Ch.l - 2.Iff Fiscal Procedures

Contract Audit - I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 3 Cost Accounting - I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 6 Disbursing - I* Vol. 5 - Sac. 5 Estimates and Budgets - I# Vol. 5 - Sec. 2 Finance - I, Vol. 5 - Sec. 4 General - I, Vol. 5 • Sec. 1Organization and Personnel - I, Vol. 5 - Seo. 7

FissionPile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 1.1, 2.2ff, 3.1 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - l.Sff, 3.1ff» 3.6, 3.8 IV, Vol, 3 - 5.1# 5.10ff

Fission Products Pile Project

IV, ,Vol. 2 * Pt.I - 1.1, 4.6, 5.2, 6.1ffIV, Vol, 2 - Pt.II - 2.2, 4.1# 5.4# 5.5# 5.8, 5.9, 6.4* 6.5# 6.6 IV, Vol. 3 - 1.1# 4.2, 5.23, 6.1ffIV, Vol. 6 - 1.1, 2.3, 2.5, 2.19# 2.21ff, 4.2# 4.24# 4.28

Fission SpectrumLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol, 2 - 1-25, VI-9, VI-10, X-9# XII-3# XII-4 Flight and Static Tests

Lbs Alamos ProjeotVIII, Vol, 2 - VII-19# VII-35ff» XVI-21, XlX-lff

Project CamelV I n , Vol. 3 - Ch.2 - Sec. 5

Flight Test Section Sandia Base

VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.6 - 3 Fluorine (C-216, OG) and Hydrofluoric Acid (HF)

Feed Mat*l, Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 1, G-23ff

Fluorine (Code C-216)Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3 - 4.9» 10.21ff, 11,4# U . 5 # 16.1II, Vol. 5 - 2.6, 2,7, 3.5# 3.6, 5.6, 5.7, 6.1ff

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 2.9, 6.3 IV, Vol. 3 - 6 . 4

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Construction * II* Vol* 4 - 3,48, 3*49 Design - II, Vol* 3 - 11.25 to 11*30 Operation * II* Vol* 5 - 2*5, 8*1, 6*9, 3*10

Fluorine Generating Plant Gaseous Diffusion Project

Construction * II* Vol* 4 •* 3*47, 3*48 Design - II. Vol* 3 - 11*18 to 11*25 Operation • II* Vol* 5 — 1*1, 2*8* 2»7j 8*8 . o,9

Fluorolube - C-2144, Ft* FLS, I4FL, idFX and C-2144s Gaseous Diffusion Project

II* Vol, 5 * 5*8 Feed iJat’l. Soea, Proo* & Geo. 2xpl.

VII* Vol* 1 - G.13ff Fluoroplastice

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectJl’F-lO * II* Vol* 3 - 8*21* 8*22Poly TFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) - II* Vol* 3 - 8*22* 14*11

FoilsPile Project

IV* Vol* 2 - Pt, II - 4.4* 6.6 Food Supplies

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol* 1 * 6*1, 6*3, S*13ff

Foothill Plant Project Camel

VIII* Vol* 3* Oh*2 * 2,18* 2*22* 2*25, 2*41, 2.42 Force Account

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol* 1 - 5*4* 5.8ff, 5*13, 5*27* 6,5* 6*27, 7*14, 7*15

Foreign IntelligenceI, Vol* 14* Foreign Intelligence Supp.

Fort Wingate Depot Los Alamos Projeot

VIII* Vol* 2 (Supp*) - 1-12 Fort Wingate* Gallup* N.M.

Sandia BaseVIII* Vol* 3* Ch*6 <* 2

Foundation (Building) Problems Electromagnetic Project

V* Vol* 5 - 3*5ff* 3*12 Fourth Storage Area (Proposed)

Storage ProjectI* Vol* 4* T*S* Supp. - 9, 16, 17

Fractional Sublimation Method, Uranium Isotope Separation I, Vol, 4, Ch.14 - 14*44, 14*45

Fractional Volatilization Process, Separation Pile Project

IV, Vol* 2 Pt.I - 6.3, 6.4 IV, Vol. 2 Pt.II - 5.1 IV, Vol. 3 - 6.1, 6,4, 6.5, 6.7

Frankfurt OperationIntelligence and Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4,21ff Freeze-off Technique

Liquid Thorraal Diffusion ProjectVI, 2.12, 4.3, 4*5, 4.6, 4.11

Fresh rJetal Storage Euilding, ConstructionPile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 6.6, 6 . 1 2 ____Fuel System

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI - 4*3

Functions, Area Engineer's Office Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - l.lff Funds, Allotment

Project CamelVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.1, 2.5, 2.6

FundsStorage Project

I, Vol. 4, ’f.S. Supp. - 8, 9 Fuses, Contact (Impact)

Los Alamos ProjectV i n , Vol. 2 - VII-20

Project CamelVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.22, 2.23

Fuses, Bon&Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-4, VII-l6ff, XEV-7ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) VIII-4, VIII-5

Fusing and Firing Laboratory Sandla Base

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 4 Fusing, Bomb

A m y Air FieldsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 * Sec. 2

Future ConsiderationsFeed I&t'l. Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.14, 1.15

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Gadolium Oxide Pi^e Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.28 Gallium

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - XVII-10, XVII-18, XVI1-19 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-11

Gas (Natural) System Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.24» 5.25 Gaseous Diffusion (K-25 and K-27) Project

ConstructionContractual Arrangements - II, Vol. 4 - Sec. 2

Costs * II, Vol. 4 “ Sec. 6Organization and Personnel - II, Vol. 4 “ Sec. 7Personnel Procurement and Industrial Relation - II, Vol. 4 - Sec. 5

Plant Areas and Facilities - II, Vol, 4 “ Sec. 3 Purpose and Scope - 31, Vol. 4 * Sec. 1 Safety and Security - II, Vol. 4 - Sec. 4

DesignAdministration Area - I I , Vol. 3 - Sec. 13 Assistance from British Sources - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 15 Conditioning Area - I I , Vol. 3 ** Sec. 11 Contractual Arrangements - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 3 Costs - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 17 Initial Work Under OSRD - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 2 K-27 Area - II, Vol. 3 • Sec. 14 Organization and Personnel - II, Vol. 3 “ Sec. 18

Plant Site - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 6 Power Plant - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 12 Preliminary Planning - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 3 Principles of Process - II, Vol. 3 * Sec. 4 Process Design - II, Vol. 3 “ Sec. 7 Process Buildings - II, Vol. 3 “ Sec. 9 Process Equipment - HI, "Vol. 3 - Sec. 8 Process Service Installations - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 10 Purpose and Scope - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 1 Safety and Security - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 16 Testing (Small Scale) Plant Design - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 5

GeneralBasic Theory - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 2 Costs - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 7Description of Project-I, Vol. 4 t Ch.8 - Item 12 - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 4£fe.jor Problems - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 5Organization and Personnel - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 8

Planning - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 3Purpose and Scope - II, Vol. 1 - Sec, 1Safety and Security - II, Vol. 1 - Sec. 6

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Conditioning Area - II, Vol. 5 - Sec, 6 Contractual Arrangements - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 2 Costs - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 11 Material Balance - II, Vol, 5 - (T.S.)Organization and Personnel - II, Vol, 5 * Sec, 12Personnel Procurement and Industrial Relations - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 10 Power Plant Area - II, Vol, 5 *• Sec, 7 Preliminary Cascade - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 3 Production - II, Vol, 5 - (T.S,)Process - I I , Vol. 5 - Sec. 4 Production Chronology - II, Vol. 5 - Sec. 8 Purpose and Scope - II, Vol. 5 - Sec, 1 Safety and Security - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 9 Service Installations - II, Vol, 5 - Sec, 5 Special Hazards - II, Vol. 5 - (T.S,)

ResearchBarrier Development - II, Vol, 2 - Sec, 4 Chemistry and Physics - II# Vol, 2 - Sec, 8 Contractual Arrangements - II, Vol, 2 - Sec, 2 Costs - II, Vol. 2 - Sec, 10

H H ? Instruments (Special) Development - II, Vol, 2 - Sec, 6Organization and Personnel - II, Vol, 2 - Sec, 11 Pilot Plant Development - II, Vol, 2 - Sec, 7 Pumps (Special) Development - II# Vol, 2 - Sec, 5 Purpose and Scope - H , Vol, 2 - Sec, 1 Safety and Security - II# Vol. 2 - Sec, 9 Theory of Process - II, Vol. 2 Sec, 3

Gamma Radiation Pile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.2 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 4 . M IV# Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.5# 6.6, 6.7 IV, Vol. 3 - 5.45

Gaseous Wastes Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.3 IV, Vol, 6 - 2.23# 2.26

Gateway Alloys PropertyFeed Mat'l. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 2 - 2.7, 2.8 Geiger-Covmters, Research

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 6.7

General Accounting OfficeLo 3 Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol.3# Ch.l - 2.13, 2.14

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General - Feed Mat‘1. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.Appraisal of Results of Field Reconnaissance and Exploration -

VIIt Volo 2 - 1.19ff Bibliographic Search * VII, Vol. 2 - 1.4ff Description of Project * VII, Vol. 2 - 1.3# 1.4 Establishment of Murray Hill Area - VII, Vol. 2 - 1.1, 1.2 Establishment of Inion Mines Dev. Corp. - VII, Vol. 2 - 1.2# 1.3 Exploration Research * VII, Vol. 2 - l,8ff Fnnfl Itt1! . Ppinoi Prcirii F- finn, E s p l r * VIIf-Vo3 ^ £ •*Field Exploration - VII# Vol. 2 - 1.6ff Metallurgical Research - VII, Vol. 2 - 1.13ffSummary of Worldwide Uranium and Thorium Resources - VII, Vol. 2 - l.l6ff

General, Manhattan Project General

It Vol. 1I, Vol. 4# Ch.8 - Item 8, Item 87

General Policy Group General

I, Vol. 1 - 1.2 General Review# April 194-3 to August 1944

Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - Ch.Ill General Review# August 1944 to August 1945

Los Alamos ProjectVIII# Vol. 2 - Ch.IX

General and Technical Review, September 1945 to December 194©

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Ch.l

Generators# Wind Driven Project Camel

VIII# Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2.31 Geographical Exploration Project# Description of

Feed Mat'l. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2 - 1.3# 1.4

Geological Survey (Japan)Intelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 5.3 Geophysical Laboratory

Lob Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - VII-7

German and Belcher ClaimsFeed ISat'l, Spec, Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 2 - 2.2 Governing Board

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol, 2 - III-l, III-2, III-5# IV-8, IV-17# V-23# VI-4#

VII-2# IX-3# IX-20 Government Interest in Nuclear weapon# Earliest

GeneralI# Vol. 1 - 3.2

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Government Procurement by Transfer Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.5, 2.6 Graduate Education Committee

Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies I, Vol. 4* Ch.10 - 10.4

Grand Coulee Dam Pile Project

IV, Vol. 4 - 2.12IV, Vol. 5 - 2.1, 2.8, 7.1

Grand Junction, Colorado, PlantFeed Mat’l. and Special Procurement.

VII, Vol. 1 - 4.5, 4.6, 7.2, 7.9, 7.10, 7,12 Grand Junction Sub-office

Feed ISat’l. Spec, Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2 - 1.6, 3.3

GraphiteElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 4.21, 4.22 Los Alamos

VIII, Vol. 2 - IH- 4 3 , VI-2, VIII-27, VIII-29, XIII-14, XVII-4 National Bureau of Standards

I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.4, 12.7, 12.8, 12.9 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.13, 2.9, 3.3, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.10, 3.11,3.12, 3.13, 3.14, 4.2, 5.1, 5.2

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.2, 4.3, 4.7, 6.7IV, Vol, 3 — 3.2, 3.4, 4*2, 5.1, 5.2, 5.8, 5*9, 5.10, 5.12, 5.13,

5.15, 5.16, 5.18, 5.21, 5.28, 5.38ff, 5.53 IV, Vol. 5 - 6.14ff, 6.l8ff IV, Vol. 6 - 1.2, 1,3, 2.6, 2.7, 4. H f f , 4.33

Graphite Shop, Construction Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 5 . 2 4 Grazing Land, land Acquisition

File ProjectIV, Vol. 4 - 2.4, 3.1

Great Bear Lake RegionFeed Kat’l. Spec, Proc, & Geo, Expl,

VII, Vol. 1 - 1,3, 3,1VII, Vol. 2 - 2.2, 2.3

Green Hornet Air LineArmy Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.13, 9.17 Green Salt and Hexafluoride, Production of

Feed Mat’l. and Special Procurement - VII? Vol. 1 - Sec. 9 duPont Green Salt KLant - VII, Vol. 1 - 9.2"ff Harshaw Green Salt Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 9.4, 9.5 Karshaw Hexalluoride Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 9.6ff Linde Green Salt Plant - VII, Vol, 1 - 9.6 Lfcllinckrodt Green Salt Plant - VII, Vol. 1 - 9.1, 9.2 Operations, General - VII, Vol. 1 - 9.1 J

R ES T A T ED DATAATOMIC ACT 194C

Group Insurance1: Volu 6 - Sec. 7

Guaranteed Cost Insurance

I, Vol. 6 - Sec. 4 Guards and Guard Facilities

I, Vol. 12. - 19.IffElectromgnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.22V, Vole 5 - 5.29, 5.9, 5.10 Y, Vol. 6 - 6.2, 6.3

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 5 - 9.7, 9.8

Liquid T h e r m 1 DiffusionVI, 5.26, 5.28

VIII, Vol. 1 - 6 .1 , 6 .9 , 6.13, 6 .3 3 ff, 6 .5 0 ff , 7 .3 f f , 7.11Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 2.6IV, Vol. 5 - 1.8, 5 . H » 5.17, 5.18, 7.8

Gun Assembly KethodLos Alamos Projsct v 7

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-17, 1-18, 1-29, 1-30, IV-5, IV-6, IV-17, IV-1S, V-7, VIII, Vol. x ^ ra<B2ff m _15f nil-19, VI11-20,

IX-1, IX-11, X-lff, H - 3 , 21-4, XI1-8, XIII-6, XII1-7,xrv-3f f , x t-4, xvii-5, x v i i - h , xvii-14 , x ix - i, x ix -2 , n x -4 , xrx-8ff

Vllfc, Vo].. 2 (Supp.) - m - 5 , III-8, III-ll, VIII-2 Gun Assembly, Plutonium Program Abandonment

Los Alamos ProjectV i n , Vol. 2 - IV-6, VI-8, VI-9

Gun Barrel, Pile Tube Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 5.42, 5.47 Gun Design, Interior Ballistics, Proving of

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-30, VII-5ff> XIV-5ff

Gun Initiator Program Dayton Project

VIII, Vol. 3 - Ch.4 - 4.3, 4.5Los Alamos

VIII, Vol. 2 - VTI-15, VII-16, XVII-14Guns and projectiles

Navy Participation

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Haigerloch, Hechingen, Bieingen and Tailfingen Operations Intelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4»37ff Hamburg Operation

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4.44ff

Handling and Storage, Active Material Hods Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol* 4 - Ch.9 - 9.16, 9.17 Handling and Storage of Deuterium Gas

Ohio State Cryogenic laboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3 - Pt.II - 2.9, 2.10

Hanford Camp Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 5 .Iff, 5.29, 5.33, 5.36, 9.4ff, 11.3, 11.4 Hanford Camp, Demolition of

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 15

Eanford Engineer Works I, Vol. 1 - 1.3I, Vol. A

Fiscal - I, Vol. 5 - 3.8, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, 4.4, 4.5, 4.10, 5.3, 5.4,5.5, 6.8, 7.1

Insurance - I, Vol. 6 - 1.8, 3.12, to 3.18, 6.2 Intelligence & Security - I, Vol. 14 “ S3.2, S4.3, S7.3, S7.4

Haydite-baryte s Concrete Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.3, 4.5 Hazards of Operation

Dayton Project - VIII, Vol. 3 - Ch.4 - 4.4, 4.5, 4.7 Electromagnetic Project - V, Vol. 2 - 4.10, 4 . H

V, Vol. 3 - 3.53V, Vol. 6 - 7.2

Feed Mat’l. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl. - VII, Vol. 1 - App. K - K-34 Gaseous Diffusion Project - II, Vol. 2 - 9.1, 9.2

XI, Vol. 3 - 6.2, 8.36II, Vol. 5 - 4.8, 9.5, 9.6, 9.10 II - T.S. App. No. 1 - 7ff

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project - VI - 2.11, 2.12, 3.9, 5*3 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - III-40ff, VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-21ff. Medical - I, Vol, 7 - Sec, 2,3 and Supplement IV-7, VI-5, VI-6, VI-10, VI-12Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory - VIII, Vol, 3 “ Ch.3 - Pt.II - 3.2, 3.3 Operation Crossroads - VIII, Vol. 3 - Ch.8 - 8,17, 8,18 Pile Project - IV, Vol. 2 Pt.I - 1.1, 3.4, 3.5, 3.15, 4.13, 4.14

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 3.4 IV, Vol, 3 - 3.4, 5.2, 5.3, 5.36, 5.37, 5.62 IV, Vol. 6 - 7.4, 7.5

Health and WelfareFeed Mat’l. Spec, Proc, & Geo, Expl,

VII, Vol. 2 - 3.6

Health Division Pile Project

Clinton laboratories - XV, Vol, 2 - Pt.II - 6.2 Health Program

Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 - III-38ff, IX-15ffVIII, Vol.2 (Supp.) 1-9, II-3, II-19ff, V-13, VI-2, VI-3, VI-11, VI-12

Pile Project - IV, Vol. 2 Pt.]# - 3.4 IV, Vol. 3 - 8.19

Heat Dissipation, Pile Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.1, 3 .4> 3.15 IV, Vol. 6 - 1.4

Heavy Hydrogen, Proportion in Normal Hydrogen Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 1.2, 5.1 Heavy Hydrogen, Proposed Method of Obtaining

Ohio State Cryogenic laboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I, 1.1, 1.2

Heavy Water Manufacture (European)Intelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 1.1, 1.2, 4.15, 4»4&

Heavy Water (P-9) ProjectConstruction - III - Sec. 4 Description of Project - III-3.5ff, 3.l8ff Design and Engineering - III - Sec. 3 General - III - Sec. 1 Operation - III - Sec. 5 Organization and Personnel - III - Sec. 6 Research and Development - III - Sec. 2

Heavy WaterGerman Activity

I, Vol, 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.)General * I, 1.1, 1.2, 4*15, 4*46 Heavy Water Project - III-l.l

Moderator, PileAsst. on Canadian Pile Project - I, Vol. 4» Ch.9 - 9.5, 9./Pile Project - IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 2.6, 3.4, 3.6, 3»10ff

IV, Vol. 3 - 5.2, 5*9* 5.10 K@s6s<!rch

Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory - VIII, Vol. 3, Pt.I Hechingen, Haigerloch, Bisingen and Tailfingen Operations

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4.37ff

Heidelberg OperationIntelligence & Se cirrity

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4»l4ff

HeliumPile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 3.4, 5.33, 5.70, 5.71

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Helium Cooling, Pile Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.4# 3.6, 3.10ff, 3.14ff IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.1

Helium 3 Deuterium - Cross Section Measurements Purdue University

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.23, 9.25 He^rogeneous Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.5# 3.6, 3.9, 3.11, 3.14

Power Pile ResearchI, Vol. 4# Ch.4 - 4.13# 4.14

High Explosive Production Technique, Development of - Salt Wells PlantProject Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 7Hiroshima Bomb Damage

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing In JapanI, Vol. 4# Ch.6British Mission Survey - I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.40, 6.41 General - I # Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6 . 1 Graphic Descriptions - I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.43ff ifeuhattan Project Surveys - I# Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.6ff, 6.32ff, 6.38 Medical Findings - I, Vol. 4# Ch,6 - 6.11, 6.12, 6.14ff» 6.34ff Naval Technical Mission Survey - I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.40 Physical Damage - I# Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.8ff Persistent Radioactivity - I# Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.30 Psychological Effects — I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 • 6.31 Survey by Joint Commission for Investigation of Atomic Bomb in

Japan - I# Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.40 Survey by Major deSeversky - I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.41ff U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey - I, Vol. 4# Ch.6 - 6.39, 6.40

Hiroshima# Bomb Drop Los Alamos Project

VIII# Vol. 2 - VII-15# XVII-5# Xix-11, XIX-12

Hiroshima Type Weapon Los Alamos Project

VIII# Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-5# III-l# I H - 4 # H I - 5 # V-15

History of, EarlyElectromagnetic Project

Vj Vol. 3 - 1.2, 1.3Homogeneus Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.5, 3.6, 3.9

Hospital Facilities Central Facilities

I, Vol. 12 - 4.2ff, 6.5, lO.lff, 10.9, 10.10Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 5 - 5.8

Hospital Facilities (continued)Gaseous Diffusion

IX, Vol. 2 - 6 . 2IX, Vol. 4 - 2.4

Ios AlamosVIII, Vol* 1 * 6.Iff* 6.46, 6.47, 7.6 VIII, Vol. 2 - III-ll, 111-12VIII, Vol* 2 (Supp.) - II-7, II-8, 11-22, 11-23, 11-31, 11-35

Medical ProgramX, Vol, 7 - Sec. 4

Pile ProjectIV, Vol* 3 - B.16 XV, Vol. 6 - 5.15, 5.16IV, Vol, 6 - 9 . 6

HousingCentral Facilities CEW

X, Vol. 12 - 4.Iff, 5.5 - Sec* V * 6.8, 8.9 Electromagnetic Project

V* Vol. 5 - 5.3V, Vol. 6 - 7.4* 7.5

Gaseous DiffusionXI, Vol, 4 - 2*4, 2.5, 5,61ffII, Vol, 6 - 10.7, 10.8

Heavy Water ProjectIII* - 3.12, 3.14, 3.16

liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI* « 5.24, 5.25

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 * 5.5, 5.6, 5*8, 6.2ffVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-9, X-ll, III-7, 111-12, II1-19, HI-25, IX-11, IX-22

VIII* Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-10 Pile Project

XV, Vol. 1 - 1*2XV* Vol. 2 * Pt. XI - 2*8, S.5XV, Vol. 3 - 8*6ffIV, Vol* 5 — 4*2* 5.1, 5.6ff, 5.19, 5*20, 5.22, 5.23, 5*33ff*

8.Iff, 11.4 IV, Vol, 6 - 9*Iff, 9,14

Project CamelVXII, Vol. 3 - Ch,2 - 2.59

Sandia BaseVIII* Vol. 3 - Ch.6 - Sff

Storage ProjectX, Vol, 4 T.S. Supp. <-15, 16

Housing ControlI, Vol. 12 - 6.9, 7.14ffIV, Vol* 6 - 9.IffVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.2, 6.3, 6.5, 6.6VXII, Vol. 2 - 111-12, IH-19, IX-11VIII, Vol. 2 <Supp.) - 11^7* II-8

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VIII-9, XV-2, XV-3, XVI1-2 Hydrogen Isotope Separation

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.3Hydrogen Liquefaction, Problems of

Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory VIII, Vol. 3» Ch.3, Pt.I - 2.1

Hydrogen Liquefying Plant, Proposed Size Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 1.2 Hydrogen Peroxide

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 6.7 IV, Vol. 3 - 5.35

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IV, Vol, 3 - 3«4IV, Vol, 6 - 5<13

Implosion Assembly Method (Bomb)Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-13, 1-29, 1-30, II-3, II-4* IV-6ff, IV-14, 17-18,V-8ff, V-19, VI1-3, VI1-16, VII-21, VII-24ff# IX-1, x-3ff> n - 4 f f , XIII-10, XV-2, XV-Aff, XVI-3ff>

xrai-i3ff, m - i , xix-2, m-4, zix-5,XIX-10ffj VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-13, III-l, III-5, III-6,

Implosion Initiator Program 111-11, V-3, V-10, V-12, VTII-2f VIII,

Dayton Project Vol» 3* Ch*2 " 2*13» 2*14VIII, Vol* 3, Ch*4 - 4-3, 4.5

Intplosion Studies and Research Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VEI-24ff, XV-5ff, XVI-4ff Inception of Project

Assistance on the Canadian Pile Project I, Vol. At Ch.9 - 9.1, 9.2

Industrial Accident and Health Insurance

I, Vol. 6 - Sec* 5 Industrial Medicine

I, Vol. 7 - Sec. 3 and Supplement Initial Problems

Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes

I, Vol. At C h .3 - 3.11 Initial Shipment, Polonium

Dayton ProjectVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 - A*A

Initiation and Purpose Storage Project

I, Vol. At T.S. Supplement Initiation of Program

Brookhaven National laboratory I, Vol# At Ch.2 - 2.20ff

Initiation of ProgramOak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies

I, Vol. 4 - Ch.10 - 10.2ff Initiator Chemistry

L03 Alamos ProjectV i n , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-5, VI-6

Initiator Committee Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 12-6 Initiators

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VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-18, II-3, IV-6, IV-7, IV-16, IV-17, V-19, VII-11,VI1-15, VII-16, VIII-22, VIII-23, IX-6, XI-6, XI-7,, XIV-6, XV-7, XV-13ff, XVII-ll, XVII-12, XVI1-13,XVII-1A, XVII-21

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 1-12, 1-13, V-7, V-8, VI-5, VI-6

Initiatory University GroupBrookhaven National Laboratory

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.25, 2.27, 2.33, 2.3-4 Inspection of GEW by Congressional Representatives

Legislative ContactsI, Vol. 4» Ch.l - 2.12, 2.13

Inspections, Silver ProgramElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 - 5 * 3 Instrument Repair Building, Construction

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. / - 3.34

Insurance ProgramEmployees Benefit Plan

I, Vol. 6 - Sec. 6 General

I, Volf 6 — Sec. 1 Group Insurance

I, Vol. 6 - Sec. 7 Guaranteed Cost Insurance

I, Vol. 6 — Sec* 4 Industrial Accident and Health Insurance

I, Vol, 6 - Sec. 5 LSodified Insurance Rating Plans

I, Vol. 6 - Sec. 3 War Department Insurance Rating Flan

I, Vol. 6 - Sec. 2 r In su ra n c e ^ ,________________________________________ fElactrom gnetic Project

Feed IJaterials I V, Vol. 2 - 2.3

VII, Vol. 2 - 3.6 % = V61.

Los AlamosVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.69 VIII, Vol* 2 - III—26, 111-27, IX-11VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Ij>33ff_

Intercolumn MixingLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.7, 5.8 Interim Advisory Committee

Program for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes

I, Vol, 4» Ch.3 - 3.12, 3.13Intermediate Scheduling Conference

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - IX-3, IX-4

Pile ProjeotIV, Vol. 1 - 5.2IV, Vol. 6 - 16.1, 17.3

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International Control of Atomic Energy, Contributions of Representativesof the Manhattan District to the Discussions and Proposals for* I, Vol, 4,

Inventory, Cascade Ch,7Gaseous Diffusion Project - See "Cascade Inventory*

Inverse UrchinLos Alamos Project

v ir r , vol. 2 (supp.) - v-7, v-a Investigation of Nuclear Research in Japan

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol. H (Fgn. Int. Supp.) 5.Iff

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in JapanSee "Bombing in Japan, Investigation of After Effects"

Investigation of Various Methods of Separating Uranium Isotope3See rtUranium Isotopes* Separation of, Miscellaneous Methods"

Investigations Applicable to Liquefaction Hydrogen Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3# Pt.I - 4.1> 4.2 Inyokern

Los Alamos ProjectSee "NOTS Inyokern"

Ionic Centrifuge Method, Uranium Isotope Separation

I, Vol. 4 - C h . U - Sec. 7 Ionization Chambers, Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol, 2 * Pt.II - 4. <4* 6.6

Irradiated Bismuth Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 5.13 Irradiated Graphite

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 — 4*14, 4*13, 4.19# 4.31» 4.33

Irradiations Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.26ff Irregularities in Engineering Procurement Division

Los Angeles Procurement Office VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.7, 2.3

Isolation Process Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 1.1, 3.4, 5.5» 5.6 IV, Vol. 3 - 3.1, 3.5, 6.10, 6.11, 6.18, 6.19

IV, Vol. 5 - 1.4IV, Vol. 6 - 1.1, 2.22

Isotron Method, Uranium Isotope Separation

I, Vol. 4,,Ch.14. - Sec. 2 Italian Investigation

AISOS.MissionsI, Vol. 14. (Fgn. Int. Supp.) X » Sec. 3

X jKIKV! '“ "-S'/ 7*.

Jet Foraation (Implosion)Los Alamos Project

T i n , Vol. 2 - II-3, IT-10, IT-11, TII-33# VII-34, X-3ff* XT-7,

XTI~4ffT in , Tol. 2 (Supp.) T-3> T-10, T - H

Joaehimstahl MinesIntelligence & Seourity

I, Tol. U (Fgn. Int. Supp.) 3.6, 4.22, 4.27 Joint Commission for the Investigation of the Atomic Bomb in Japan

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing In Japan I, Tol. 4, Ch.6 - 6.40

"Junfco" ProgramLos Alamos Project

VIII*-Tol*-2-- TII-31, VI1-32, XVI-19, XTIII-1, XVIII-6 Jurisdiction Over lands

loa Alamos ProjectVIII, Tol. 1 - 3.4* 3.5

Justice Department, Land Acquisition

Pile ProjectIT, Tol. 4 - 4.29, 4.30

K -Kir

K SiteLos Alamo3 Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-9 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) V-16

K-25 Special Hazards Committee Sea "Safety Committees”

Kansas City Area Office Storage Project

I, Vol. 4# Supplement - 10, 11, 12 Kennewick Valley Telephone Co*

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. h - 2.12, 4.11

Kirk, Hilda and Jeanette ClaimsFeed LlaUl. Spec. Proc.-and Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol, 2 - 2.6, 2.7 Kirtland Field

Sandia BaseVIII, Vol, 3, Ch.6 - 3

L -Lem

agguBWf Kiigflmfioy

Land DealsFeed liat’l. Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 2, 2.2ft Land Ownership# Value of

Feed S&t’l* Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2, 2.1, 2.2

lanthanumLoa Alamos

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) VI-5 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.5> 5.6 Lanthanum Fluoride

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 6.6, 6.7IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.1IV, Vol. 3 - 6.8, 6.9IV, Vol. 6 - 2.21, 2.22^ 2.25

Lanthanum, Radioactive, Research Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4-.10 Layout, General, Buildings and Utilities

Assistance on Canadian Pile Project I, Vol. A, Ch.9 - 9.20, 9.21

Leak DetectorsGaaeous Diffusion Project

Operation ** II, Vol. 5» 3.3, 3.A, 5.5# 6.5 Legal Aspects of Management

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - Sec* 16

Legal Review BoardDeclassification and Distribution of Project Information

I, Vol. At Ch.5 - 5.22 Legislative Contacts of Manhattan District

Conferences With Legislative Leaders

I, Vol. At Ch.l - 2.4ff Congressional Investigation of Complaints

I, Vol. At Ch.l - 3.Iff General Account of Fiscal Procedures

I, Vol. At Ch.l - 2.Iff Hearings for Procurement of Funds

I, Vol. At Ch.l «* 2.11ff Manhattan Distiict Participation in Domestic Atomic Energy Legislation

I, Vol. At Ch.l- 4«lff Purpose

I, Vol. At Ch.l - l.lffLe -p5iy Subcommittee

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol,3, Ch.8 - 8.6, 8.8, 8.9

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Lens Casting Los Alamos

VIII, Vol. 2- IX-?, IX-9, XI-6, XVI-llff Project Camel

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.15, 2.50, 2.51, 2.56, 2.57 Lens Development

Explosives Research laboratory VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.4 - 9.22

Lens J&chining Los Alamos

VIII, Vol.. 2 - XVI-13, XVI-16 Project Canal

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.52 Lens Program . •

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 711-34* VI1-35, x-4ff, XI-5, XI-6, XV-10, X7I-9ff,

W I - 2 1

Lens ProductionLos Alaasos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12, VTI-3ff Levitated Core

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - XI-2, XX-1 v m , Vol* 2 (Supp.) V-3, V-7, V-10, V-12ff

Liaison* Camel ProjectLos Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol* 3* Ch.l - 2.8, 2.9 Library

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - III-35ff

Library, Technical Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol* 2 (Supp*) - 11*26, II-31ff* IX-2 Liquefaction of Hydrogen, Principles

Ohio State Cryogenic laboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 2.7ff

Liquefier, Development ofOhio Stats Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol.3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 2.Iff Liquid Deuterium, Heed for

Ohio State Cryogenic laboratory Vm, Vol.3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 1.1

Liquid Deuterium ProductionOhio State Cryogenic Laboratory

VIII, Vol* 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 2 .Iff Liquid Deuteritaa Research

Ohio State Cryogenic LaboratoryVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II

Liquid Hydrogen, ProductionOhio State Cryogenic laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 4*1

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Liquid Hydrogen ResearchGhio State Cryogenic laboratory

Till, 7ol.3, Ch,3 - rt.i Liquid Phase, Charge 'Saterial Preparation

Slectroraagnetio Project7* 7ol.3 - 3.22, 3.23, 3.33, 3.33 7* 7ol.6 - 3.3, 3.6, 4.3

Liquid Thermal Diffusion ifethod National Bureau of Standards

I, 7ol. 4 - Ch.12 - 12.3 Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

Description of Plant 71 - See. 4

Design and Construction 71 * Sec. 3

Operations71 — Sec. 5

Organization and Personnel 71 - Sec. 6

Purpose and Scope 71 - Sec. 1

Research and Development 71 - Sec. 2

Lindaw OperationIntelligence & Security

I, 7ol. M (Fgn. Int. Supp.) 4.31ff

Little BoyLos Alamos Project

7III, Vol. 2 - 711-33, 217-2* XI7-3, 217-9, H Z - 1 , XIX-4, 212-3 7III, 7ol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-19, 7III-2

"Little Boy" Models Sandia Base

7III, 761. 3, Ch.6 -2 Little Pasco Camp

Pile Project

17, 7ol. 5 - 5.34* 5.37 Little Pasco Engineer Redistribution Depot

Pile Project17, 7ol. 6 - 14.2

Loading Method, Pile Pile Project

17, 7ol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.3 Los Alamos Canyon (Omega) Site

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, 7ol, 2 - 71-22, XV-2VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-23> IV-4

Los Alamos LaboratoryAmes Project - I, Vol. 4* Ch.ll - 11.7Army Air Fields - VIII, Vol.3* Ch.9 - 9.7, 9.9* 9.13* 9.16Boron Bl® - VIII* Vol. 3* Ch.7 - 7.1* 7.2

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Dayton Project - VIII* Vol, 3, Ch,4 - 4.1# 4.2* 4.5* 4*6 Detroit Off lea - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.1* 9.3 National Bureau of Standards - I* Vol.4 - Ch.12 - 12.7 Navy Participation - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.5» 5.6 Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory - VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 1.1, 1.2 Operation Crossroads - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.3 - 8.3* 8.4, 8.2.0ff Project Camel - VIII, Vol.3* Ch.2 - 2.1ff Purdue University - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.9 - 9.23 Sandia Base - VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.6 - 3.6

Loa Alamos Project, General Description

I, Vol 4, Ch.8 - Item 15 Los Alamoa Project

GeneralVIII, Vol. 1Administration and Operation of Community - VIII* Vol. 1 - Sec. 6 Construction - VIII* Vol. 1 - Sec. 5

Design and Engineering - VIII* Vol, 1 - Sec. 4

General - VIII* Vol, 1 - Sec, 1 Land Acquisition - VIII, Vol, 1 - Sec, 3 Organization and Personnel - VIII, Vol, 1 - Sec. 7 Site Selection «* VIII, Vol, 1 - Sec. 2

Technical (From Inception up to August 1945)VIII, Vol, 2 - Introduction Ch, I British Mission • VIII, Vol, 2 - Ch.IIChemistry and Metallurgy * VIII* Vol, 2 - Ch.VIII* Ch.XVIIExperimental Physics Division - VIII* Vol, 2 — C h . V I y Conclusion — VTII,Explosives Division - VIII* Vol, 2 - Ch.XVI (. Vol. 2^-^

F Division - VIII* Vol. 2 - Ch.XIIIGeneral Review* Period April 1943 ** August 1944 “ VIII* Vol. 2 *• Ch,III General Review, Period Auguat 1944 - August 1945 - VIII* Vol. 2 - Ch.IX

Ordnance Division ■* VTII, Vol, 2 - Ch,VII* Ch.XIV

Project Alberta - VIII* Vol* 2 - Ch.XIX .. -trr-TT_ . , m i ttttt o ^ ■jnft t t —|R6868irch Div • V ol»Project Trinity - VIII* Vol, 2 - Gn.AVlii— ^ ^ 2 _ Ch.XIITechnical Review to August 1944 - VIII* Vol. 2 - Ch.IV *----Technical Review, Period August 1944 - August 1945 - VIII* Vol. 2 - Ch.X

Theoretical Division “ VIII* Vol, 2 - Gh.V* Ch.XIWeapons Physics Division - VIII* Vol, 2 - Ch. XV

Technical (From Auguat 1945 to December 1946)

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.)Administrative and S e n d e e Division - VIII, Vol, 2 (Supp.) - Ch.II ^Chemistry and Metallurgy Research Division - VIII* Vol, 2 (Supp,) - Ch,VI

Conclusion - VIII* Vol, 2 (Supp,) - Ch.XDocumentary Division VIII* Vol. 2 (Supp.) Ch.IXExperimental (M) Division - VIII* Vol. 2 (Supp.) ■* Ch,VExplosives Division «• VIII* Vol, 2 (Supp.) - Ch.VIIGeneral and Technical Review - VIII* Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Ch.lOrdnance Engineering (Z) Division - VIII* Vol. 2 (Supp.) - Ch.VIII

Physics Division - VIII* Vol, 2 (Supp.) - Ch.IVTheoretical Physics Division - VIII* Vol, 2 (Supp.) - Ch,III

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VIII* Vol* 1 - 2.3, 2.4, 2.7, 3.3ff, 5.18, 5.20, 6.4, 6.65VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-3, H I - 1 0

Los Alamos University Loa Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2, (Supp.) - 1-6, 1-7 Los Angeles Area

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. H - S7.1, S7.4

Project CanalV I H * Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2,3, 2.50

Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII,. Vol.. 3, Ch.lGeneral * VIII, Vol 3, - Sec. 1 (Ch.l)Historical Account - VIII, Vol. 3, - Sec. 2 (Ch.l)Supplementary Information - VIII, Vol. 3 - Sec. 3 (Ch.l)

Project CamelVIII, Tol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.2, 2.3, 2.20

Los Angeles Purchasing Office Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-6, III-22, 111-23, III-26ff, III-31ff, III-36, IX-13

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 11-11, 11-25, 11-26

Losses of MaterialLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.13 Losses of Material, Silver Program

Elactroraagnetio Project

V, Vol. 4 - 3.3, 6.4 Low Temperature Laboratory Facilitie8

Ohio State Cryogenic laboratoryV I H , Vol; 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 3.1, 4.1

Lubricating Oil System, Process Gaseous Diffusion Project

Design — II, Vol. 3 - 10.13 to 10.15 - 14.15 Operation - II, Vol. 5 “ 5.4, 5.5

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I, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5.21 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 1 - 4.1V, Vol. 2 - 2.5# 2.6V, Vol. 6 - 3 . 3 VII, Vol. 1 - 1.9, l.l6ffVII, Vol. 2 - 3.2

Fiscal - Cost AccountI, Vol. 5 - 6.3

Gaseous Diffusioni i , vol. i - a . iII, Vol. 3 - 16.1, 13.1II, Vol. 5 - 2.7, 3.15II, T.S. App, No. 2 - 1

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol. 14 - S3.2, S3.3, S7.1, S7.2, S7.4

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 2.1, 4.2, 6.1

I&gazine Storage Building Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 1.4IV, Vol. 6 - 2.25

Magnet CoilsElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol, 3 - 3 . 7 , 4.4TCV, Vol. 5 - 3.10, 3 . U , 3.18, 6.5

Signet Coils, Fabrication of, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 4 - 3.l0ffV, Vol. 6 - 4.2

Uagnat DevelopmentElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 2 - 3.4 Magnets, Experimental Plant

Eleotroraagnetio ProjectV, Vol. 5 - 3.7, 3.8

Manhattan District Aotivation

I, Vol, 1 - 3.6ff History, Arrangement

I, Vol. 1 - 1.12ff History, Purpose and Scope

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Manhattan Project, Authorizations and Lines of Authority I, Vol. 1 - 3 .Iff, 3.18ff

Manhattan Projeat Editorial Advisory Board Declassification s* I, Vol. Ut Ch.5 - 5.27 Los Alamos Project - VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - IX-6, I3&-7

i&nhattan Project Technical SeriesDeclassification and Distribution of Project Information

I, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5.26ff Manual for Declassification of Scientific and Technical ’Matters

Declassification and Distribution of Project Information

I, Vol. 4* Ch.5 - 5.Ut 5.5Market and Miscellaneous Uranium Stock, Procurement of

Feed Mat'l. and Spec. Proc.VII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 5Contract Negotiations - VII, Vol. 1 - 5.1, 5.2 Miscellaneous - VII, Vol. 1 - 5.2 Operations - VII, Vol. 1 - 5.1

MasonitePile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 6.6, 6.7 IV, Vol. 3 - 3.4* 5.38, 5.45 IV, Vol. 5 - 2.8, 5.25, 6.13, 6.14IV, Vol. 6 - 1.5* 2.7

Massachusetts General HospitalFeed Mat1!. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - S.35 Mass Spectrograph

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 2 - 1.1, 1.3* 1.6, 1.7, 2.2, 2.7, 3.1* 4.4, 4.5

Mass Spectrometer AnalysesNational Bureau of Standards

I, Vol. Ut Ch.12 - 12.22, 12.23 jlfeterial Circuit

Liquid Thermal Diffusion ProjectVI, - 2.13, 3.3, 3.9, 4.2ff

Material (Product) Enriched, Removal of Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI, - 2.11, 2.13, 2.14 Material Feed to Plant

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectFrom K-25 Waste - II, T.S. App. No, 2 - 2, 3 From S-50 - II, T.S. App. No. 2 - 1, 2 From 1-12 - II, T.S. App. No. 2 - 2 Normal - II, T.S. App. No. 2 - 1

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Ivsaterials and Services Made Available by United States Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. 4# Ch.9 - 9.5, 9.7, 9.10 iktarials, riiscellaneous, For P-9

Feed Mat*l. Spec. Proc* & Geo. Expl,VII, Vol. 1, App. H

Materials, Miscellaneous, For X-10 Feed f&t'l. and Spec. Proc.

VII, Vol. 1, App. I Mayo Foundation

I, Vol. 4> Ch.2 - 2.12 Measurement Section* B Division - Overseas Activities

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 * 3.30ff Able Day - 3 .3Aft3aker Day - 8.37 Queen Day - 8.33» 3.34 William Day - 3.36, 3.37

Measurement Section B Division - Technical Responsibilities

Operation CrossroadsV I H , Vol. 3» Ch.8 - 8,27ff Airborne Blast Gauge Group - 3.29 Electronics Group - 3.28, 3.29 Fast Neutron Group - 8.27 Gamma Timing Group - 8.27, 8.28 Phenomenological Group - 8.29 Photographic Group - 8.27 Radiochemical Group - 3.29 Total Radiation Group - 8.29, 8.30

Medical FindingsInvestigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japan

I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.11ff Medical Program

Clinical Medicine and DenlLstry - I, Vol. 12 - Sea. 10 - Sec. 4 and Supp. Costs - I, Vol. 12 - see respective sections & Supp.

General - I # Vol* 7 - Seo. 1Hazards of Operation - I, Vol* 7 — Sec. 2, 3 and Supp.Industrial Medicine - I, Vol. 7 - Sec. 3 and Supp,Investigation of Bombing in Japan •» I, Vol. 7 (Supp.) see also

------ v- f Organization and Personnel - I,Electromagnetic Projeci^ Vol. 7 - Sec. 6

Research - V, Vol. 1 - 4 , 1 0 , 4.11 /Research - I, Vol, 7 - Sec, 5 andGaseous Diffusion (K-25 and K-27) Project I g

Construction * II, Vol, 4 “ 2,4 General - II, Vol, 1 - 6,2 Operation - II, Vol, 5 - 9,2 Research - II, Vol, 2 - 9.2

Pile ProjectDesign (Richland Village) - IV, Vol, 3 - 8.16 to 8.20 Research (Clinton Laboratories) - IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 2,6

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Med-MetS E C i l M I W W M r O R M A I I O N

Medicine, Industrial Medical Program

I, Vol. 7 - Sec. 3 Memorial Hospital

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.22 Los Alamoa - VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-3

Mess FacilitiesSea "Cafeterias (Mess Halls), Facilities”

Metal Components, Development of Project Camel

VIII, Vol.3, Ch.2 - 2.8ff, 2.15, Sec. 4 Metal Fabrication and Tasting Area

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 3 .1 , 3 .2, Sac. 4, 7.3, 7.6

Metal (Uranium), Production of Feed Mat’l* and Spec. Proc*

Brush laboratories Metal Plant - 10.9, 10.10 Slectro Motallurgical Company Metal Plant - 10.3 Mallinpkrodt Metal Plant - 10.2, 10.3 Operations, General <• 10.1, 10.2 jlestinghouse Metal Plant - 10.9

Metallurgical laboratoryI, Vol. 4# Ch.4 - 4.2ff, 4.12 I, Vol. 4, Gh.9 - 9.4, 9.6 I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.13 I, Vol. 7 - 3.2, 3.53, 3.59i 5.4 I, Vol. 14 - S7.3III, - 2.13IV, Vol. 1 — 4.1, 4.2, 4*4t 4*6, 5.1 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I

VII, Vol. 1 - 12.2VII, Vol. 2 - 1.11V I H , Vol. 2 - 1-1, 1-7, 1-11, III-4, III-5, VIII-2ff, VIII-6,

I, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.6ff, 2.10I, Vol. 4> Ch.ll - 11.4

Metallurgical Project - I, Vol. 4, Ch .2 - 2.1 , 2.4ff Argonna Laboratory

I, Vol. 4* Ch.2 - 2.6ff Metallurgical laboratory I, Vol. U* Ch.2 - 2.6ff, 2.14ff Pile Project - IV, Vol, 2 - Pt.I - 2.9, 7.1

IV, Vol. 1 - 4.1, 4.3, 4.5, 9.2Metallurgical Research

Feed Mat’l. Spec. Proc. & Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2 - 1.13ff

IV, Vol. 5 - 1.3, 5.27, 6.Iff, 6.11, 6.15, 6.17, 6.18, 7.1ff, 7.7, 7.9, 7.11

IV, Vol. 6 — 2.1, 2.4, 2.5,i 4.3# 4.4, 4*23, 5.1, 5.3, 5.12, 7.3

5.47, 5.53, 5.58, 6.1, 6.5 IV, Vol. 6 — 2.20, 3.1, 4*12, 4.14t 4.24* 4.26ff, 5.2, 5.12, 5.13, 18.1

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 1.1, 2.1ff, 3.1, 5.1ff, 5.9, 6.2, 6.5, 8.1ff IV, Vol. 3 — 1.2, 1.3, 2.1, 4*1, 5.1, 5.2, 5.4, 5.14, 5.17, 5.21,

VI11-26, 12-11, IX-16, IX-23

SECURI T£ INFORMATION

Met-Min

MetallurgyI, Vol. At Ch.11 - 1 1 ,5 f fV III , V ol. 2 - 1-28, IV-12ff, VIII-2, VIII-3ff, VIII-l6ff,

XVII-3ff, XVII-8ffVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-7ff

Feed Mat'l. Spao. Proc. & Geo. Expl,VII, Vol. 1 - A .lft» A .5 fft K.7, K.8

Meteorological Station Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 6.22IV, Vol. 5 - 7.5IV, Vol. 6 * 2.26, 2.27

See "FluorolubesM MFL

See ”Fluorolubaswmfp- io ...

See ’’Fl't^'oplasties"Middlesex Warehouse

Feed Mat'l, Spec, Proc. & Geo, Expl, v n , Vol. 1, 2.6ff, K,ll, K.12

Midway Sub-station Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 2.7, 7.1, 7.2 IV, Vol. A - 2.12 IV, Vol. 5 - 7 . 1 , 7.3 IV, Vol. 6 - 9 . 3

Military Advisory Board to Officer-in-Charge Atomic Bomb Proje ct Operation Crossroads

VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.8 - 8.9 Military Policy Committee

I, Vol. 1 - 1.2, 3.15ff

III, - 1.3, 6.1II, Vol. 1 - 1.2, 3.1, 3.2II, Vol. 3 - 3.1, 3.3, 3.4IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 1.2, 2.1IV, Vol. 6 - 1.2V, Vol. 1 - 1.2V, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 3.3, 3.4I, Vol. 12 - 3.2

MilkingLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.13, 2.14, 4.5, 4.6, 5.6, 5.8ff Milwaukee Sub Area

n Vol. 6 - 2.7II, Vol. 1 - 4.5II, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 16.2, 1 3 .Iff

Minerslogioal Research laboratoryFeed Mat’l, Spec. Proc, & Geo, Expl,

VII, Vol. 2 - 1.12

MFl

Mobile Service UnitsGaseous Diffusion Project

• Dosign - II, Vol. 3 - 10.19 to 10*23 Research -II, Vol. 2 - Bee. 6

Models, BombVIII, Vol, 2 - VII-36ff, XI1-8, XIII-6, XIII-7, XIX-1, XIX-2

VIII, Vol. 3s Ch.9 - 9.2 Moderator, Considerations For Pila

Pile ProjectGeneral - IV, Vol. 3 - 1.1, 1.2, 5.2, 5.9, 5*13, 5*13 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.1, 3.2ff, 3.5ff Graphite - IV, Vol, 3 - 1.1, 1.2, 5.2, 5.9, 5.13, 5.13 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.3, 3.6, 3.3, 3.10ff Heavy Water -IV - Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.6, 3.10ff IV, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 5.2, 5.9 Helium - IV, Vol. 2 Pt.I - 3.9ff Ordinary vVater - IV, Vol. 3 - 5 . 9 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.10

Modified Insurance Rating PlansI, Vol. 6 - Sec. 3

fields ConndtteeLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VII-23 Molds, Lens

VIII, Vol. 2 - VTI-22, VII-23, X-6ff, XVI-11, XVI-21VIII, Vol. 3 - Ch.2 - 2.20ff, 2.a

Molecular EffusionII, Vol, 3 - 4,lff

Molecular Stills (Counter-Current Reflux) Method, Uranium Isotope Separation General

I, Vol. 4> Ch.14 - 14.39ff Performance

I, Vol. 4, Ch,14 — 14.4lff Monticello, Utah, Plant

Feed ’Jat’l. Spec, Proc, and Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 1, 4.2, 4.7, 7,13

Morgantown Ordnance tforks, Heavy Water Plant Sea RHeavy Water (P-9) Project”

Moscow Meeting of Foreign Ministers (December 1945)Contributions of Manhattan District Representatives to Discussions

and Proposals for International Control of Atomic Energy I, Vol. 4> Ch.7 - 7.2, 7.3

Multiplication Experiments

tiplication Factor ("K")Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt. I - 3.2, 3.3, 3.7, 3.9, 4,2ff, 5,3IV, Vol. 3 - 3.10, 3.11,5.11, 5.23, 5.27, 5.50IV, Vol. 6 - 1.3,1.4

Los Alamos Project r VILE, Vol. 2 - XII-6ff_________________ J

Munich and Urfeld Operation Intelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int, Supp.) - 4.42ff Muroc, Army Air Ease

vm , Vol. 2 - VII-17, VII-37, VII-3S

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;.iuroc, Army Air Baao (continued)'/III, Vol. 3, Ch.5 * 5.7, 5.10 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.9, 9.10

Ivfurray Hill AreaI, Vol. 14. - $7.4VII, Vol. 2

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NagaJ^ci BombLos Alamos Project

viii, Vol. 2 - rv-7, x i x - n , xi-^12 Nagasaki Bomb Damage

(" | Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japany- J I,. Vol. 4» Ch.6

British Mission Survey - In Vol, 4* Ch.6 - 6.AO, 6.41 General * I, Vol. A, Ch.6 - 6.1 Graphic Descriptions - I , Vol. A, Ch.6 - 6.43ff Manhattan Project Surveys - I, Vol.4, Ch.6 - 6.7, 6.32ff, 6.33 Medical Findings - I, Vol. A * Ch.6 * 6,llff, 6.34ff Naval Technical Migsion Survey - I , Vol* A# Ch.6 «* 6.AO Physical Damage - I* Vol. A, Ch.6 - 6.3ff Persistent Radioaotivity - I, Vol. 4 r Ch*6 - 6.30 Psychological Effects - I, Vol* 4» Ch.6 - 6.31 Survey by Joint Commission for the Investigation of the Atomic

Bomb in Japan «* I, Vol* A, Ch.6 ** 6.A0 Survey by Major de Seversky * I* Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.41ff U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey - I, Vol* A » Ch*6 ** 6*39, 6.AO

Nagasaki Tjpe Weapon Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 1-5, 1-13, I-1A, H I - 1 , I H - A , HI-5,. VIII-3,

( J VIII-ANational Academy of Sciences

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol*, 2 - 1*6

National Academy Reviewing Committee

I, Vol. 1 - 3.A, 3.5 I, Vol. A - Ch. 12 •« 12,4* 12*5 I, Vol*' A - Ch.lA - 14.1

National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics

I, Vol*, 4> Ch.4 — 4»14# 4*15National Bureau of Standards,

Central Control LaboratoryI, Vol., 4, Ch. 12 - 12.12, 12.13

Concentration of IsotopesI, Vol., 4, Ch. 12 - 12.21, 12.22

General ParticipationI, Vol., 4, Ch. 12 - 12.1 to 12.,7

Graphite ProblemI,, Vol. 4, Ch. 12 - 12.7 to 12*9

Mass Spectrometer AnalysesI, Vol, 4, Ch.12 - 12.22, 12.23

Power ProjectI, Vol. 4, Ch.4 - 4.3

Radioactivity MeasurementsI, Vol. 4» Ch.4 - 12.23 to 12.27

Spectrographic Analyses, Ui’anium I, Vol. 4, Ch«12 - 12.13 to 12.17

UraniumFirst Spectrum of - I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.20, 12.21Metallurgical Investigation of - I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.17 to^2.19

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National Bureau of Standards (continued) uranium

Physical and Mechanical Propertiea of - I, Vol. At Oh.12 - 12.19# 12.20 Uranium Problem

I, Vol. At Ch.12 - 12.9 to 12.11 Uranium* Separation of Isotopes

I, Vol. At ChJ4 - U.36ff, 14.39ff National Bureau of Standards

I, Vol* At Ch.4 — 4»8 I, Vol* 7 - 2.10 I# Vol. 13 - 2.1, 7.1IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I * 2.1, 2.9# 4.10, 5.2, 7.3V, Vol. 2 - 5.4» 5.5V, Vol. 6 - 3.5VI - 2.4# 3.3VII, Vol. 1 - 1.22, 2.9, 12»2ff I, Vol. At Ch.11 - 11.7VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-7# VII-36

National Cancer InstituteI, Vol. 7 - 5.4# 5.22

National Defense Research Committee - I# Vol. 1 - 3.3# 3.4

I, Vol. At Ch.12 - 12.3# 12.4 I, Vol. 4# Ch.14 - 14.1 I, Vol. 13 - 2.1, 2.3# 2.4 IV, Vol. 1 - 3.1# 3.2, 4.2# 9.1 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.2 V# Vol. 2 - 1.6 VI - 1.2I, Vol. 4# Ch.11 - 11.1 VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-3, III-5 VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2.5# 2.7 VIII# Vol. 3# Ch.9 * 9.20

NDRC, Uranium Section Pile Project

IV, Vol, 1 - 3 . 2 National Laboratories, Foundation of

I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 Argonne National Laboratory

I, Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.5ff Brookhaven National laboratory

I, Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.20ff Proposed West Coast laboratory

I, Vol, At Ch.2 - 2.38, 2.39 Purpose

I, Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.Iff National Research Council (German)

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4.32

National Research Council Laboratories Assistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. At Ch.9 - 9.8

SECUR W rTn‘Tr,M*T ION

Naturita, Colorado* PlantFeed Ifet'l. Spec* Proc. & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1, 4.2, 4.5# 4.6, 7.13 Naval Ammunition Depot, Hawthorne, Nevada

V I H , Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.44* 2.45 Naval Ammunition Depot, McAlester, Oklahoma

VIII, Vol. 2 - XIX-5V I H , Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2.22, 2.24, 2.37, 2.63 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.2, Sec. 2

Naval Ammunition Depot, Port Chicago, California VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.10 VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.5 - 5,9

Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Salton Sea (Sandy Beach) , California

VIII, Vol, 2, XIV-9 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - 1-12 VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.2 - 2.35# 2.63 VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.5 - See. 3 V I H , Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 5

Naval Gun Factory, Washington, D. G.VIII, Vol. 2 - IV-6, VII-2, VII-3, VII-7, VII-lO, XIV-7

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9 Naval Office, University of New Mexico

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 r 5,10 Naval Mine Depot, lorktown, Va,

VIII, Vol. 2 - XVI-4, XIX-5 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.22, 2.37, 2,63 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 .* Sec. 1

Naval Ordnance Plant-* Center Line Mich.VIII, Vol. 2 - H V - 7 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VII-6 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9

Naval Ordnance Test Station, Inyokern, California VIII, Vol. 2 * XIX-5 V I H , Vol. 3, Ch.2 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.3, 5.9 VIII, Vol, 2 (Supp.) - 1-12, VII-3, VII-5

Naval Research laboratoryI, Vol, 4, Ch.12 - 12.3, 12,24 I, Vol, 4, Ch.1 4 - 14.1# 14.3# 14.9 I, Vol. 13 - 2.1 IV, Vol. 2, Pt,I - 2.1 VI - V-f* 2.4, 2.11, 3,4# 3,6ff, 3,12, 6,1

Naval Station, Anacostia, I&ryland

VI - 2.4, 2.6, 2.7, 2,9 Naval Technical Mission

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in JapanI, Vol. 4, Ch.6 - 6.40

Navy ParticipationIntelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 2,1, 2.3

0 ^ r ^ t Nav-New

Navy Proving Ground# Dahlgren, Virginiam i , Vol. 2, - VII-3, VII-8, VII-17, VII-18, VII-36 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9, 5.10

Navy Yard, liaro Island, California

v m , Vol. 2 - nx-4 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.43 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9

Navy lard, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaVI - 2.4, 2.9» 2.11» 3.2, 3.4» 5.3I, Vol. 6 * 3.19

NeptuniumPila Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.3 F/, Vol.- 2 - Pt.I - 1.6, 1.11 IV, Vol. 6 - 4.26, 4.27, 5.13

Neutron FluxIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.8 IV, Vol. 6 - 4.16, 4.26

Neutron Number Measurements Los Alarms Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-24, 1-25, 17-1, VI-5, VI-6, X-9, XII-2, XI1-3 Neutron Physics Experiments

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - mi-14* XIII-15

NeutronsIV, Vol. 1 - 2.2, 2.3IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.3ff» 1.7ff» 3.1ff> 3.6ff, 4.3, 4.4, 4.6,

4 . U , 5.1, 5.5 IV, Vol. 3 - 5.1, 5.11, 5.43, 5.45, 5.46, 5.50 IV, Vol. 6 - 1.2, 1.3, 2 . U , 4*2, 4.9, 4*10, 4 . H , 4.16, 4.26ff,

7.4f 7.5Neutrons Absorption of


Neutrons, Caoture Cross Section IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.13 IV, Vol. 6 - 4.27

Neutrons, DelayedIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.8

Neutrons, FastIV, Vol. 1 - 2.3IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - l.llff, 3.2, 3.3

Neutrons, Slow (Thermal)

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.3IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - l.llff, 3.3, 4.14, 5.2

IV, Vol. 3, - 5.43, 5.45 New Boiler Plant, Description of

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI - 4.7ff

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New Mexico State Highway Department Loa Alamos Project .

VIII, Vol. 1-jrf 2.6 New York Area

I, Vol. 5 - 6.8I, Vol. 14 - S7.1, S7.4II, Vol. 1 - 8.1II, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 16 .Iff, 13.Iff

New York Purchasing Office Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 111-28, 111-31, I H - 3 3 , 12-14,VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.3, 2.1ff, 3.2

New York Safety Committee Saa "Safety Committees"

NitrogenGaseons Diffusion Project

II, Vol* 5 — 3*1, 3.4? 3.6, 4.3, 4*5, 4*9ff» 5.5, 6.1ff, 6.10 Nitrogen Liquid

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 3 - 4.23V, Vol. 6 - 3.8, 7.2, 7.8

Nitrogen PlantGasaous Diffusion Project

Design - II, Vol. 3 - 11.31, 11.32, 11.33 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 6.10

Nitrogen Supply SystemGaseous Diffusion Project

See "Dry Nitrogen Supply System"

Non Lens CastingLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 12-8, 12-9, XVI-12ff VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.15, 2.44ff» 2.56, 2.57

Nonr&l Feed to PlantGaseous Diffusion Project

See "Material Feed to Plant"North Continent Mines, Inc., Property,

Feed iSat’l, Spec. Proc. and Geo. Expl.VII, Vol. 2 - 2.7

Northeastern (lator Brookhaven) National Laboratory See "Brookhaven National Laboratory"

Nozzle3, DeauperheatingLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 3.10, 3.11 n- Derfluoroheptana (C-716)

Feed Jfet'l, Spec. Proc, & Geo. Expl,

VII, Vol. 1 - G,2ff n- Perfluoroheptana (Coda Name C-716)

II, Vol. 5 - 3.1, 3*4, 5.7, 5.8

NRX PileAssistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. 4, Ch,9 - 9,3

GY ACT 194S

Nuc-Nuo

Suclear Disintegration rile Project

Artificial - 17, Vol. 1 - 2.1, 2.2 Natural - IV, Vol. 1 - 2 . 1

Nuclear Ertargy for Propulsion of Aircraft (NEPA)I, Vol. 4, Ch.4 - 4.14, 4.15I, Vol. 4, Ch.3 ~ Item 68IV, Vol, 2 ~ Pt.II - 7.3

Nuclear Energy for Ship PropulsionResearch and Development of Atomic Energy for Power

I, Vol. At Ch.4 - 4,15, 4.16 Nuclear Forces

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.5, 1.7 Nuclear Phenomena


Nuclear Research in Japan, Investigation ofI, Vol, 14 (Fgn, Int. Supp.) B k . -X Sec. 5

Nuclear Specifications of Bomb Loa Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - r/-2ff

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013 Los Alamos Group Operation Crossroads

VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.8 - S . H f f 013 Radioactivity Group

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3# Ch.8 - 8.17ff

Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Initiation

I, Vol. At Ch.10 - lO.Xff Objectives, Long Range

I, Vol. At Ch.10 - 10.6, 10.7 Program

I, Vol. At Ch.10 - 10.5* 10.6 Proposal for and Incorporation of Institute

I, Vol. At Ch.10 - 10.8ff Purpose and Scope

I, Vol. At Ch.10 - 10.1, 10.2 Office of Field Services

Intelligence & SecurityI, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4*1# 6.2

Office of Naval Intelligence I, Vol. 14 - 1.6I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - //2.3

Office of Price AdministrationII, Vol. 5 - 10.9 IV, Vol. 6 - 9.14 VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.64

Office of Strategic Services Intelligence & Security

I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 6.1 Office Scientific Research and Development

GeneralI, Vol. At Ch.14 - 14.2, 14.16, 14.21, 14.22, 14.35 I, Vol. 13 (Patents)I, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) / - 1.2, 1.4, 4.1, 2.3, 4.1 > 4.49in , - 2.2, 2.5, 2 .9 , 2.10, 6.1II - Vol, 1 - 1.2, 3.1* 3.3, 7.2II, Vol. 2 — 2.1, 3.8ff, 4*1, 4*11, 7.4 1 8.1, 10.1, 11.1II, Vol. 3 - 1.2, Sec. 2, 3.1, 3.2, 5.1, 8.12II, Vol. 4 - 2.2IV, Vol. 1 - 3.2, 3.3, 4.2, 9.1, 9.2IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.2, 1.14, 2.1, 2.9IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 3.1IV, Vol. 3 - 2.1V, Vol. 1 - 2 . 1V, Vol. 2 - 1 . 6 VI - 1.2VII, Vol. 1 - 1.11, 3.1, 7.5, 8.1, 6.2, 9.1, 9.3, 9.4, 9.7, 10.1,

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GeneralVII, Vol. 1 - G.14, 0.24, G.25, G.29, G.30 I, Vol. 4, Ch.5 - 5.10, 5.21, 5.22I, Vol. 4, Ch.ll - 11.1, 11.4, 11.7 I, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.6, 12.14,VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-3, 1-5, 1-6, 1 11-14» III-15, 111-49, IH-50, 111-52,

III-53, VII-18, VI1-19, VIII-4 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 1-1, II-4, IX-2 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.I - 5.1 VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.l - 2,8VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.3ff, 2.13, 2.25, 2.41, 2.42 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.7 - 7.2 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch,9 - 9.2, 9.3 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.20, 9.21 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.4 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.24 I, Vol. 1 - 1.2, 3.3

Ohio State Board of HealthFeed Mat’l. Spec* Proc, & Geo, Expl,

VII, Vol. 1 - K.35Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory Activities

Liquid Deuterium ResearchV I H , Vol. 3, Ch.3 * Part II

liquid Hydrogen Research V I H , Vol. 3, Ch*3 - Pt.I

Ohio State University Research Foundation Ohio State Cryogenic laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3 - Pt.I - 3.1 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.3, Pt.II - 1.2

Oil PurificationElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2*18V, Vol. 6 - 4.2, 7.8, 7.9

Oil Storage TanksLiquid Thermal Dlffus5.on Project

VI - 4.9 Olympic CommiRsary Company

Pile ProjectIV, Vol* 5 - 3.13ff, 5.7, 5.12, 5.36, 12.4

Omega (Los Alamos Canyon) Site Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-22, XV-2 V I H , Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-12, 11-34, IV-7, V-5

One component Bombs Los Alamos Project-

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - III-5, III-6 Operation Crossroads

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - I-13ff, 11-3, II-5, II-6j I1-13, 11-19?11-20, 11-22, II-24ff, II-3&, I H “3» IV-15, V-15 V-16, VIII-6, VII1-7, IX-2, X-4

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Operation Crossroads (continued)VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 3# 4, 7 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.18# 9.19

AuthorisationVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 * 8.6, 8.7

Direction - Joint Teek Force One VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.8ff

Early StudiesVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.3ff

Manhattan District participation VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.12ff

Bfenhattan District Personnel VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 * 8.38ff

PurposeVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.Iff

Results and ConclusionsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.45

vn i, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.10ff Operation With Tetrachloride

liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI - 2.7

Operations OfficeElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - 8.Iff Ordnance Division

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 » V-8 - Ch. VII, IX-1, IX-13, X-l, Ch.XIV, XV-5Arming and Fusing - VII"l6ff, XIV-7ffBomb Ballistics - XIV-9Delivery - VII-35ffEngineering * VII-20ffQun Assembly ■« XIV-3ffGun Design, Proving Interior Ballistics - Vll-5ff Organisation - Vll-lff, XIV-1, XIV-2 Projectile, Target and Initiator Design - VII-llf£Research on Implosion - VII-24ff Surface and Underwater Explosions - XTV-9, XIV-10

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.1 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 ** 9.1, 9.3 Vill, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.6

Ordnance Engineering Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - \ttl**20ff, VI1-35, XIV-2 Ordnance Engineering Division

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) I-10ff, 1-16, 1-17, IV-6, Ch.VHI, IX-5

Bomb Assembly - VIII-5ff Designing Program - V I H - 3 * VIII-4 Development - VIII-4> VIII-5

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Ordnance ProgramLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol* 2 - I-28ff, 1-32, 1-33, Ch.VII, Ch.XIX Ortho - Para Deuterium Conversion

Ohio State Cryogenic Laboratory VIII, Vol. 3, Ch«3 - Pt.II - 2.6

Overseas Movement AAF Personnel Army Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 * 9.16 ftOj3alaten Process


Oxnard FieldVIII, 7ol. 2 (Supp.) 1-12 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.6 - 1

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Paoific Telephone and Telegraph Co.Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 7.6ff Packing Facilities, Special Tropical

Navy ParticipationVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.5 - 5.9

Pajarlto Canyon Site Loa Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VI-7, VI-3, XII-3, XV-8 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-34, V-5, V-6

Parasitic Neutron Absorption Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 4.9ff Paris Operation (ALSQS)

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. 1/, (Fgn. Int. Supp.) 4.3ff

Participation, General, In Ifenhattan Project National Bureau of Standards

I, Vol. At Ch.12 - 12.Iff Pasadena Office

I, Vol. 14 - S7.1 VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.8ff

Pasadena Plant Project Camel

Vin, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.11, 2.31, 2.60, 2.61, 2.63 Patent Considerations in Declassification

Declassification and Distribution of Project Information I, Vol. At Ch.5 - 5.12, 5.16, 5.17

Patent Office, U.S.

I, Vol. At Ch.14 - 14.38, 14.43 I, Vol. 13 - 2.9, 3.2, 3.3, 7.1

PatentsApplications

I, Vol. 13 - Sec. 3 Contract Administration

I, Vol. 13 - Sec. 4 Cooperative Agencies

I, Vol. 13 - Sea. 7 Electromagnetic Project

Research - V, Vol. 2 - 2.3 General

I, Vol. 13 - Sec. 1 Los Alamo3

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-49ff VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) II-2, IX-2, IX-6

OrganizationI, Vol. 13 - Sec. 6

Patents (continued)

Pile ProjectResearch - IT, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 2,3> 3*3

PolicyI, Vol. 13 - Sec. 2

Project CamelVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.13

RecordsI, Vol. 13 - Seo. 5

PentoliteLos Alamos Project

_ VIII, Vol. 2 - XVI-12, XVI-15_________Perfluorodimethylcyclohexane (Code C-816) PEPPHTiLlINT, see Addenda, p. HZ

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectII, Vol. 5 - 5 . 7

Perfluorodimethylcyclohexane (C-816) and Haxafluoroxylene (P-45)Feed Mat’I. Spec. Proc, & Geo. Expl.

VII, Vol. 1 - G.6ff Personnel and Equipment, Required

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol. 3 t Ch.8 - B.lOff

Personnel OfficeLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - III-8, III-9, i n - 1 9 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) II-4, 11-6

Personnel pr ocurementElectromagnetic Project

Operation - V, Vol. 6 - Seo. 3 Gaseous Diffusion Project

Construction - II, Vol. 4 - 5.1 to 5.3 Operation — II, Vol. 5 - 10.1 to 10.6

Personnel ProgramConservation and Utilization

I, Vol# 3 - Sec. 3 General

I, Vol. 8 - Sec, 1 Labor Relations

I, Vol, 8 - Sec, 4 Military Personnel

I, Vol. 3 - Sec. 7 Naval Personnel

, I, Vol, 8 — Sec, 3 Organization and Personnel

I, Vol. 3 - 1.4* 1.5* 1.6Recruiting Program

I, Vol. 8 - Sec. 2 Selective Service Program

I, Vol. 8 - Sec. 6 Wages and Salaries

I, Vol. 3 - Sec. 5

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Personnel, Selection of Army Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9 . H Personnel Training

( 1 Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 2 - 3.1

PETNLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XVI-3

PQ ,Lo3 Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp*)viI-4PGT

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) VII-4

PHPile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 4*5 Phosgene Disposal System


V, Vol. 3, - 3.23 i J Phosgene Gas Alarm


V, Vol. 2 - 4.10 Phosphorus

Pile ProjectIV* Vol. 6 - 4.32

Photochemical Method, Cranium Isotope Separation General

Ii Vol. 4 ** Ch.14 “ 14.49, 14*50 Investigation and Research- I, Vol. 4, Ch.14 «* 14*50, 14.51 Termination of Work

I* Vol. 4, Ch.14 “ 14*51, 14*52 Photographic Group

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-13, II-19

PhotographyProject Camel

VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.2 - 2.39, 2.40 Photography (Technical)

Los Alamos Pro!eatVIII, Vol. 2 - III-36, 111-43, IV-10, VI-9, VI1-9, VII-29ff, VIII-30,

XI1-3, ZII-4, XV-6, XV-13, XV-19, XVI-6, XVII-19,

XVIII-2, XSTIII-20

V i n , Vol. 2 (Supp.) V-13, V-14, VII-5 ( ) Physical Damage Caused by Combat Bombs

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japan

I, Vol. 4» Ch.6 - 6.8ff

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Physical ResearchElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 2 - Sea. 3 Physics

Ames Project (lowa State College)

I, Vol. 4, Ch.ll - 11.53, 11.54 Physics Division

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 1-10, Ch.IV Activities - IV-3ffCockcroft - Walton Accelerator and Short Tank - IV-9ff Organization - IV-1, IV-2

Physics ResearchGaseous Diffusion Process

II, Vol. 2 - Sec. 8 Pile Areas

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - Seo. 5

Construction, GeneralIV, Vol. 5 * 1.3, 1«7, 2.6ff» 5*25, 5*30, 5*31, 6.5ff, 6.24, V.l,

7.2, 7.7, 7.10ff BeraLneralization Bldg. - IV, Vol. 5 - 6.8 Electrio Power - IV, Vol. 5 - 7.1, 7.2 Fresh Metal Storage Bldg. - IV, Vol. 5 * 6.6, 6.12 Helium Purification Bldg, - IV, Vol. 5 - 6.12 Helium Storage Tanks - IV, Vol, 5 - 6,12 Retention Basin - IV, Vol, 5 * 6,6River Pump House Bldg, - IV, Vo^. 5 .- 6.10, j6.11 „

Pile, Clinton Laboratories^---------- (Ventilation Exhaust Stack - IV, Vol. 5 - 6.12

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 -Pt.II - 1.1, 2.3, 2.4, 4,Iff Area - 2.4, 2.10 Area Cost - 2.10 Building - 2.4 Cooling System - 4«5, 4*6 Construction of - 2.3, 2.4 Controls - 4*6 Description of - 4*2 to 4*6 General - 5*8, 6.Iff Graphite Fatrix - 4.2, 4»3 Openings - 4*2, 4,4 Operating Level - 4*7, 4»8, 4*9 Poisoning - 6,1, 6,4, 6,5 Removable Core - 4«2» 4»4 Shielding - 4*3, 4*4, 4,5 Slug Handling Facilities - 4*6, 4»7 Start-up - 4*7, 4*8

Pile, Considerations for Production

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - Sec. 3 and Sec. 4

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Pile (HRX) DescriptionAssistance on Canadian Pile Project

X, Vol. 4f Ch.9 * 9,llff Pile Development, Research

Argonne Experimental PilesIV, Vol. 2 * Pt.I - Par» 3.4

First Chain Reaction System IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.2

Pila ProjectIV* Vol, 2 - Pt.I

Piles ConsideredIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.3

Selection of Production Pila

IV, Vol. 2 * Pt.I - 3.5 Types of Piles

IV* Vol. 2 * Pt.I - 3.1 Pile* Enriched Uranium

Pila ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 5.10ff

Pila Project X-IO Construction

IV* Vol. 5 Costa • Sec. 11 Construction Labor • Seo* 4 Organization and Personnel - Sea. 12 Operating Plant - See. 6 Planning - Seo* 2Procurement of Equipment & Materials - See. 3 Purpose and Scope * See. 1 Richland Village - Seo. 3 Safety * Sec, 10 Service Facilities - See. 7 Temporary - See. 5 Transportation - Sec. 9

DesignIV, Vol. 3 Costa - See. 9Metal Fabrication and Testing Area - See. 4 Operating Plant Description «* Sec. 3 Organization and Personnel - See. 10 Pile Area •* See. 5 Purpose and Scope - See. 1 Richland Village - Sec. 3 Separation Area - Seo. 6 Service Facilities * Sec. 7 Site Criteria and Selection - See. 2

General IV, Vol. 1

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IV , Vol. 1Contractual Arrangements - Sec* 4

a s c r i p t i o n -Cl. V ol. U, Ch.3 - ItemJAL-rEu.ly Development - See. 2 Intelligencse and Security' - Sec. 6 *-law Enforcement end Jurlsdiotlon - Sect* 7 . . _ ,purpose and Scop. - Seo. P ( f r g m U a t i o n and Personnel - See. 9

land Acquisition IV , Vol. 4

Accomplishments - Sec* 8 Acquisition Operations # Sec* 4 Classification of lands in the Area - Sec. 3 Description of Site * Sec* 2 Estimated Costs - Sea. 7Leases, Restriction Agreements and Permanent Basements - Sec. 6

Progress of Aaquisition <* Sec. 5 Selection of Site - Sec. 1

Operation - IV, Vol. 6Communications * Sec. 12 Costs * Sec. 17

<j?5| Demolition of Hanford Camp » Sec* 15P Description - Sec. 2

Intelligence and Security * Sec. 11Legal Aspects of Management and Control Changeover - Sec. 16 Organization and Personnel • Sec. 18 Plant Safety * See. 7 Procurement of Materials ■» Sec* 6 Property Accountability and Disposal * Sec* 14 Problems and Developments # Sec* 4 Public and Labor Relations - Sec* 13 Purpose and Scops - Sec. 1 Real Estate - Sec, 18 Record (Operations) - Sec* 5 Richland Village * Sec. 9 Specifications for Final Product - Sec. 3 Transportation - Sec. 8

Research, Clinton laboratories «* IV, Vol. 2 ** Pt. II Contractual Arrangements 2.2# 2*3# 3*2# 3*3

Cost * 2*3* 2*10, 3*3 Design and Construction-Sec* 2 Design and Operating Problems - Sec* 6 Operation * Sec* 3 Organization and Personnel - Sec. 8 Production of Plutonium - Sec. 4 purpose and Scope - Sec. 1 Separation Process Developmant - Sec. 5

vjP Training of Personnel;* Sec. 7Research, Metallurgical laboratory - IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I

Contractual Arrangement - Sec. 2

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Operating Problems - Sec. 5 Organisation and Personnel - Sec. 7 Piles# Development - Seo. 3 Problems of Pile Design ■** Sec. 4 Purpose and Scope » Sec. 1 Separation Process Development - Sec. 6

Pile# Test (300 Area)Pile Project

IV, Vol. 3 - 3.2# 4.1# 4*2IV# Tol. 5 ** 1.3# 6.2# 6.4# 6*11# 6.15# 6.17# 6.13 IV# Vol. 6 * 2.4

Pile# West StandI# Vol. 4# Ch.12 - 12.6

PilesHeterogeneous

IV* Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.5* 3.6# 3.9# 3.11# 3.14 Homogeneous

IV# Vol. 2 - Pt.I * 3.5# 3.6# 3.9Horizontal

IV# Vol* 3 - 5.24 Power

I, Vol. 4 - 4.13# 4.14Piles (Construction)

pile Project ^General - IV# Vol. 5 “ 1.3# 2.3# 2.8# 6.1# 6.2# 6.4# 6.7# 6.11#

6.12, 6.13 to 6.22

Srection * IV# Vol. 5 •* 6.13 to 6.22 Shielding - IV# Vol. 5 - 6.13 to 6.18 Test - IV# Vol. 5 - 1.3

Piles# Development - Research Pile Project

IV# Vol. 2 - Pt.I - Sec. 3 Piles# 3xperimental

Pile ProjectArgonne • Graphite (CP-2)

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.12# 3.13 IV# Vol. 3 - 4 . 2

Argonne - Heavy Hater (CP-3)IV* Vol. 2 * Pt.I - 3.13# 3.14

West Stand# Stagg FieldIV# Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3*7ff IV# Vol. 3 - 5.2

Piles (Production) ( Design).Pile Project

IV# Vol. 3 Areas - 3.2 to 3.5 Canning - 5.47# 5.48# 5.49Coolants - 5.4^ 5.25# 5.32 to 5.37, 5.43# 5.44# 5.47# 5.62 to 5.70 Control and Safety Features • 5.4# 5.16# 5.28, 5.31 to 5.33# 5.35

5.36# 5.5^# 5.51 to 5.54

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Julies (production) (Design) (continued)Pile Project (continued)

IV, Vol. 3Design Alternates and Decisions - 5*21 to 5*28 Design Problems - 5.3# 5«4* 5 . 2 8 / to 5.35 Early Considerations - 5.8 to 5.21Facilities and Auxiliary Apparatus - 5.17* 5.19* 5.20, 5,23, 5.26*

5.29* 5.30* 5.35* 5.36, 5.56 to 5.72 Final Design • 5.35 to 5.72

General <* 5.1 to 5.3lifederatoi* ■* 5.2, 5*8, 5«9* 5.13* 5.15* 5.18* 5.21* 5.24* 5.25*

5.37 to 5.41* 5.43 Process Material - 5.2* 5 * 6 t o 5.12* 5.15? 5.18* 5.24 to 5.28*

5.30|-^55* 5.56Shielding * 5.5* 5.8* 5.16 to 5.19# 5.26* 5.28* 5.29* 5.34* 5*38*

5.42 to 5.46* 5.60* 5.61

Piles (Production) (Operation), Pile Project

XT* Vol. 6 Capacity - 1.4 Control * 2.9ffDischarging - 5.6 ^General ■» 1.2* 1.3* 2.1* 2.2, 2.5ff* 4»9ff* 4.19* 4.20* 4»26ff,

5.1ff* 5.8ff* 5.13ff

Graph!to - 4»14ff Power Level - 5.3ff* 5»3ff Preparation • 5.1* 5.2 Refrigeration of Cooling 7ater - 5.13* 5.14 Secondary Products - 1.5* 1.6* 4.26ff, 5.13

piles. Types of Pile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.1 to 3.6

Pilot PlantAmes Project (Iowa State Collage)

I* Vol. 4* Ch.ll * 11.3# 11.10

Pilot Plant Pile Project

IV, Vol* 2 « Pt.I * 2*5, 4.3* 4.9 IV# Vol* 2 - Pt.II - 1.1* 2.1, 4.1* 7,1

IV, Vol. 3 - 1.2, 2.1 Pilot Plant Development

Gaseous Diffusion process;II, Vol* 2 * Seo. 7II, Vol* 3 * Sec. 5

Pilot Plant 20 StageGaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 5 -» 6.6 Pilot Plant, 54 Stage

Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 5 • 3.1* 3.2

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Pilot PlantsElectromagnet^ Broject

V, Vol. 2 - 1.1* 4.6 Pilot Plants

Liquid Thermal(Diffusion Projaot Anacoatia - 7 1 # 2.4* 3.6# 2.9 Philadelphia - VI* 2.4* 2.9# 3.4* 3.6, 5.3

Pipe# Construction Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 1.6# 3.10* 5.24# 6.9# 6.12# 6.26# 6.2Sff Piping# Construction

Gaseous Diffusion Process II# Vol. 4

Dry Air - 3.37, 3.38 Process -* 3.63# 3.69# 3.74 Sowers

Sanitary - 3.18 Storm - 3.13

WaterFir® Protection - 3.16# 3.17 Sanitary - 3.15# 3.16

Piping# High Pressureliquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI# 4.6# 4*7# 4*9 Piping# Process# Design and Procurement

Gaseous Diffusion (K-25 - K-27) Project H # Vol. 3 - 8.15 to 8.19# 14.11

PitProject Camel

VIII# Vol.j 3# Ch.2 - 2.27# 2.28 pit Assembly (Intoloslon Bonb)

Los Alamos ProjectVIII# Vol.; 2- XV-2# XV-4V I H # Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-12# V-2# V-4

Pitchingliquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2.9# 5.3# 5.9 plan of Operation

Argonne National laboratory I# Vol. 4* Ch.2 2.14# 2.15

Planning Board (DSHD)I# Vol. 1 f 3.6 I# Vol. 4 r Ch.12 - 12.5 IV# Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 2.9 IV# Vol. 3. - 5.2

Planning CommitteeBrookhaven National laboratory

I, Vol. 4#f Ch.2 - 2.25ff# 2.30# 2.34 Planning# Construction

Pile ProjectIV# Vol. $ * Sec. 2

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Planning, laboratory Los Alamos Project

v i i i , vol. a - 1-9 Plans and Operations

Sandia BaseVIII# Vol. jj, Ch.6 - 3ff

Plant ProtectionI, Vol. 14 W Seo* 4 and Supplement

PlugsLiquid Thermal; Diffusion Project

VI - 5.6, 5*7 Plugs, Elimination of

liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.6, 9.7 Plutonium .. I ■ '

Pile Project I , „ .IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.1# 1*6, 1*7* 1.11, 1.12, 1*13, 4 * U » 6.1, 6.2 IV, Vol. 3 ** 1*1» 1*2, 3.1> 3.2, 4*2, 5.1* 5*4# 5*10, 5.11# 6.1ff

IV, Vol. 5 - 1.1# 1*3# 2.9IV, Vol. 6 • l.lff* 2.6# 2.11, 2.18ff, 3.1ff» 5.2

Plutonium 240, Discovery of Los Alamos Project

VIII# Vol. 2 - IV-l6ff, VI-8, VIII-5 Plutonium Accountability

Pile Project iIV, Vol. 6 - 2.8

Plutonium Assay j ?Pila Project j

IV, Vol* 6j * 3.3 Plutonium Chemisjtry

Ames Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. 4*: Ch.ll - 11.36ff

Plutonium, Discovery Pile Project |Plutonium * 2!38

IV, Vol. I - 2.4 IV, Vol. i - Pt.I - 1.11, 1.12

Plutonium - 239 IV, Vol. 1 - 2.4 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.11# 1*12

PlutoniumPhysiological Hazards

I, Vol. 7 j* 2.5# 3.40# 5.11# 5.12 Plutonium Processing Operation

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 4 * 2 5

Plutonium# Production of, Clinton laboratories

Pile Project,1IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - Sec. 4

Plutonium Production Los Alamos frtojeat

v x n . vol4 a - v m RE!W ED DATA

Plutonium Research (Early)ifetallurgical Laboratory - IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - l.llff

Plls Project ) g0e «*piutonium Separation, Research"Research J

Plutonium* SeparationI, Vol.4* Oh.11 - 11.36 to 11.42 Inc.

Plutonium Separation* ResearchPile Project *! IV* Vol. 2 - Pt.X

Background (Research - Par. 6.1 General Problems * par. 6.2 Processes Considered - par. 6.3 Selection ojf Process * Par. 6.4

Plutonium, Studies of Chemistry of Pile Proj ect •'

IV, Vol. 2 Pt.II - 5*9

PIE UnitLos Alamos Project.

VIII, Vol, 2 - XlV-ft PMR Unit

Project CamelV i n , Vol. 3, Ch.2 * 2.29

PoisoningPile Project

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 5.2, 5.3 IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 6.1, 6.4, 6.5 IV, Vol, 3 - 5o38* 5.50 IV, Vol, 6 - 2,21

Policy, PatentsI, Vol* 13, * Sec* 2

poloniumLos Alamos Project , __ „

VIII* Vol. 2 * IV-16, VII-4* VI1-16, VIII-3* VIII-22* VI11-23,11-17* X-8, X-9, XI-7, XV-15* XVII-12

V I H , Vol, 2 (Supp,) V-7* V-8, VI-6

PoloniumPhysiological Hazards

I* Vol. 7 w 2.5? 3*62Polonium, Initial Shipment of

Dayton ProjectVIII, Vol.3, Ch.4 - 4*4

Fcloniu® ProductionPile Project .

IV, Vol. 6 — 1*5, 1.6, 4*22, 4*24* 5*13* 6*2

Polonium Production Dayton Project

VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.4 Polonium production Method

Dayton ProjectVIII* Vol. 3* Ch.4 - 4.3* 4.4

Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn I, Vol. 4; Ch.2 - 2.22

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Polytetrafluorethylene (D-29, K-419, TFE)Feed Materials and Special Procurement

VII, Vol. 1 - G.27, G.2S Polytetrafluoroethylene (Poly TFE)

See "Fluoroplastics”Population of Site, land Acquisition

Pile ProjectXVi Vol. 4- “ 2.3, 2.4

Port Hope Refinery-Feed Material® and Special Procurement

VII, Vol. 1, 3.1, 3.2, 7 .Iff Poet Exchange

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.1, 6.5, 6.13, 6.14, 6.16ff, 7.4 VIII, Vol. 2 - III-ll

Post OfficeLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 * 6.21, 6,22 Post Office, Richland Village

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - 8.11, 8.12, 8.13IV, Vol. § * 4.24, 5.13, 5.18

Power ConsumptionElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 * 7.6 Poser, Electrical

Pile ProjectiV* Vol. 1 * 1.2, 5.2, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 IV, Vol. 5 - 2.7, 2.8, 5.27, 5.32, 7.1ff

Power House, K-25Liauld Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 3.2, 3.5, 3.9ff Power Output, Clinton Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.2, 4.7* 4.8, 4.9

Power Output, Various Piles

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3, 1.1, 3.2, 5.13, 5.35

Power Pile Program at Oak RidgeResearch and Development of Atomic Energy for Potter

I, Vol. 4, Ch«4 •• 4*5 Power Plant Area

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectConstruction » II, Vol. 4 *• 3.19 to 3.28 Design - II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 12 General - II, Vol. 1 - 4.4 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - Sec. 7

Power Producing Devices Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol, 2 (Supp.) II1-12, 111-13

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Development Factors - I, Vol. At Ch.4 - 4.8ff Preliminary Design - I, Vol. 4# Ch.4 - 4*6, 4*7 Program - I, Vol. 4* Ch.4 - 4*5, 4.6 Purpose and Scope - I, Vol. 4, Ch.4 - 4«3ff

GeneralI* Vol. 4» Ch.4 - 4.1ff I# Vol. 4> Ch.8 - Item 91

Retergeneous PilePreliminary Design - I, Vol. 4* Ch.4 - 4.13* 4.14 Purpose and Scope - I, Vol. At Ch.4 - 4.13

Knolls Atomic Power LaboratoryIf Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Items 89 and 99

Kuclear EnergyFor Propulsion of Aircraft - I, Vol. 4, Ch.4 - 4.14, 4.15

Is Vol; 4* Ch.8 — Item 68 For Ship Propulsion - I, Vol. At Ch.4 - 4.15, 4.16

Zinn Breeder PilePreliminary Design • I* Vol. At Ch.4 - 4*12# 4.13 Purpose and Scope - I, Vol. At Ch.4 - 4*11, 4*12

- Power SimplyP Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 4.11, 4.12, 4*13 Power Supply and Distribution, K-27

Gaseous Diffusion Project Design - II* Vol. 3 * 14*16, 14.17

Power Supply and Distribution Pile ProjectClinton Laboratories - IV, Vol. 2,Pt.II - 2.5

HEf * IV, Vol. 3, 2.3, 7.1, 8.23, 8.24 Ii t Vol. 6 - 2.17

Power SystemLos Alamos Project

V i n , Vol. 2 - HI-11, IX-10 Precipitation Processes, Separation

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 6.3, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8 it, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.1, 5.8 IV, Vol. 3 - 6.1, 6.2 IV, Vol. 6 - 2.20, 2.21

PredetortationLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-16, V-19, V n - 2 6 , VI1-27, XI-9, H I - 8 , IV-5 V3jll, Vol. 2 (Supp.) III-6

Preliminary OperationsLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.3, 5.4Preparations, Trinity

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - i m i - l f f , XVIII-8ff

Pre-Pri

sasyus«yf information

Presidential Message to Congress (October 194-5) Concerning Controlof Atomic Energy

Contributions of Manhattan District Representatives to Discussionsand Proposals for International Control of Atomic Energy

h Vol. 4, Ch.7 - 7,1, 7.2 President's Announcement of Hiroshima Bomb

I? Vol, 1 - 1,1* 1.2 - I, Vol. 4, Ch.8, PtI, - Item 1 Persistent Radioactivity

Investigation of the After Effects of the Bombing in Japan

Is Vol. 4, Ch.6 * 6.30 Press Releases

I, Vol. 4» Ch.8 Pressor* Sensitive Contactor

Norden laboratories, and Lukas-Earold Corp.

V?n, Vol. 3, Ch.9 * 9.5Prioes, Raw Material, General

Feed Materials and Special ProcurementVII, Vol. 1 - 1.9, 1.10

Priest Rapids, Irrigation District Pile Project

itf, Vol. 4 - 2.6, 2.7, 4.23 IV, Vol. 5 - 5.31, 5.32, 7.4, 7.5

Powej* Generating Plant IV, Vol. 1 - 8 . 2

XV, Vol. 4 *■ 4 . H ■XV, Vol. 5 - 7.4 Ii t Vol. 6 - 10.2

Pumping StationIV, Vol. 1 — 8.2IV, Vol. 4 - 4 . H iy, Vol. 6 - 10.2

PrioritiesLos Angeles Procurement Office

V ? H , Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.8ff Prioritiee Program

District Authorizations and Organization

I, Vol. 9 - Sec» 2 General

I, Vol. 9 - Sec. 1 Operations

I, Vol. 9 * Sec. 3 Organization and Personnel

1^ Vol. 9 * 2.4 to 2.10 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 3.6, 3.7IV, Vol. 6 - 6.2

Princeton, Institute of Advanced StudyI, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.21

V

ATO&QCa,flf ED

*V ACS. 1946

Princetop UniversityI, Vol. 4, Ch.2 - 2.2, 2.21ffI, Vol. 4, Ch.12 - 12.4 I K , 3.3II, Vol. 1 - 1.1, 3.3II, Vol 2 * 2*4> 3.8, 11.4II, Vol. 3 - 11.26IV, Vol. 2 * Pt.I * 2.1, 7.3VII, Vol. 1 - 1.22, 2.9, 12.2ff V2*II, Vol. 2 - 1-7, VI-1, VI-4VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) I H - 3

Problems , Design and Operating, Clinton Laboratories Pile iProject

IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - Sec. 6 P r o b l e m of Pile Design, Research

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - Sec. 4

P roblem , Plutonium SeparationPile Project

XV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 6.2 Process Buildings, Description

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 1 - 3.1, 3.2

Process <Bullding Schedules .Eleotroaagnetic Project

V* Vol. 5 - 3.3ff* 3.18, 3 .20 Process Control


VI, 5 . H f f Process, Description of

Liquid T h e rm l-Diffusion Project VI - 2.11ff, 5.4ff

Process DesignGaseous Diffusion (K-25 and K-27) Project

U , Vol. 3 * Sec. 7, 14.2 to 14.9 Process Developmsnt Facilities

Electroa&gnetic Project

V* Vol. 3 - 2.18, 2.19 Process Equipment, Description of


VX * 4.2ff Process Equipment, Design o£^


VX - 3.6ff Process Gasf* Recovery System

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectDesign - II, Vol. 3 * 7.26 to 7.29, 14*7, 14.8 Operation - II, Vol. 5 - 4.8 to 4 . H

Process In^roveiaentElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - Sec. 5

Pri-Proo

SlCUWWrtBlWRlAT I OK

Proc-Proc

SE<BiBHiiWStfORMAT I OF

Process Improvement Division Electromagnetic Project

V* Vol. 2 - 1 . 2V, Vol. 6 - 5.Iff

Process SelectionLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 1.2 r roc ess Service Installations

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectConstruction * 11$ Vol. 4 - 3.31 to 3.34, 3.37# 3.3&, 2.44 to 3 Design * II, Vol. 3 - Sec. 10 Operation * II# Vol. 5 « Sec. 5

Process St*amLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI, 2.14* 3.9ff, 4.6ffProcesses Considered, Plutonium Separation

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 6.3 to 6.6

ProcurementDetroit Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.2 Procurement and Supply

Los Alamos Project e VIII, Vol. 1 - 6.29ff, 7.2 Procurement b y Camel Project* Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3» Ch.l - 2.8 Procurement Department

Electromagnetic ProjectV, Vol. 6 - 3.1, 3.7, 3.8

Procurement, GeneralFeed feteriels and Special Procuroment

VII, Vol. 1 - 1.6, 1.9 Procurement of Equipment


V, Vol. 3Chemical Process Equipment - 4*14, 4.15

Costs «* 4*23, 4.24Diffusion Promps - 4.16Door Handling Equipment - 4*l2ff

General * 4*IffGraphite • 4.21, 4.22Liquid Nitrogen - 4.23Magnet Coils - 4»4ffPower Supply and Control Equipment - 4.3,

Process Bins - 4*7ff Process Cable - 4*19, 4.20 Silver t 4.21 Vacuum Tubes - 4.15 Vacuum Valves ** 4«l0ff Zircon *• 4.22, 4.23

'1Proc-Prod

<^*W*ttSfed|KF ORMA TI03?

Procurement of Equipment and Materials liquid TherEfil Diffusion Project

VI - 3.17, 3-18 Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 * Sec# 3Procurement of Equipment, Design


V, Vol. 3 ** Sec. 4 Procurement of Equipment and Supplies

Ohio State Cryogenic LaboratoryVIII, Vol. 3* Ch.3 * Pt.II - 1.2, 1.3

Procurement of Funds, Hearings to t Legislative Contacts

I, Vol. Ut Ch.l * S.llff Procurement Office

Los Alamos ProjectV I H , Vol. 2 - 1-6, III-27ff, 111-34, IX-13, IX-14 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-12, 11-26

Procurement of Material Electromagnetic Project

, V, Vol. 5 - 4.1Procurement Operations

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - 1-5, 1-6, 1-34, 111*7, III-22ff, III-27ff, VII-2,

VII-3, VII-21, VIII-4, IX-13, IX-14, X7I-11,XVI-21

Procurement, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

, V, Vol. 3 - 4.21V, Vol. 4 - Sec. 2

Procurement (Summary) for Site 1F4ed Materials and Special Procurement

VII, Vol* 1 - App. J Product, Acceptance of

Piile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 * 5.11

Product BlendingLiquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.14Product Concentration

Gaseous Diffusion Projectill, T.S. App. Ho. 1 - 1, 2, 3, Ho. 2 - 3 to 7II, T.S. Supp* Ho. I - 3 to 11

Product ControlLiqtdd Thermal Diffusion Project

VI, 5.15, 5.16Product

UqUid Thermal Diffusion ProjectVI - 5*14

Produci MaterialGaseous Diffusion Project _

« , Vol. 5 - 8.16 „ r r . 1 ® \ r \ E 0

- 107 ' 1 A T O ^ c ,

&Prod-Prod

S E C f ^ ^ ^ O R M A T IOK

Prpduot RecoveryElectromagnetic Project

Alpha - V, Vol. 6 - 4.7 _ Beta - V* Vol. 6 - 4.8| ;• Product Specifications

liquid Thermal Diffusion Project

; VI - 1.1, 5.2 H i e Pxv>joct

XV, Vol. 6 * Sec. 3 P rcduot Withdrawal System

iGaseous Diffusion ProjectDesign - H , Vol. 3 - 7.29, 7.30, 14.8, 14.9 Operation * II, Vol. 5 •* 4 « H * 4*12

ProductioniLiquid Theraal Diffusion Project

VI - 5.4 gaseous Diffusion Project j II, S.S. App. No. 2

Production Accelerated, Abandonment of

JPile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - 5 . 2

S B Production, AlphaElectromagnetic Projeot

V, Vol. 6 - T . S . App. - 1, 2 Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes

See •’Radioisotopes, Pro grata for Production and Distribution of

Production and Procurement Project Camel i V i n , Vol. 3* Ch.2 - Sec. 6

Production, BetaElectromagnetic project ■ V, Vol. 6 - T.S. App. 2, 4

Prodtiujtion, Boron (BlC) — VIII, Vol. 3f Ch.7 Production Capacity of Pile (NRX)

Assistance on Canadian H i e Project

1 X, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 9.10 production Chronology

Gaseous Diffusion Project

ill. Vol. 5 - Sec. 8 ill, T.S. Supp. No. 1 - 3, 4* 5

Production Data, Silver Program Electromagnetic Project

iV, Vol. 4 - 3.4* 3.5* 3.7, 3 . H * 3.13Production Difficulties


V, Vol. 2 - 2.5 Production Methods

^ Progiwm for Production and Distribution of Badioisotopes

I , Vol. 4* Ch.3 - 3.3ff Production Rate at Pilot Plant

Ames Project (Iowa State College)Vol. 4, Ch.ll - 11.10 } VfXint

d t * juor i9*e

- 7 •- -'v- - " " “ , *■ * - r - ~ * ~ ‘ ‘ *: \ • • ' " "• • " • • ‘ ■

1 0

Prod-Proj

SafWHIIHf-'lffFORMAT 101

Production SchedulesElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 6 - 4.17, 4.16 Program

Brookhaven National Laboratory

I, Vol. 4# Ch*2 - 2.34ff Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies

X, Vol. 4# Ch.10 - 10.5, 10.6 Program Development

Feed Materials end Special Procurement vii, vol. i - 1.7, i.e

Program for Consultants Los Alamos Project

V i n , Vol. 2 (Supp.) 1-7, 11-26, 11-27, III-3 Program, Laboratory

Los Alamos Project V H I , Vol. 2 * 1-11

Progress, Construction Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 - 5.25ff progress of Construction

Pile ProjectAdministration Area - IV, Vol. 4 - 8.5» 8.6General <* IV, Vol 5 * 5*21, 6.2, 6.6ff, 6.22ff, 8.1, 6.2, B.5# 8.6

Hanford Camp - IV, Vol. 5 - 5*21Metal Fabrication and Testing Area - IV, Vol. 5 - 6.2

Pile Area - IV, Vol. 5 •* 6.6ff Richland Village - IV, Vol. 5 - 8.1, 8.2 Separation Area - IV, Vol. 5 - 6.22ff

Proj ect Alberta See "Alberta"

Project AuditorLos Angoles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.14 Project Camel

Army Air FieldsVIII, Vol. 3» Ch.9 - 9.16

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - IX-7ff, H V - 9 , XVI-3, m - 2 1

ConstructionVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 9

Development of Explosive Components VJII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 3

Development of High Explosive Production Techniqu© - Salt Wells Plant

VIII, Vol. 3» Ch.2 - Sec. 7 Development of Metal Components

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 4 Flight and Static Tests

VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.2 - Sec. 5 Organisation of Project

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 4 Sec. 2

RESTRICTED DATAATOMIC ENERC^ ACT 1940

Project Camel (continued)Production end Procurement

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 6 Purpose

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. I Security

V U I , Vol. 3* Ch.2 - Sec. 10 Termination end Transfer of Camel Activities

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.2 - Sec. 6 Project Director (Los Alenas)

L o b Angelas Procurement OfficeVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 1.2, 1.3, 2.16

Project ShopsElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 5 - 3.2, 3.3-4, 3.35 Project Trinity

See "Trinity"Projectiles and Guns

Navy ParticipationVIII, Vol. 3* Ch.5 - 5.9

Projectile, Target and Interior Design,Gun Assembly Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - Yll-llff Propane Gas, Supply


VI - 5.19property Accountability

Los Angeles Procurement Office V U I , Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.11ff

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 * See. U

Property, Disposal Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 14 Proposal For and Incorporation of

Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies I, Vol. 4, Ch.9 - 10.8ff

Proposals Leading to Operation Crossroads VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.8 - 8.4ff

PirotonPile Projeot

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.2IV, Vol. 2 - 1.3ff

Proving Ground Technique, Gun Assembly Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - VI1-9, XV-15 Provisional Engineer Detachment

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.1, 6.9, 6.13, 7.3, 7.4, 7,13

P SiteLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - XV-7

3 ! € f l j g r ’ RESTRICTED DATAArOraC^EKERGY ACT 194G

afssE O H

- r r f t i F i T i i m ' Fsjr' Pur0& / i l i U r p ti-m m t t y - 3 K F O R M A T I OK

■j Psychological EffectsAfter Effects of the Bombing in Japan

I, Vol. 4* Ch.6 • 6.31 i Public Health Service (U.S.)

I , Vol. 7 - 2.12, 5.22 j Public Relations

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 - Sec. 13

Public Roads AdministrationLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 1 *• 2.6 Public Safety

General ProgramI, Vol. 11-Sec. 3 tnd 5 Supplement

Pump Souses, OilElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3* - 2.1S Pump Houses, Water


V# Vol. 3* - 2.10 “Pushkin" Drops

kray Air FieldsV U I , Vol. 3* Ch.9 - 9.16

PumpkinsLos Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 - H V - 9 Kavy Participation

V U I , Vol. 3# Ch.5 - 5.5 Project Camel

VIII* Vol. 3, Ch.2 - 2.9* 2.24, 2.25* 2.28, 2.33ff* 2.37* 2.42* 2.4j>

PuapkinE, Loading of Kavy Participation

VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.5 - 5.5 Pumps, Desuperheater


VI - 3.10, 4.6 pumps, ifeke-up


Boiler - VI - 4*7 Cooling Water — VI * 4.10

pumpe (Special)Gaseous Diffusion Project

Construction ~ II, Vol. 4 *■ 3.69* 3.70 Design - II* Vol. 3 **■ S.12 to 8.14* 14.10 Development “ II, Vol. 2 * Sec. 5

pumps, Water Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 * 2.7, 2.8 Purohases, Money Value of

Los Angeles Procurement OfficeVIII, Vol. 3* Ch.l - 2.3

R ES n H jtED DATA.’ ' * ‘ A T O M I C / W « r > «

■’ • • .. .... ' . .

Purchasing by University of California Los Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.l - 2.3 Purchasing Program

Lob Angeles Procurement OfficeVIII, Vol. X, Ch.l - 2.1ff

Purdue Research Foundation Purdue University

VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.9 - 9.24 Purdue University

I, Vol. 4# Ch.2 - 2.12I, Vol. 6 - 5 . 3V, Vol. 1 - 1.3, 4.2V, Vol. 2 - 1.2, 2.5# 2.6, 2.9, 4.3, 4.8VII, Vol. 1 - G.6, G.7, G.32, G.33VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-2, 1-7# H I - 5 1 VIII# Vol. 3# Ch.9 - Sec. 5

Purge and Product Systems (Temporary)Gaseous Diffusion Project

II, Vol. 3# - 7.30, 7.31# 7.32 Purging System

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectConstruction - II, Vol. 4 - 3.31# 3.42 Design - II, Vol. 3# - 7.23 to 7.26, 14.5# 14*6 Operation - II, Vol. 5 * 4.6 to 4.8

Purification, Uranium end Hutoniirr.Los Alamos Project >

VIII, Vol. 2 - 1-32, I V - Uff# VIII-2, VIII-5ff# srci-5» m i - 6

PurposeAssistance on Canadian Pile Project

I, Vol. 4» Ch.9 - 9.2, 9.3Purpose and Scope

Ab b s Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll - ll.lff

Manhattan District History I, Vol. 1 - 1.6ff

112 RESTRICTED d a t a1 g f i n I • ■■ p A A T O M I C E N f c N p * A C r 1 9 4 8

'“- V i ' Siv*? i

Quality ControlFeed ?<!&terials and Special Procurement

Refining and Treatment • ¥11, Vol. 1 * 12.1, 12.2 ’’Queen Day" Rehearsal

Operation CrossroadsVIII, Vol, 3* Ch.3 - 3.10, 8.33, 8.34

"3R -Rad

i o k

C

RacetracksElect jtamagnetic Project

Alpha - V, Vol. 3 - 2.6, 2 .1 0 , 2 .1 1 , 2 .1 9 , 3.3, 3.5* 3.6, 3 .8 f t ,3.14ff, 3.19

7 # >Vol. 5 - 3.10ff, 3.19, 3.23V* .Vol. 6 - 3.6, 3.7, 4.2, 4*4. 4*5, 4.8ff, 4.14# 4.15, 5.4 Beta - V, V ol. 3 - 2.15, 2.16, 2.19, 3.3, 3.4, 3.11ffV, Vol* 5 - 3.20, 3.23V, Vol. 6 - 3.6, 4.6ff •Exparimantal - 7 , V ol, 3 - 2.19, 3.13 7 , ]7o1. 6 - 3.5

RackLiquid; Thermal Diffusion Project

VI r 3.6ff, 4.2ff, 5.5 Radiation)

Pll« ProjectIV,, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.2, 4.4, 4.5, 5.3, 6.1, 6.4, 6.6, 6.7 IV, Vol. 3 - 1.1, 5.16, 5.43 IV, Vol. 6 - 1.5, 4.17, 7.4, 7.5

Radiation Hydrodynamics Loa Alamos Project

v n i , vol. 2 (supp.) - m - i , m - 2 , in-5, m - i o , m - i i Radioactive Disintegration

Liquid thermal Diffusion Project VI 2.11

Radioactive LeadFeed M a V l * and Spec. Proc.

VII, Vol. I , 6.1, 6.3 Radioactive Materials, Other, Procurement of

Feed Mat'l. and Spec. Proc*VII, Vol. 1 - Sec. 6 Contract Negotiations - 6.1ff Operations - 6.1

Radioactivity Pile Project

IV, Vol. 1 - 2.1, 2.2, 2.3IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 1.6, 1.7, 4.5, 4.6, 4.13, 5.4ff> 6.2 IV, Vol. 3 - 1-4, 3.2, 3.4ff* 5.3, 5.70, 6.13ff, 6.18, 6.19

IV, Vol. 5 - 1.4IV, Vo*. 6 - 1.4, 1.5, 2.1B, 2.19, 7.4, 7.5

Radioactivity Iteasurementsnational Bureau of Standards

I, Vol., 4 - Ch.l2 - 12.33ff Radio Altimeter (AID)

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vbl. 2 - VII-19

Radio bariumIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.10 VIII, Vol. 2 -VIII-6, 37-11, XVII-15 VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-5

sea also. Addenda, p. N2

114*3"'!

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REST DATAA T O M ^ fiN E R G ^ ^ C rr 1946

Rad-Rad

i

IRadiochoi&stry

Amos Project (Ic^a State Collage)I,; Vol. Ut Ch.11 - 11.45, 11.46

I03 Alamos ProjectT O I » Vol. 2 - 1-23, IV-16, 71-7j 71-3, VI-22, VI-23, 711-16,

! VIII-21ff* H I - 4 * 37-16, X7II-12ffTill, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - VI-6* VI-7

Radiographic Research Los Alamos Project

vr:i, vol. 2 (Supp.) vii-2, 711-3Radioisotope Committee of Clinton laboratories

Program for Production a ad Distribution of Radioisotopes I* . Vol. 4* Ch.3 - 3.10, 3.12

Radioisotopes, Program for Production and Distribution of Announcement to Public

I,iVol. 4, Ch.3 - 3.10, 3.12 I, Vol. Ut Ch.8 — Its® 62

GeneralI, Vol. 4, Ch.8 - Items 62 and 65

ProgramHfii Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.9# 5.10 I, Vol. Ut Ch.3 - 3.10ffAdvisory Committee on Distribution - I, Vol. Ut Ch.3 - 3.12ff Costs and Prices * I, Vol* Ut Ch.3 - 3.14* 3.15* 3.21 Firfrt Proposal - X, Vol. 4 - Ch.3 - 3.10 Isotopes Branch, The - I, Vol* 4, Ch.3 - 3.10, 3.11 Operation « I, Vol. 4* Ch.3 - 3.11, 3.12Requests for Radioisotopes * I, Vol. Ut Ch.3 - 3.20 - IV, Vol* 2

PtII - 5.9* 5.10Prsss Releases

I, Vol. Ut Ch.3 - Items 62, 65, ( f i t 70 Production of Rfcdioisotopes in Pile - X, Vol. Ut Ch.3 - 3.3ff

Canning Operation - I, Vol* Ut Ch.3 * 3*3* 3*4 Cherafcal Processing - I, Vol* 4, Ch*3 • 3*6, 3.7 General - X, Vol. Ut Ch*3 - 3.3* 3.4 - IV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 5.9* 5.10 Instrumentation - I, Vol. 4* Ch*3 - 3.7, 3.8 Loading, Irradiation and Unloading - I, Vol. 4* Ch.3 - 3*5, 3.6

Value to1 Sciences and Medicine - I* Vol. Ut Ch.3 - 3*1# 3*2')Availability - I, Vol. 4* Ch*3 - 3.1, 3.2 , .

. i , vol. a. oh. 3 - 3 .2 z ? T f s 9Radio Lanthanum v. Vol» 4 * Ch»3 " 3 *8» 3*9

Los Alamos ProjectTin, Vol. 2 - 7III-6. 7111-25, 17-11, XV-12, 2711-15, X7II-16VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) 11-12, 11-22, V-llff, VI-5* VI-6, VII-2

Radio Station, Community (KTS)Los Alamos Project

Till* Vol. 2 (3upp.) II-3, II-9, H - 2 6 , 11-30

RadiumFeed ifet'l and Spaa* Proc.

711, Vol, 1, 1.3ff, 1.9* 2*1, 4*1* 6*lff

1 1 5

Rad—Rar

s s c u w ^ ^ i n p o r m a t I0»

Radium (continued)File Project

IV, Vol. 3, - 4.2, 5.3 IV, Vol. 6 - 1.5# 2.5, 4.28

Radium Bearing SludgePeed !3at*l» and Spec* Proo.

VII, Vol. 1 -^2.6 Radium - Beryllium Source

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3.7IV, Vol. 3 - 4.2IV, Vol. 6 - 2 . 5

Radium Neutron SourceFeed Mat'l. and Spec. Proc.

H I # Vol. 1 - 1.9# 6.2 Radium, Relationship to Cranium

Feed Mat'l. and Spec. proc.VII, Vol. 1 - 1 . 6 # 1.7

RadonLos Alamos Project

VIII# Vol. 2 - IV-16, IV-17, VI-7# VI-8, VIII-23 Radon - beryllium

Los Alamos Project VIII# Vol. 2 - VI-6

Railroad SystemClinton Engineer Works - I# Vol. 12 - 13.20» 13.21

Area Facilities — I, ^ol. 12 - Sec. 17Gaseous Diffusion Project - II# Vol. 4 - 2.4# 2.5# 3.7, 3.11,

3.12, 3.13, 3.39, 3.40, 3.58# 3.59

Pile Project - IV, Vol. 1 - 3.1, 8.3 Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.21V, Vol. 5 - 3.27, 3.23# 4.3# 5.4

Hanford Engineer Works - IV, Vol. 5 - H . 3 , 1.6# 2.3ff» 5.4# 5.25ff,5f29# 5.30, 7.1, 7.3# 7.9, 7.11ff, 9.1ff, 11.3

Area Facilities - IV, Vol. 3, - 7.4 to 7.7 Railroads, Land Acquisition

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 4 - 2.9# 3.3# 4.11

Railway Car, Shielding Pile Project

IV, Vol* 3 - 3.5# 5.58 RaLa Program

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol, 2 - V-28, VII-31# IX-17, X-9, XV-8# XV-ll, XV-12,

XVII-2, XVII-15# XVI1-16

Rare Earth StudiesAmes Project (Ohio State College)

I, Vol. 4# Ch.11 - 11.16

116

RESTRICTED* DATAT O K S ' t S - .MIC

Bara EarthsI* Vol* 2, Ch.11 - 11.26, 11.46 to 11.49 Inc*V, Vol. 6 - 3 . 7

Rare Earths Alloy StudiesAmes Project (io’-vs. State College)

I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll - 11.26 Rare Earths Chemistry

Amss Project (lo'wa State College)I, Vol. At Ch.ll - 11.46ff

Haw Oreo to Black Oxida and Soda Salt, Refining of Feed Mat'l. and Speo* Proc* - VII, Vol, 1 - Sec* 7

Eldorado Operation - 7 *2ff Linde Air Products Company Operation - 7*5ff Operations» General - 7.1* 7.2 Vitro Manufacturing Company Operation - 7.4# 7.5

ReactivityIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.I - 3*7, 3*3, 5*2IV, Vol, 6 - 4*24# 5.4

Reactor# FastLos Alamos Project . VIII# Vol. 2 (Supp.) IV-3ff, VI-7, VI-8

Real Estate Pile Project

IV* Vol. 6 - Sec. 10 Real Estate, Cara of

Pila ProjectIV# Vol. 1 - Sec. 3

Reassessment Reviewing Committee II* Vol. 1 - 3 * 1 # 3.2 II* Vol. 3 - 3 .3, 3 .4

Rebolairo MineFeed Mat’l* St>eo. Proc. and Geo. Expl.

VII* Vol. 2 - 1.16 Receiver (E) Units

Electromagnetic Project V* Vol. 2 - 1,4* 3 *6ffV, Vol. 3 - 2.3, 2.9# 3*6 , 3.7, 3*10, 3*13# 3.17,3*19

Reciraulating Cooling Water SystemGaseous Diffusion Project

Construction - II# Vol. 4 - 3*33# 3*34# 3*44# 3*45 Design - II* Vol* 3 - 10.3 to 10.7, 14.13# 14*14 Operation - II# Vol. 5 *• 5.2

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Sandia Base

7 H I , Vol. 3# Ch*6 - 1 Record, Operation

Pile ProjectIV, Vol, 6 - Sec. 5

Records, PatentI, Vol, 13 * Sec. 5

Recovery, Alpha Material Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 3.25ff, 3.31, 3.35# 3.36, 3.33ff Recovery and Refinement of Uranium Salts

Electromagnetic ProcessV, Vol. 2 - A.Aft

Recovery# Beta Material Electromagnetic Project

V, Vol. 3 - 2.14# 3.45# 3.46. 3.43 Recovery of Uranium Scrap Metal

Ames Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. 4# Ch.ll - 11.12, U . 1 3

Recovery Operation, Slugs Pile Project

IV, Vol. 6 - 2.4Recovery Operations and By-Products, General

Feed Mat’l. and Spec. Proc.VII, Vol. 1 - 1.13, 1.14

Recreation and Welfare, ConstructionElectromagnetic Project

V, Vol* 5 - 5.4# 5.5 Gaseous Diffusion Project

XI# Vol. 4 - 2.4# 3.62, 3.64# 3.65# 5.4 Recreational Facilities

Los Alamoa ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.57, 6.58

Pila ProjectIV, Vol. 3 - S.22, 3.23IV, Vol. 5 - 4.23ff# 5.12, 5.14IV, Vol. 6 - 9.1# 9.16, 9.17

Recruiting Program, Personnel

I, Vol. 8 * Sec. 2 Los Alamos Project

VIII, Vol. 2 (Supp.) - II-6 Recruitment Program, Personnel


V, Vol. 6 - 3.1# 3.3ffRedox Solvent Extraction Process

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 6 — 4.24» 4*25# 5.16

Reference Committee of National Research Council

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 3 . 1

Refining and TreatmentFeed Matl. and Spec. Proc.

VII, Vol. 1 - l.lOff Refractory Bodies, Development of

Ames Project (Iowa State College)I, Vol. 4# Ch.11 - ll,26ff

RefrigerationElectromagnetic Projfact

V, Vol. 6 - 7.9

Rec-Ref

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Refrigeration, Cooling Water File Project

XV, Vol. 3 - 3.3* 5.36, 5.67, 5.68 IV, Vol. 6 « 2.5#- 2.6, 2.13, 2.16, 5.3, 5.13# 5.14

Regional Air Priorities Control Board Loa Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3# Ch.l - 2.10 Regulating Rods

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 3 * 5.31, 5.50ff

Regulating Rod3, Clinton Pile

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 2 - Pt.II - 4.4# 4.6

Rehearsal Test, Trinity.Los Alamos Project

V I H , Vol. 2 - XVIII-6ff Reich's Research Council (AISGS)

Intelligence and SecurityI, Vol. 14 (Fgn. Int. Supp.) - 4.20, 4*21, 4.31, 4.43

Release of Materials for Research and ApplicationProgram for Production and Distribution of Radioisotopes

I, Vol. 4, Ch.3 - 3.2 Religious Services

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6 . 5 5 # 6.56

Rental, Equipment Pile Project

IV, Vol. 5 - 3.12, 3.13 Rental Rates, Housing

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 1 - 6.6ff

Reports to PresidentI, Vol. 1 - 3.6ff I, V01. 4, Ch.l - 1.2, 1.3

Reproduction Constant, Pile

Pile ProjectSee ^Multiplication Factor**

Requisition ProcedureLos Angeles Procurement Office

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.l - 2.3ff Research

Electronsgnetic ProjectChemical — V, Vol. 2 — 1.8, 1.9# Sec. 4 General *■ V, Vol. 1 - 1.2, 2.1, 2*2, Vol. 2

Physical - V, Vol. 2 — Sec. 3

MedicalI, Vol. 7 - Sec. 5 and Supplement

Pile ProjectIV, Vol. 1 - 4.2, 4.3IV, Vol, 2 - Pt.I r /, Vol. 2 - Ptjci

Rese-Reat

S.SCiMMBIis;ii#OKMAX I UK

Research and DevelopmentFeed Matl. and Spec. Proc.

VII, vol. 1 - 1.12 Heavy Water (P-9) Project

III - Sec. 2 Liqtdd Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - Sec. 2Research and Development of Atomic Energy for Power

See "Power# Research and Development of Atomic Energy for* Research Corporation

I# Vol. At Ch.2 * 2.22 Research Division

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol. 2 - IX-1* X-2, X-9# XI-2, Ch.XII Fission Cross Sections — XII-4-# X H - 5 Fission Spectrum - XII-3, XII-4ill'scells.neoua Experiments * XII-9# XII-10 Multiplication Experiments - XII-6ff Neutron Number Measurements - XII-2, XII-3

Organization - XII-1, XII-2 Other Integral Experiments - XII-8, XII-9 Scattering Experiments - XII-5» XT 1-6 Spontaneous Fission Measurements - XII-3

Research ProgramOhio State? Cryogenic Laboratory

V U I , Vol. 3* Ch.3# Pt.II - Sec. 2 Research Program and Budget

Argonne National laboratory I, Vol. At Ch.2 - 2.15t 2.16

Research Program ContractOhio State Cryogenic laboratory

VIII, Vol. 3* Ch.3* Pt.I - 3.1 V U I , Vol. 3 1 Ch.3 - Pt.II - 1.2

HosdZ^voirliquid Thermal Diffusion Project

VI - 2*13# 4*4* 5.11f?* 5.17# 5.13

Reservoirs

I, Vol. Ap Ch.5 - 5.10* 5.12# 5.1At 5.17

Pile ProjectXV, Vol. A - 1.1* 2.1, 3.1* 3.2, 4.1* 5 *At 6.2# 6.3

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R esu lts and Conclusions Operation Crossroads

V I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.3 - 8 .4 5 f fEvaluation Board P relim inary Statement - 8 .4 6 f f

R esu lts o f In v estig a tion s (AISQS.)In te ll ig e n c e & S e cu r ity

I , V o l . H (Fgn. I n t . Supp.)I t a lia n M ission - 3 .2 f f Japanese M ission - 5 .2 , 5*3 Western and C entra l European M ission - 4 .4 7 f f

R esu lts (G eneral) o f Program Feed Mat’ l . and Spec. Proc*

V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .14R e su lts , T r in ity

Los Alamos ProjectV m , vo l . 2 - X 7 II I -1 7 ff

R etention B asin P i le P r o je c t s

IV , V o l. 3 - 3.4# 5 .3 6 , 5 .70 IV , V o l . 5 - 6 .6IV , V o l . 6 - 2 .6 , 2 .17

Returns to Treasury, S i lv e r ProgramElectromagnetic Project

V, vo l. 4 - Sec. 4 Revenues, Land Acquisition

Pile ProjectIV , V o l . 4 - 7 .2

Reviews o f A c t iv it ie sLos Alamos Project .

See e ith e r "General Review* o r "T echn ical review *Rice Institute

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III# V o l . 2 * 1 -2 , 1-25* VI-9

Richland Airport Pile Project

IV* V o l . 6 - 8 .3 Richland Cemetery

Pile ProjectIV , V o l . 6 - 10.3

Richland Irrigation District Pile Project

IV* V o l. 4 - 2 .6 f f# 4.23IV , V o l . 5 - 5 .31

Richland, Land Acquisition Pile Project

IV , V o l . 4 * 2 .I f f , 2.5# 2 .1 0 f fRichland V illa g e

pU e^ProJeot^ ^ 1 . 5, 5. 1 . 6 .2 , 7 .9 , S eo . 3

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Richland V illa g e (continued)Administrative Area - IV , Vol, 3* - 7 .6 , 3 .5 and 3 ,2 3IV , V o l. 5 - 7 .1 1 , 3 .5 f fChurches * IV , V o l . 3 - 3 .2 0 , 8 .2 1Commercial F a c i l i t i e s - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .10 to 3 .13IV , V o l . 5 - 8 .1* 3 ,4Communications - IV , V o l, 3 - 8 ,2 3C oats, C on stru ction - IV , V o l. 5 - 1 1 ,2 , 1 1 ,4F ir* P r o te c t io n - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .3 , 3 .2 1 , 3 .2 2General - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 ,1 to 3 ,5ivy V o l . 6 - S e c . 9Housing F a c i l i t i e s - IV , V o l, 3 - 8 ,5 to 8 ,1 0 IVk V o l. 5 - 3 .2 , 3 .4* 3 .5U edical and D ental F a c i l i t ie s - IV , V o l. 3 * 3 ,1 6 to 3 ,19R ecreation a l F a c i l i t i e s - I V , V o l, 3 - 8 ,2 2 , 3 ,23S an itary F a c i l i t i e s * IV , V o l, 3 - 8 ,2 4 , 3 ,25S e rv ice F a c i l i t i e s - IV , V o l, 3 - 3 ,13 to 8 .16IV* V o l . 5 - 7 .1 , 7 .2 , 7 ,3 * 7 .7S tre e ts and Walks - IV , V o l. 3 - 8 .2 7 to 8 ,28IV , V o l , 5 - 7 .1 1 iT ransportation F a c i l i t i e s - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .28IV , V o l. 5 - 9 .1 , 9 .5 U t i l i t i e s - IV , V o l. 3 , - 8 .23* 8 .2 4 Water Supply - IV , V o l. 3 - 8^25 t o 8 .27

R ichland V il la g e , Management P i le P r o je c t

IV,i V o l . 6 - 9*1 R iverland I r r ig a t io n D is t r i c t , Land A cq u is it io n

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l . 4 * 2 .6

H iverland Sards P i le P r o je c t

IV,i V o l . 5 - 5 .3 0 , 7 .11 IV,i o l . 6 - 3 .1 , 3 .2

R iver Pump House P ila P r o je c t

IV# V o l, 5 - 6 .1 0 f fIV,; V o l. 6 - 2 .5* 2.13* 2 .1 4

RoadsE lectron #gn etic P r o je c t

V, fool. 3 - 2 ,2 1V, V o l, 5 - 3 .2 7 , 3 .3 7 , 4 .3

Los Alamoa P r o je c tv n j l , V o l. 1 - 2 .4 f f* 5 .2 , 5 .3* 5.13* 5 0 4 * 5 .26, 5 .23

Roads and S tre e ts P i le P ro je c t

IV,| V o l. 1 - 3 .1 , 8 .2IV,| V o l . 3 - 7 ,4* 7 .5* 8,27* 8 ,23

IV* V o ll 5 - 2,*5? 5.12* 5 .2 7 f f , 7 .1 , 7 . 3 f f , 8 ,3* 9 .1 , 11 .3* H .4 IV* V o l. 6 - 1 0 .1 , 10 .2

V

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^ .rv-r7i T* ‘Tf* / ( D a Roa-Rutc f Z X T b i j * n r s j^ g E W fl* fll9h'ORMiioisr

Roads# ConstructionGaaeous D iffu s io n P ro ja ct

I I , V o l . 4 - 2 .4 , 2.5# 3 .6 , 3 .7 , 3 .1 0 , 3 .1 1 , 3 .3 9 , 3 .4 0 , 3 .53 Rochester Area

I , V o l , 14 — S 7 .4 R ochester, U n iversity o f

I , V o l . 4# Ch.2 - 2.23 I , V o l . 6 - 4 .1 » 6 .2I , Vo l . 7 - 4 .1 3 , 5 .7 , 5 .8 , 5 .1 0 , 5 .1 5 , 5 .1 6 , 5 .2 0 , 5 .2 1 , 5 .22 I , V o l. 12 - 1 0 .1 ,7 , V o l. 2 - 5 .4

Los Alamos P r o je c t m i , V o l. 2 - 1 - 7 V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - I I I - 3

R o ck e fe lle r In s t it u t e o f M edical Research I , V o l . 4 , Ch.2 * 2 .22 I , V o l. 4 , Ch.14 - 14.38

Rods (Uranium)Pile P r o je c t

IV , V o l . 3 * 5 .2 5 ff* 5 .2 9 f f , 5 .4 7 f f IV , V o l . 6 - 4 .3 , 5 .1 2 , 5 .16

Rods, Control Pile P r o je c t

IV#, V o l . 3 - 5 .3 0 , 5 .3 1 , 5 .50? 5 .5 2 , 5 .5 3 , 5 .5 4 IV,| V o l. 5 - 6 .1 3IV , V o l . 6 - 1 .4 , 2 .9 f f , 4 .1 6 , 5 .1 , 5 .4 , 5 .5

Roma In v e s tig a t io n (AIS0S)In te ll ig e n c e and S ecu r ity

I , V o l. 14 (Fgn. I a t . Supp.) - 3 .4 f f Rosw ell Arngr A ir F ie ld , N.M.

Arsy A ir F ie ld sV I H , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .18

Royal Canadian Mounted Police I , V o l . 14 - S 3 .2

Rural Electrification Administration Pile Project

IV , V o l . 1 - 8 .3Rutgers U n ivers ity

I , V o l . 4# Ch.2 - 2 .22

DATA aACT ,48 ,

s -Saf

S - l Executive Committee (OSIID)I , V o l. 1 - 3 .6 , 3 .17 I , V o l. At Ch. 12 - 12 .6I , V o l. At Oh.1 4 - 14 .21 , 14 .2 2 , 14.34? 14.35I I I , 1 .3 , 3.5> 3 .8 , 3 .9I I , V o l. 1 - 1 .2 , 3 .1 I I , .V o l , 3 - 3 .1 . 3 .2IV , V o l, 1 - 1 .2IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 1 .2IV , V o l. 6 - 1 .2V, V o l. 1 - 1 .2

5 -1 S e ction (OSED)I , V o l. 1 - 3 .5 , 3 .6I , V o l. 4 , Ch.12 - 1 2 .3 , 1 2 ,4> 1 2 .5 , 12 .6I , V o l. At Ch.14 - 14.25 IV , V o l. 1 - 3 .2

5 -5 0 M aterie l Feed to P lant Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

See w#Saterial Feed to Plant®S a fe ty

l iq u id T h e m il D iffu s io n P r o je c t C onstruction - VI » 3 .2 1 , 3 .22 O peration - VI * 5 .2 2 f f

Los Alamos ProjectV I II , V o l. 1 - 6 .6 3 , 6 .64 V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) I I - l 6 f f , IV -7 , V - l l

S a fe ty CommitteesB rafibtoy-Felbeck-K eith Committee

I I , T.S* App. No. 1 — 4I I , T .S . Supp. No. 1 - 15 to 20

C entral S a fe ty Committee - E.E.W.IV , V o l. 6~- 7 .1 , 7 .2

K-25 S p e c ia l Hazards Committee I I , T .S . App. Ho. 1 - 5

New York S a fe ty Committee I I , V o l, 3 - 1 6 .1 , 16 .2I , V o l. 7 - 3 .2 , 3 .3

P lant I I - S p e c ia l Hazards CommitteeI I , T .S . App. Ho. 1 - 4 , 5

S a fe ty A dvisory Committeei f , V o l. 2 - 9 .1

S p e c ia l Hazards C o m itte eI I , V o l. 5 - 9 .6

S a fe ty Committee (Laboratory)Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - 111 -36 , IX-19 S a fe ty , H.E.W.

Pile ProjectIV , V o l. 3 - 5 .2 , 5 .3 , 6 .5 0 f f IV , V o l. 5 - S e c , 10 IV , V o l. 6 - S e c . 7

ENERGY ACT 19*s

SECUftiffif irra'ORMATIOE

Safety Measures, Polonium Production Dayton Project

VHX, V o l. 3 , Oh. 4 - 4 .4* 4 .5 Safety Program

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tC onstruction - V, V o l. 5 - 5 .5 f f Design - V, Vol* 3 - 3 . 5 3 Operation - V , V o l. 6 - 7 . I f f Research - V, V o l. 2 - 2 .11» 4*10* 4 .11

F ire Prevention E n d P ro te ctio n I* V o l. 11 (Supp.) S ec . 7 I , V o l. 12 - 19 .9 to 19 .17

Gaseous D iffu s io n (K-25 end K-27) P r o je c t C onstruction - II# V o l. 4 * S e c . 4 Design - II* V o l. 3 ** 7.2# 16.1* 16 .2 General - II# V o l. 1 * 6 .1* 6 .2 O peration - II* V o l. 5 - 9 .1 to 9 .6 Research - I I * V o l. 2 - 9 .1* 9 .2

GeneralI* V o l. H - S e c . 1I , V o l. 11 (Supp.)

Los Alenas P r o je c tV I II , V o l. 2 - III-3 S * I I I -4 0 * II I -4 1 * VI-22* IX-19* H I I - l l , 2V-3*

xv-4* XW17* m .i-8* xvii- 13O ccupational S a fe ty

I* V o l. 11 S e c . 5 and Supp.I* V o l. 11 S e c . 2 and Supp.I* V o l. 7 - 3 .2* 3.3* 3.26* 3.27* 3 .52

O rganisation and Personnel%t V o l. 11 - S e c . 6 and Supp,

Other Safety ActivitiesX* V o l. 11 - S e c . 4 and Supp.

Pile ProjectC onstruction - IV* V o l. 5» S e c . 10Reso&rch (C lin ton I f ib o w to r ie s ) m IV# Vol# 2 ** P t^H • 3#4

P u b lic S a fe tyI* V o l. 11 - S e c . 5 end Supp.I , V o l. H - S e c . 3 end Supp.

S a fe ty Rods, Clinton Pile Pile Project

IV* V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 4 .2* 4 .4 1 4 .6 S a fe ty Hods, Hanford P ile s

P i le P ro je c tIV* V o l. 3 - 5.31* 5.32* 5 .50 to 5.55 IV* V o l. 6 - 2 .9 f f » 4*16* 5.5# 5.10

S a fe ty Tubes, C lin ton P ile P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 4 .6 S t . Louis Area

I , V o l. 6 - 2 .7I , V o l. 14 - S 7 .4V II , V o l. 1* 1 .20* 1.21.

fc-J* tf—# \isr & &*?.A Sri XPI% Sai-Sanrv$&* secum jli ^ o m u i

S t . Louis U n iversityI , V o l. 4> Ch.2 ^ 2 .12

S a lary ProblemLos Alamos P ro je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - 111 -14 , I I I -1 5 , I I I - 2 0 f f , 1 2 .1 2 , IX -20 , 12-21 V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) I I -4 » H -5 # H - 7 , 11-10 , 11-25

S ales Comparison, Land A cq u is it io n P ile P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 4 - 4 .1 0 , 4 .1 1 , 7 .2 S a lt W ells P i l o t P lant

Navy P a rt ic ip a t io nV III , Vol'. 3 , Ch.5 - 5 .4

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - 2 .2 2 , 2.45# 2 .5 0 f f

Salvage Item s, Hanford Camp P ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 15 .2 S elvage M ateria l

l iq u id Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 5 .1 2 , 5 .13

SAM LaboratoryI , V0l i 4-# Ch. 14 — 14.16H , V o l. 1 - 3 .3I I , V o l. 2I I , V o l. 3 - 7 .2 0 , 11 .16I I , V o l. 5 - 2 .3 V I II , V o l. 2 - 12-11 V I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.7 - 7 * l f f

SasariumP ile P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 6 .5 Samarium Oxide

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 4 .23

Sandia BaseV I II , V o l. 3> Ch.6I , V o l. 14 - S7.5

Costs - V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 8In te ll ig e n c e and S e c u r it y - V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 6Operations - V III , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 3 f fOrganization and Personnel «• V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 — 6f£Purpose and Scope - V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 1 , 42761st Engineer B a tta lio n (S p e c ia l) - V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 6Storage P r o je c t , ,

I , V o l, 4 , T .S , Supplement - 2 , 3 , 4# 6 , /» j-4j> l w ±-}Sandia S it e

tosv ra7 v0: u f Supp.) - 1-12 , v -11, v-15, vxn -i, n n - 2 , m i -6San itary F a c i l i t i e s , Richland V illa g e

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 3 - 8 .2 4 k S.25

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S an itary ?<aterGaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V o l. 5 - 5 . 2 Santa Fe Area

I , V o l. 5 - 4.5# 4*6, 4. 10 , 5.5# 6 .8, 7 .1I , V o l. 14 - 2-7.4

S a t e l l i t e S i t e s , C onstructionLos Alamos P ro je c t

T i l l , V ol. 1 - 5 .4 , 5 .6 , 5 .9 , 5 .1 0 , 5 .1 2 , 5.29 S ca tte r in g Cross S ection

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V0i . 2 (Supp,) IV -9 , IV -10 , IV-12

S ca tte r in g Experiments Los Alamos P ro je c t

T i l l , V o l. 2 - V -2 , V I-17 , V I-1S , X I I -5 , H I -6 S cavengers, C lin ton P ile

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I * 5 .4

S chedule , CompletionL iquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

VI - 3 .1 5 , 3 .17 Schedule (O peration )

Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c tflop-r:-fjinr !T rhrr‘1'-Tl— r r J " ^ .‘ .. t v ^ i i j j - T.S. App. No.2 - 7 to 1

S chedule, O vera ll Program Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - 1 -22 , I I I - 5 , IV -11 , IV-12 S chedu le , P roduction Operation

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV , V o l. 6 - T .S . App. - 1

S chedu ling , C onstructionGaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V0i , 4 - 3 .1 to 3.5 Schenectady Area

I , V o l. 14 - S 3 .3 , S7.5 S ch oo l System

Kanford Engineer Works IV , V o l. 1 - 7 .2 IV , V o l, 6 - 9 .1 , 9 .9 f f

Oak RidgeI , V o l. 12 - S e c . 9 IV , V o l. 5 - 5.3# 5*14# 5.15IV , V o l, 3 - 3 .13 to 8 .1 6

SchoolsLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l . 1 - 6 .6 5 f f V I I I , V o l. 2 - I I I - 9 , H I -1 0 V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) X I -7 , I I -S , 11-31

Scope of Manhattan District History General

I , V o l. 1 - 1 . 6f f

Scr-SecSECiifflsSS?* INFORMATION

Scrap C o lle c t io n ; S i lv e r Program E lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V* Vol* 4 # 4*2; 4 -3 Scrap M aterial

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 4*2, 4*23, 6 .2

S ea lin g F lu idsOhio S ta te Cryogenic labora tory

T i n , V o l, 3# Ch.3* P t .I I - 2 .4* 2 .5 Seals* Pttap

Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c tI I , V o l. 3 - 5.3* 5.6* 10.7* 10.8* 10 .1 6 , 10.18* 11 .12I I , V o l. 5 - 6 .3* 6.4* 6 .5* 8.2

Secondary Products P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 1 .5* 1*6* 4 .2 6 f f* 5 .13 S ecreta ry o f S ta te ’ s Committee (January 1946)

C ontributions o f Manhattan D is t r i c t R epresentatives to D iscussions and P roposals f o r In tern a tion a l C on tro l o f A ton ic Energy

I , * o l . 4 , Ch.7 - 7 .5 S ecu r ity

am X* V o l. 1 - 1 . 51 , V o l. 4* C h .l - 1 .3* 2 .5* 2 .6* 2.9* 3*2* 3 .3

A m y A ir F ie ld sV I I I , V o l. 3* Ch.9 - 9 .7 f f * 9 .13* 9 .1 4

Camelm i , V o l. 3* Ch.2 « S e c . 10

Canadian P i le P r o je c t I* V o l. 4* Ch.9 - 9 .4

D e c la s s if ic a t io n and D istr ib u tion o f P r o je c t Inform ationI , V o l. 4* Ch.5 - 5. 2, 5 .5 f f* 5.16* 5*23, 5.25* 5.30

E lectron icgnetic P r o je c tV* V o l. 6 - S e c . 6

Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c tXI* vo l . 1 - 6. 2* 6 .3XX, V o l. 2 - 9.2 t o 9 .4X I, V o l. 3 * 16 .2 to 16 .6I I , V o l. 4 * 3 .6 1 , 4 .2 I I * V o l. 5 - 9.6 to 9 .1 0

l ia u id Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 3 ,2 1 , 5.25* 5 .26

Los AlamosV III* V o l. 2 (Supp.) IX -1 , IX-6 _V I I I , V o l. 2 - I - 4 f f * 1 -9 , 1-34* I I I - 4 f f , I I ^ l ^ ? * t r t r n / YTTTT T

IT1 - 22* 111-29* 111-31* III-5& * V ll* 4 i V H -2 4 , XVIII-16s: Los Angeles ' , „fteJ vm* V o l. 3* c h . l - 1 . 2* 1 .3 * 2. 6f f , 2 . 12 * 2, 1 _>

Ohio S ta teV I I I , V o l. 3* Ch.3 - P t .I I - 3 .1* 3.2

P i l e P r o je c tIV* V o l. 5 - 1*7* 4.18

S e cu r ity (con tinued)Storage r o je c t

I , V o l. 4 , T .S . Supplement - 11# 12 S e cu r ity o f Inform ation

I f V o l. 14 - S ec , 6 and Supplement S e cu r ity Program

E lectrom agnetic P ro je c tC onstruction - V> V o l. 5 - 5 .9 f f General - V# V o l. 1 - 3.2# 3 .3 Research - V# V o l. 2 • 2 .10

Security# Shipping ProcedureLos Angeles Procurement O ff ic e

VIII# V o l. 3# C h .l - 2. 2, 2. 6# 2.15 S ecu rity# S i lv e r Program

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV , V o l. 4 - &ac, 5

S e cu r ity SystemC lin ton Engineer Works

I , Vol* 13 - 1.4# 1 .5 * 1.6# 1 .7 Area F a c i l i t ie s - I# V o l. 12 - S e c . 19

E lectrom agnetic P ro je c tO peration - V# V o l. 6 - 3.5# 6. I f f

S e le c t io n o f S ite# Land A cq u is it io n P i le P r o je c t

17 , V o l. 4 - S ec . 1 S e le c t io n o f Wendover as Test and T rain ing Base

Arsy A ir F ie ld s¥1 1 1 , V o l. 3# Ch.9 - 9 .1 1 , 9 .1 2

S e le c t iv e S e rv ice Program I# V o l. 8 - S e c , 6IV , V o l. 5 - 4.1S

Semi-worksP i le P r o je c t

IV# V o l. 1 - 4 .3 IV# V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 5 .2 , 5 .4IV , V o l. 3 - 5.20# 5 .21

Semi-Works, Separation P lant P i le P r o je c t

IV# V o l. 3 - 3.2# 4.2# 6 .22IV# V o l. 5 - 6.4# 6 .5 p

Senate S p e c ia l Comralttee to In v e s tig a te the N ational Defense ^rograe L e g is la tiv e Contacts

I# V o l. 4 , C h .l - 3 . 2f f A ction Regarding Complaints - 3 .2 f f In sp ection a t K.E.W. - 3 .5 f f

Seneca Ordnance WorksFeed M a t 'l and Spec. ^ roc .

VII# V o l. 1 - 2 .5 S en ior R esponsible Reviewers

Declassification and Distribution o f Project InformationI , V o l. 4 , Ch.5 - 5.14? 5.15

Separation Area, Design Pile Project

IV , V o l. 3 - S e c . 6 S eparation Areas, O peration

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 2 .1 , 2 .1 8 f f , 5. 6, 5*7, 5 .9 , 5 .3 1 , 5 .1 2 , 7*3# 8. 1 , 18 .3

S eparation B u ild in gs P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 2*23ff# 5.9# 5.11Separation, Clinton Laboratories

Pile ProjectArea * IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 2.4# 2.10 P lant - IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 5 * 5 ff P rocess - IV , V o l. 2 * P t . I I - 1 .1 , 3.4# 5 .I f f

S ep sra tion F actorL iquid Thermal D iffu s io n P ro je c t

VI - 2 .8Separation Process, Plutonium, Construction

Pile ProjectIV , V o l. 5 ** 1*3# 1*4# 1*7, 2.3# 2 .6 , 2 .7 , 5*27, 5.31# 6.4# 6. / ,

6. 22f f , 7 .1 , 7 .2 , 7.5# 7 .7 S eparation P rocess , Plutonium, Design

P i le P r o je c t IV , V0i , 3

A ltern a te P rocesses - I V , V o l. 3 - 6 .1 f f Areas — IV , V o l. 3 * 3*1# 3*2# 3*5 ff# 4 *1 , 4*2 , 7*3# 7*6 Capacity - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5 Decay Storage - IV , V o l. 3 * 3*5# 6 .1 0 , 6 .11 E arly H istory o f - IV , V o l. 3 - 6 * 5 ff F in a l Design - IV , V o l. 3 - 6 .9 General - IV# V01 . 3 - 1 .3 f f# 3.1# 3 .2 , 6. I f f I s o la t io n System - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*1# 3.5# 3 .6 , 6 .1 8 , 6 .19 Lag S to ia g e - IV* V o l. 3 — 3 .2 , 6 .1 0 , 6 .11 P lants - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5# 5 .2 7 , 5*28, 6 » 9 f f

B u ild in g - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5# 3 .6 , 6 .9 f f C e lls - IV , V o l . 3 - 3*5# 3*6# 6 .1 3 f f C oncentration - IV , Vol* 3 - 3*5# 3*6, 6*10, 6 .18 Crane - IV , V o l. 3 " 6 .1 6 , 6*17 F a c i l i t i e s - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5# 6 .9 f f Instruments - IV , V pi. 3 - 6 .1 7 , 6 .18 P ip in g - IV , V o l. 3 - 6 .15 V e n tila tio n - IV , ^ o l . 3 - 6 .1 0 , 6 .2 0 , 6 .21

P rocess Easte S torage ■■ IV , V o l. 3 “ 6 .1 0 , 6 .1 9 , 6 .2 0 Semi-Tsorks ■» IV , V o l. 3 m 3*2 , 4 .2 , 6 .2 2 Steam System - IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5# 6 .2 1 , 6 .2 2 Water System » IV , V o l. 3 - 3*5# 5*64ff# 6 .2 1

Separation Process, Plutonium, Operation P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 2 .1 8 f f

S eparation Process# Plutonium# Research and Development P i le P ro je c t

17 , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 1 .1 2 , 2 .2 , 4 .1 2 , S e c . 6 IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - S e c . 5

S e p t ic System, C lin ton L aboratories P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 2.6 Sequence o f Start-U ps

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 5 ■- 6 .2 , 6 .2 3 f f

S e rv ice C ontract, C onstruction■^ectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 5 * 3 .2 9 f f S e rv ice F a c i l i t ie s

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V o l. 3 - 2 .1 9 f f

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 1 * 1 .2IV , vo i . 2 - P t . I I - 2 .5* 2 .6IV , V o l. 3 - S e c . 7 , 6 .1 3 to 8 .1 6IV , V o l. 5 - 1 .6* 2.5* 5 .1 1 , 5 . 22, 5 .2 7 f f , S e c . 7 , 8.3IV , vo l . 6 * 2 .2 4

S e rv ice I n s t a l la t io n s , P rocess , Design Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

I I , V o l. 3 - S e c . 10 , 14 .12 to 14.18 S e rv ice Shops

E lectron agn otic P ro je c tV, V o l. 3 - 2.19# 2.20

Settlem ents in Excess o f Appraised V alue, Land A cq u is it io n P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 4 - 4 .3* 4 .4 Sem ge D isposal

L iquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI * 4 .11

Sewage SystemC lin ton Engineer Works

Area F a c i l i t i e s - I , * o l . 12 - S e c . 14 C lin ton L aboratories - IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 2 .5 E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t - V, V01 . 5 - 3.24* 3 .25V, V o l. 3 - 2.25* 2.26Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t » I I , V01 , 4. - 3,17 to 3 .1 9 ,

E E W* Eichland V illa g e - IV , V o l. 3 - 8.24* 8 .25

Los Alaaos P ro je c tV III , V ol. l - 5 ,2 2 , 5 .23

S h e ll Assembly (Im plosion ^onib)* Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 (S upp.) - 11-12

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n r , Vcl«, 2 - P t .I - 3.4* 3 .5 , 3 .9* 3 .1 3 , 3.14* 4 .3 IV , V ol. 2 - P t .I I - 4.2# 4 .3 , 4 .4? 4 .5 , 5 .3 , 6 .5 , 6 .6 IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .4 , 5 .2 ? , 5 .3 3 , 5 .3 9 , 5 .4 4 f f IV , V o l. 5 - 2 .8 , 6 .1 3 f f , 6 .18IV , V o l. 6 - 1 .5 , 2 .7 , 2 .9 , 2 .1 9 , 2 .2 0 , 2 .2 2 , 4 .1 5 , 4 .1 6

S h ie ld in g , Railway Car P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 3 . 5, 5 .58 Shim Rode

Pile ProjectXV, V o l. 2 * P t . I I ** 4*4, 4 .6IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .3 1 , 5 .5 0 f f

Shins;, MagneticE lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 2 - 3 .4Shihkolobwe Mine

Feed Matfl . S pec. P roc. end Geo. E xpl.V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .3 , 1 .8 , 2 .1 , 2 .2 , 2 .3 , 3 .2V II , V o l. 2 - 1 .16

Ship DanegeOperation^ Crossroads

V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.8 - 8 .11 Ship P ropu lsion

Nuclear Energy for - I , Vol* 4, Ch.4 - 4.15, 4.16 Shipment

Program f o r Product5.on and D istr ib u tio n o f R adioisotopesI , vo l . 4* ° b .3 - 3 .8 , 3 .9* 3 .1 8 , 3.19

Shipment, F ir s t o f Product E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, vo l . 6 - 4 .5Shipments (Operating)

Gaseous Diffusion ProjectS-ec t >r f rLliipasnts" "Schedule (Operation)

Shipment SecurityI , V o l. 14 - S e c . 5 and T .S . App.IV , V o l. 6 - 11 .5

Shop, C onditioningl iq u id Thermal D iffu s io n P ro je c t

VI «* 5*18Shops

Los AlamoF P r o je c tV I II , Vol* 2 - I I I - 4 2 f f , V II-2 1 , I X -1 9 f f , XVI-13,V UI , Vol. 2 (Supp.) - n -9 f f , 11-15

Shops, Los ALamos Detroit Office

V I II , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .1 Shutdown

Liauid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 5 .2 6 f f

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Shu-SitSEC'U'Ri g* INFORMATIO

Shutdown o f AlphaE lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V, V o l. 6 - 4 .1 4 Shutdomis

Electromagpactic ProjectV, V o l. 6 - 3 .7 , 4 .2 , 4 .1 4 , 4 .15

S id e Purge OperationGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

IX , V o l. 5 - 4 .3 , 4 .9 Sidewalks

Los Alamos ProjectV I I I , V o l. 1 - 5 .1 3 , 5 .14

S i lv e rE lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V, V o l. 3 - 4 .21 • S ilver Plate*1 M od ifica tion s

A m y A ir F ie ld sV I I I , V o l, 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .7 , 9 .8 , 9 .1 4 , 9 .15

S i lv e r Program, D e fin it io n E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V v l. 4 * 2 .1

S it eArgoiine N ational Laboratory

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.2 - 2 .1 7 f f Brookhaven N ational Laboratory

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.2 - 2 .2 9 , 2 .3 1 f f Electronagnetic Project

D escrip tion - V, V o l. 1 - 3 . 1 S e le c t io n - Vj vo i* 3 - 1 .9 , 1 .1 0

Gaseous Diffusion P ro je c tI I , V o l. 1 - 3*2, 3*3, 4 .1 , 5 .9 , 5 .10 H > V o l, 3 * S e c . 6 - 1 4 .1 , 14 .2I I , V o l. 4 - 3 .6 to 3 .9 , 3 .3 9 , 3 .40

P rO 0C tiA cq u is it io n - IV , V o l. 4 “ l . l f f , 2 . 1 f i , 2 .1 1 , 2 .12 C lin ton la b o ra to r ie s - IV , V o l. 2 , P t . I I - 1 .2 , 1 .3 Development - IV , V o l. 5 - 2 .1 , 2 .2 Preliminary Investigation - IV , vo l . 3 - 2 .4? 2 .5 ,Requirements - IV , V o l. 3 “ 2*I f f S e le c t io n - IV , V o l. 3 - 2 .6 , 2 .7 , 2 .8

S i t e C onsiderations Los Alamos P ro je c t

V I I I , V o l. 1 - 2 . 2 S i t e , D escr ip tion o f (Land A cq u is it io n )

I , V o l. 12 - 2 .6 f f IV , V o l . 3 - 2 .6 f f IV , V o l. 4 - £ ©e« 2 IV , V o l . 2 - P t .I - 2 .6 V I I I , V o l. 1 - 2 .4 f f

1 3 3 R ESTftO ED DATAA T O M ^ ^ E R G Y A C T 194S

S it e Requirements Los Alamos ^ r o je c t

V I II . V o l. 1 - 2 .1 , 2 .2 S torage r o je c t

I , V o l. 4 , T .S , Supp. - 2 S i t e S e le c t io n

Dayton PlantV III , V o l. 3 , Oh.4 - 4 .7

L iquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 3 .5

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l . 1 - S e c . 2 V I I I , V o l. 2 - I~ 3 ff

S i t e S e le c t io n and LocationA ssistance on Canadian P ile P r o je c t

I , V o l . 4s Ch.9 - 9 .9 S i t e S e lc t io n , T r in ity

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 - r f I I I - 2 , X V III-3

S ite sLos Alamos Project

S ite s are l i s t e d under the fo llo w in g names in th is index; Alpha, Anchor Ranch Proving Ground, Bayo Canyon, Beta

S torage P r o je c tI , V0i , At T .S . Supp. - I f f

603rd A ir Engineer Squadron Army A ir F ie ld s

V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .13 S ^ zila rd E ffe c t

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 6 ~ 4 .1 4 , 4 .19

S lu g , B lis t e r s P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 4 . 2 2 , 5 .1 4 , 5 ,16 Slug Canning

Pile ProjectIV , V o l. 3 - 3 .2 , 4 .1 , 5 .2 6 , 5 .4 7 f f IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I - 4 .6 t o 4 -1 0 , 4 .12* 5.3? 5 .4 , 5 .5 IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 4 .2 , 4 .7 , 4 .8 , 4 .9 , 5 .2 , 6 .1 f f IV , V o l. 5 - 1 .3 IV , V o l. 6 - 2 . 2 f f , 4 .1

S lug S w ellin g and Can F a ilu re P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 5 .3 to 5 .6 S lug S w elling and Can F a ilu re , D etection o f , Research

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 6 . I f f

S lu g s , Bismuth P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 1 .6

S lu g s , B lis te re d P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 4 .2 2 , 5.14s 5.16 Slugs (HE??)

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 3 - 3 .2 , 4.1# 4 .2 , 5 .41» 5 .4 7 f fIV , V o l. 6 - 2 .2 , 2.4# 2 .6 , 2 ,18 ,* 4 .2 ff* 4 .1 3 , 4.22, 5 .1 , 5.4#

5 .8 f f , 5 .16 /2 .2 1 ,S lu g s , Thermocouple

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 4.25# 4.26

Smyth ReportD e c la s s if ic a t io n and D istr ib u tion o f P r o je c t In form ation

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.5 - 5.5# 5.6# 5 .13 I n i t i a l Issue

I , V o l. 4# Ch.8 - Items 31# 31a Preparation and P u b lica tion o f

I , V o l. 1 - 1 .3 f f I , V o l. 4 , Ch. 13I , V o l. 4 - 1 .4* 1 .5

SMX (C lin ton ) P i leP i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 4 .2 , 5 .20 , 5 .21 S o i l , Land A cq u is it io n

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 4 - 2 . 3

S olven t E xtra ction P rocesses , S eparation B i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I - 6 .3 , 6 .4# 6 .5 IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 5 .1 IV , V o l. 3 - 6 , l f f , 6 .7IV , V o l. 6 - 4 .2 4 , 4.25# 5.16

Source (M) UnitsE lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 2 - 1 .4* 3.5# 3 .6V, V o l. 3 - 2 . 7 f f , 2 .1 1 , 2.12# 3.3# 3 . 5 f f , 3.17# 3 .19

Sources o f Operating Trouble IV , V o l. 3 - 5.7# 5 .8

South Mesa S it eLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V II-6 S p e c ia l B a tta lio n , U. S . Anay

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - V I I I -6 , V III -7

S p e c ia l Chemicals, Operation Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V o l. 5 - 5 .7 t o 5.9Special Components (Bomb) Machining end Assembly

Navy ParticipationV III , V o l. 3 , Ch.5 - 5.9

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V U I, Vol* 1 - 6 .9 , 7 ,3* 7 .5* 7 .9* 7 .10 v i i i , V o l. 2 - m - i 7 f f VIII# V o l. 2 (Supp,) I I - 6 , 11-10

Sandia BaseV I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.6 - 2 , 3

S p e c ia l Hazards Committee See ^Safety Committees*1

S p e c ia l Instrument Shops and T est F a c i l i t i e s P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 4 .2 , 4*3 ■S p e c ia l Ordnance Detachment (Wendover F ie ld )

Sandia EaseV I I I , V o l, 3* Gh.6 - 2 , 3

S p e c ia l Reviewing Committee Los Alamos P ro je c t

V I II , V o l. 2 - 1 -1 1 , I - 3 1 f f , I I I -4 * I I I - 6 f f , V II1 -2 ,V I II , V o l. 2 (S upp.) - I I - l

S p e c if ic a t io n s f o r F in a l Product P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l, 6 - See* 3 S pectrograph ic A nalyses, Uranium

JJational Bureau o f StandardsI , V o l. 4* Ch.12 - I 2 .1 3 f f

Spheres (lag ilos ion Eomb)Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I II , V o l. 2 - XV-11, XVI-6 , M I - 9 , XVII-10 V III , V o l. 2 (S upp.) - 11 -12 , Vt-S

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - 2 .2 6 , 2 .27

Spontaneous F is s io n Measurements Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - IV -17 , V I -6 f f , X -9 , H I - 2 , H I -3S S ite

Kavy P a rt ic ip a t io nV II I , V o l. 3* Ch.5 - 5 .3

S S it e (S am d.ll)Los Alamos Project

V IH , V o l. 2 , - V I I -3 , V II-3 0 , VII-31* XVI-2 , XVI-14, XVI-15, XVI-17V IH , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - I I - 1 0 f f

S tack , f o r Gaseous; SJaste P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 4 ,2 , 4 ,5* 4 .8 , 5 ,3IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .2 0 , 6 ,20

S tadtilm OperationIn te ll ig e n c e and S ecu rity

I , V o l. 14 (Fgn. I n t , Supp.) - 4 .2 5 f f Stage Design

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c tI I , V o l. 3 - 7 .8 to 7 .H

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I , V ol. Ch.2 - 2.22 Standard O il Co, o f Indiana

Boron (E^O) - V III , V o l. S, Ch.7 - 7 .4 f f Standards B u ild ing

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 2 . 5

Stanford U niversity Los Alamo8 P ro je c t

V III , V ol. 2 - 1 -2 , 1 -7 , 1 -25 , I H -5 1 , VC-9, VI-10 S tart-u p Procedures

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 5 .1

S ta ss fu r t O perationIn te llig e n ce and S ecu rity

I# V0i . 14 (Egn. In t . Supp.) 4 .3 6 f f Statement by S ecreta ry o f la r Regarding Use o f A tonic Bonfc

I , V o l. 4 i Ch.8 - Item 81 , V o l. 1 - 1 .2

S t a t is t i c s , C onstruction E lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V, V o l. 5 - 4 .4 f fS tatus o f la b ora tory S h ortly A fte r C lose o f fcar

Los Alamos P ro je c tV U I, V o l. 2 (Supp.) - i - 3 f f

Steam and Condensate System, Power P lant Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

Design — I I , ' V o l. 3 — 12 .2 1 , 12 .22 Steam Generating P lants

I , Vol* 12 - 1 2 .4 , 12.23, 12 .24I I , V o l. 3 - 1 1 .3 5 f f , 12 .13 ff# 14.17I I , V o l. 4 - 3 .2 0 f f , 3 .4 9 ffH , V o l. 5 - 6 .1 0 , 6 .1 1 , 7 . I f f IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 2 .6 IV , V o l. 3 - 5.71* 5 .72 , 6 .21IV , V o l. 5 - 5 .18 , 5.33IV , V o l. 6 - 2 .18V, V o l. 3 - 2 .1 6 , 2.17V, V o l. 5 - 3 . 2 6VI <* 3 .2 , 3.4> 3 .9 f f , 3 . l 6 f f , 4 .2 , 4 .7 f f V III , V o l. 1 - 5 .21 , 5.22

Steam LeaksLiquid Thermal D iffu s ion P ro je c t

VI - 5 .3 «_ 5.4> 5 .19 , 5.20\ $ >

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IV , V o l. 3 - 5.69 , 5 .7 1 , 5 .7 2 , 6 0 1 , 6 0 5 , 6 ,2 0 f f Steam System, Design o f

Liquid Thermal Diffusion Project VI - 3 .9 f f

Steering Committee Project Camel

V III , V o l. 3 - Ch.2 - 2 .1 Stevens In s t itu te o f Technology

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.2 - 2 .22 S t ip u la t io n s , land A cqu isition

Pile ProjectIV , V o l. 4 - 4 . 4 f f , 4 .3 0 , 5 . I f f

S tock P ile A c t iv it ie sSandia Base

m i , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 4 S to ck p ilin g , Weapons

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - V -2 , V -4 , V H I - 5 f f

S torage and Maintenance B u ild in g , C onstruction Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V ol. 4 - 3.45 Storage F a c i l i t ie s

Electromagnetic ProjectV, V o l. 3 - 2 .2 0 , 2 .21V, V ol. 6 - 4 .16

Pile ProjectDecay - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .5 , 3 .6 , 6 .10 F in a l Product - IV , V o l. 3 ** 3 .7 General - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 . 5 f f , 5 .6 4 , 6 .1 0 Process la t e r - I V , V o l. 3 - 5 .64 Baw Hater - IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .6 4 f f Waste - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .6 , 6 .19

Storage P ro je c tI , V o l. 4 , T .S . Supplement A rch itect-E ngineer C ontract - 9 , 10 Area Engineer • 10 , 11 A uthorisations and Funds - 5 f f Choice o f S ite s *? I f f C onstruction - 1 7 f f Design - I 2 f fProposed Fourth Storage Area - 16 , 17 Purpose and In it ia t io n o f P r o je c t - 1 S ecu rity - 11 , 12 Transfer o f C ontrol - 19 , 20

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S to ra g e , S i lv e r Program E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 4 - M * 3 .9 S trasbourg O peration

I n te ll ig e n c e & S ecu r ityI , Vol* 14 (Fgn. I n t . Supp.) 4 .1 1 f f

S tr ip Forming Operation# S i lv e r ProgramElectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V , V o l. 4 - 3 .6 f f S tru ctu res end U t i l i t ie s * Obtained With S it e

Los Alamos P r o je c tV U I , V o l. 1 - 2 .7 , 5 .1 0 , 5 .1 1 , 6 .4

Sub-Contract (Chads&ck)D e tr o it O f f i c e

V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9*1 SuiEaaxy o f Worldwide Uranium and Thorium Resources

Feed M a t 'l . S pec. P r o c . & Geo* E xpl.V I I , V o l . 2 - l . l 6 f f

Sunnyside I r r ig a t io n D is t r i c t , Land A cq u is it io n P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 4 - 2 .6 •Super" Bomb

Lob Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 - I - l S f f , V -1 9 f f , V III -3 1 , X -8 , X l l l - l f f V I I I , V o l . 2 (S upp.) - 1 -7 , I I I - 6 f f , IV -1 , V-2

Ohio S ta te Cryogenic LaboratoryV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.3 - P t . I I - 1 .1 , 1 .3 , 2 .1 , 2 .5 , 2 .7

SuperheaterLiquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

VI - 3 .1 2 , 4 -7 •Super* Weapon Mechanics

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 (St^ jp.) V-2

Supply & Property Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , " o l . 2 (Supp.) * I I - l 2 f f S urface & Undenvater Explosions

Los Alamos P r o je c tv u i , V o l. 2 « v n -2 0 , m i-8, nv-9, xrv-ioSurge and Yiaste System

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c tC on struction - n , V o l. 4 - 3 .3 2 , 3*33, 3 .42 Design - H , V o l. 3 - 7 .2 2 , 7 .2 3 , 14 .5 O peration - I I , V o l. 5 - 4 .5 , 4*6

Surge f o r Purge MethodGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

I I , V o l. 5 - 4 .8 f f T . S . App. Ho. 1 «• 2

S u r-S yn

SECURITY DTFORftW'

SurveysIn v e s tig a tio n o f the / i f t o r E ffe c ts o f the Bombing in Japan

I> V o l, 4 , Ch.6 - 6 . 6 f f , 6 .3 2 f f , 6 .3 8 f f Suspension and Release Mechanism (Bomb)

Ariqy A ir F ieldsVIH# Vol . 3# Ch.9 - 9 .9 ___________ __________

r m i m m d e le t e d |S-citcheaT^Barometrio ~ ........... ............".............. '

V U I , V o l. 2 - V l l -1 7 f f VIII* V o l. 3# Ch.9 - 9 .4 r 9 .5

Synthane Boron

V IH , V o l. 3, Ch.7 - 7 .4Szilard Effect


p *M « o «« «w a C T 3 a g K «M M «8 L £ 2 B ^ ::& v rs s E a S 5 a ^ ^

T -Temg g ^ p g n n sKciaiaarfwoRM wio]

T a ilfin g e n , H aigerloch , Hechingen end B isingen Operation In te ll ig e n c e & S ecu rity

I , V o l. 14. (Fgn. I n t . Supp.) - 4 .3 7 f fT a ils

Los Alamos P ro je c tn n , v o l . 2 - vn -33, v i i -39

P r o je c t CamelV III , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - 2.25# 2 .26

TamperLos Alamos P ro je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - 1 -1 3 , 1-15# 1 -2 6 , I I - 2 , I I -3 * IV -5 , V -3 f f , V -8 , V - l l , 7 -1 2 , V - U f f , V I-1 4 , V I-15 , V I -1 7 f f , IX -5 , X -4 , X III-1 3 , H II -1 4 # XIV-4, XVII-11

V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - I I I - 8 , I I I - l l Tank Farm

Liquid Thermal D iffu s ion P r o je c t VI - 3 .1 3 , 3.14# 3 .2 0 , 4 .9# 4 .10

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 2 .2 4 , 4 .21

T ech n ica l andQeneral Review - September 1945 to December 1946 Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - Ch. I T ech n ica l A rea, C onstruction

Los AlaiaoB P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 1 - 5 .4 , 5.5# 5 .9 , 5 .1 1 , 5 .1 2 , 5 . 2 l f f , 5 .2 9 , 6 .52

T echn ica l BoardLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I II , V o l. 2 - IX -3 f f V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - 1-11

T echn ica l Review Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 , Ch.IV, Ch.X T echn ica l Scheduling Conference

Los Alamos P ro je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 - IX -3 , IX -5

T echn ica l S e r ie s , Los Alamos Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - I X -2 f f Telem etering

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - 2 .39

Telem etering Development Program Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - V I I I -2 , V H I-3 Telephone end Telegraph Systems

See "Communication F a c i l i t i e s w Temporary C onstruction

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 5 - 1 .2 , 2.9# 3.3# S e c . 5 , 8 .2 , 6 .6

vrg9r’ iX'Tirp?r'r'V' :' Yi tiSiiasitli*eSi

Tem-TesS^ttWHff^PORKAIIOJ

Temporary F a c i l i t i e sE lectroioagnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 5 - 3 .3 3 f f 1027th A ir M ateria l Squadron

Army A ir F ie ld sV I I I , V o l. 3* Ch.9 - 9 .13

Tennessee* U n iversity o fI , V o l. 4 , C h .1 0 - l O . l f f , 10 .9X , V o l. 7 - S 5.6I I , V o l. 4 - 3.64V, V o l. 6 - 3 .5

Tennessee V a lley A u th ority E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V# V o l. 6 - 7 .6 , 8 ,5 Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

I I , V o l. 4 * 2 .8 XX, V o l. 5 - 7 .2 , 7 .3 , 8 .9

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 2 .5

Term ination, AI&OS M ission , see below Termination and T ran sfer o f Caiasl A c t iv i t ie s

P r o je c t CamelV U I , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - S e c . 8

Term ination, Heavy Hydrogen In v e s tig a t io n Ohio S ta te Cryogenic Laboratory

V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.3 - P t . I - 5 .1 Term ination c f A c t iv i t ie s

Feed Mat’ l . S p ec . P roc . & Geo, E xp l.V II , V o l. 2 - 1 .2 , 1 .3

Termination o f AISOS M issionIn te ll ig e n c e & S ecu r ity

I , V o l. 14 (Fgn. I n t . Supp.) • 4 .4 7 , 4 .4 9 , 4 .50 Term ination o f Work

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3# Ch.2 - 2 ,5 5 f f

Test and T rain ing f o r Weapon D e liv e ry , Development o f Am y A ir F ie ld s

V I I I , V o l. 3* Ch,9 - 9*15j 9 .1 6 T est F a c i l i t i e s , C onstruction o f

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch,2 - 2 ,3 7 , 2 .38

T est P ile (300 Area)P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .2 , 4 ,1 , 4 .2IV , V o l . 5 m 1 .3 , 6*2 , 6 .4 , 6 .1 1 , 6 .1 5 , 6 .1 7 , 6 ,18 IV , V o l. 6 - 2 .4

T estin g , Canned Slugs P ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 * 2.3# 4 .8 , 4 .9 T e s tin g , E le c t r i c a l , C onstruction

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c tI I , V o l. 4 - 3 .2 7 , 3 .71

T estin g , Process Equipment Gaseous D iffu s ion P ro je c t

C onstruction - I I , V o l. 4 - 2.2 , 2 .3 , 3 .1 , 3 .2 Operation - I I , V o l. 5 - 3 .2

T estin g Program# Ordnance Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V I I I -2 , V III -3 T estin g , Vacuum, C onstruction

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t I l f Vol# 4 *• 3.1# 3.73

TestsOperation Crossroads

V III , V o l. 3 , Ch.S - S .lO ff Able - 8 .1 0 , 8 .11 Baker - 8 . 1 1C harlie (Postponement) - 8 .1 1 , 8 .12

T ests f BoobingNavy P a rt ic ip a t io n

V III , V o l. 3 f Ch.5 - 5 .7 , 5 .8 Texas, U n iversity o f

I , V o l. 4* Ch.10 - 10,11 Thallium N itra te

P i le P r o je c tIV f V o l. 6 - 4 . 3 1

TheatresRichland V illa g e

IV , V o l. 3 - 8 .23 T h eore tica l D iv is ion

Los Alamos ^ r o je e tV I I I , V o l. 2 , Ch.V, V I-19 , V I-2 1 , V II-3 3 , IX -1 , IX -2 , X -3 , X-4#

X I, XV—5* XV—13 Damage * V-25# V -26, U - 1 0 , XI-11 D iffu s io n Problems - V - l f f , X I-2 , X I-3 E f f ic ie n c y - V -1 3 ff , H - 8 f f Exparinrants - V -2 6 f f , X I-11 , XI-12 O rganization - V I, X I-1 , X I-2 The Gun - V -7 , V -8 , X I-3 , X I-4 The Icqplosion - V -8 f f , X I -4 f f 'The Super - V -1 9 ff Water B o ile r - V-6* V-7

T h eoretica l Physics D iv is io n Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - 1 -2 0 , 1 -1 1 , C h .III Alarm Clock Thermonuclear System - i n - 4, I l l - l O f f Con5>osIte Core - 1 -1 3 , I I I -5 # I I I - 6 , V-5 D epletion - I I I - 5E ffe c ts o f Test and Combat N uclear E xplosions - I I I - 4 , I I I -5O rganization - I I I - l f fPower Producing D evices - 111 -12 , 111-13R adiation Hydrodynamics - .111-1, I I I - 2 , I I I - 5 f I I I - lO , 111-13 Super - 1 -7 , I I I - 6 f f , IV -1

The-Tho SECUS*** T I C

T h e o re t ica l Program Los Alamos P ro je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - I - 2 3 f f Theory

I I , V o l. 2 - S e c . 3 , I I -V o l . 3 - Sec* 4 , 14*2 Gaseous D iffu s ion (K-25 and K-27) P r o je c t

I I , V o l. 1 - S e c . 2 Heavy Water (P -9 ) P r o je c t

I I I - 2 .1 , 2 .2 Theory, Development o f

l iq u id Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 2 .2 f f

Thermal In so la tin g M aterialsOhio S ta te Cryogenic Laboratory

V I I I , V o l. 3* Ch.3 - P t . I I - 2 .6 , 2 .7 Thermal P ro p e r t ie s , Gaseous Deuterium Onder Pressure

Ohio S ta te Cryogenic la b ora tory V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.3 - P t . I I - 2 .10

Thermal S h ie ld P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 6 .6 IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .3 8 , 5 .4 6 , 5*47

Thermal S t a b i l i t yIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 3 .7

Thermonuclear BombLos Alamos P r o je c t (See a ls o Super)

V I I I , V o l. 2 , 1 -1 8 , 1 -1 9 , I -2 4 » 1 -3 2 , V -19£ f, H l l - l f f Thin Man

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.2 - 2 .9 , 2.35

•Thin Man* Model Army A ir F ie ld s

V I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .8 , 9 .9 Thorium

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 1 .1 1 , 2 .9 , 4 .1 1 , 4*12 IV , V o l . 6 - 4 . 2 7 , 5.17

Feed M at*l. & Spec* P roc .V I I , V o l. 1 - S e c . 11 Procurement o f - 1 1 .1

Thorium A llo y S tud iesAmes P r o je c t (Io «a S ta te C ollege )

I , V o l. 4 , C h .l l - 1 1 .2 5 , 11.26 Thorium Chemistry

Ames P r o je c t ( lo rn S ta te C o lleg e )I , V o l . 4» C h .l l - 1 1 .4 2 f f

Thorium Confounds, P u r if ic a t io n o f Ames P r o je c t (Iowa S tate C ollege )

I , V o l. 4 , C h .l l - 1 1 .4 3 f f Thorium Pure M etal, Production o f

Ames P r o je c t (Iowa S tate C o lleg e )I , V o l . 4 , C h .l l - 1 1 .6 , 1 1 .1 6 , 11 .17 , 11 .18 , 11.19

RA TO M IC

DAJftAct 1846

Tho-TopSBWJWPP INFORMATION

Thorium, Resources SummaryFeed Mat1!* Spec, Proc, & Geo, Ebcpl.

■VIZ, Vol. 2, 1.18, 1.19 Threer-l'ia'tion Agreed Declaration (November 1945)

Contributions of j&Sanhattan District Representatives to Discussions and Proposals for International Control of Atomic Energy I , Vol. 4, Ch,7 - 7.2

313th Bomb Wing Amy Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9.12 320th Troop Carrier Squadron

Army Air FieldsVIII, Vol, 3, Ch.9 - 9.13, 9.15

390th Air Service GroupArmy Air Fields i

VIII, Vol, 3, Ch.9 - 9.13 393rd Bombardment Squadron (VH)

Army Air FieldsVIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 * 9.12, 9.15, 9.16

1395th Military Police Company (Aviation)Array- Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch,9 - 9.13Tinian

Los Alamos ProjectVIII, Vol, 2 - XIX-5ff

Tinian BaseArmy Air Fields

VIII, Vol. 3, Ch.9 - 9,16, 9.17 Toaav/anda Area

I , Vol. 6 - 2 , 7I , Vol. 14 - S7,4II , Vol* 1 * 4.5VII, Vol. 1 - 1,20

Tonawaada, Kev? York, Refinery Feed Mat'l, & Spec, Proc,

VII, Vol, 1 • 7,2 Topography, Lend Acquisition

Pile ProjectIV, Vol, 4 *> 2,2, 2,3

Top Policy CroupI, Vol. 1 - 3,5, 3.17 I, Vol. 4, Ch.l - 1.2 IV, Vol. 1 - 3.2, 4.5 I , Vol, 12 - 3,2

Top Secret Parts of the HistoryI , Vol, 4, TS Supp, IV, Vol, 6, TS AppendixI , Vol. 14, Supp,, TS Appendix V, Vol. 6, TS AppendixII, Vol, 5, TS Appendix VI, TS Supp,II, Vol. 5, TS Supp. No, 1 VII, Vol. 1IV, Vol. 2, Pt,II, TS Appendix

145j ) j ! / . ; / ,

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TorpexLos Alamos P ro je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - XVI-5, XVI-12, XVI-16 Navy P a rt ic ip a t io n

V i n , V o l. 3 , Ch.5 - 5 .2 T o ta l E xclusion Area Ho. 3

P i le P ro je c tIV , V ol. 1 - 7 .2

To«n CouncilLos Alamos P r o je c t

V H I, V o l. 1 ** 6 .3 5 , 6 .3 6 , 6 .5 9 , 6.60 Town P lo t s , Land A cq u is it io n

* i l e P r o je c tIV , V o l. 4 - 2 .5 , 2 .6 , 3 .1

T r a f f i c LavsLos Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - H I -1 1T r a il

I , V o l. 14 - S 3 .2 , S 7 .3 , S 7 .4 T r a i l , Heavy Water P lant

See *Heavy Water (P -9 ) P ro ject*5 T r a i le r Camp

( j P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 5 - 5 .2 , 5 .5 , 5 * I0 ff

T rain ing f o r D elivery o f Combat BombsLos Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - X lX - l f f T rain ing o f Personnel

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV , V o l. 6 - 2 .2 , 2 .3 , 3 .1 , 3 .2 , 3 .5 , 4 .4 , 4 .9 , 5 .3

L iquid Theraal D iffu s io n P r o je c tVI - 5 .3 , 5 .2 0 , 5 .2 1 , 5 .22

T rain ing o f P ersonnel, C lin ton L aboratories P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 1 .1 , 3 .3 - S e c . 7 T rain ing Unit^

P r o je c t C^melV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.2 - 2 .6 , 2 .24

T ran sfer Area P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .57 T ran sfer F a c i l i t ie s

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 3 - 5 .56

T ran sfer o f Funds, I n i t i a lI , V o l. 1 - 3 .3I , V o l. 4 , Ch.12 - 12 .2

■c< ) T ran sfer RoomsLiquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

VI - 3 .9 , 4 .1 , 4 .4 , 5.11

S-E& m n* INFORMATION

Transient Quarters Pile Project

IV , V o l. 3 - 8 .10 Transportation

Electromagnetic ProjectV, V o l. 5 - 3 .2 7 , 3 .2 8 , 4 .3 , 5 .3 , 5 .4

Liquid Thermal D iffu s ion P r o je c tVI - 4 .1 3 , 5.25

Los Alamos P ro je c tV I I I , V o l. 1 - 6 .2 , 6 .2 2 f fV I I I , V o l. 2 - 1 -9 , 1 -1 0 , H I - 2 , I I I - 7 , I I I - l l , ZIX-6

Los Angeles Procurement O ff ic eV I I I , V o l. 3 , C h .l - 2 .2 , 2 .6 , 2 .1 0 , 2 .1 3 , 2 .1 5 , 2 .16

Transportation F a c i l i t ie s E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 3 - 2 .2 1 , 2 .22V, V o l. 6 •« 7 .4

P i le P ro je c tIV , V o l. 4 - 2 .9 , 2 .10 IV , V o l. 6 - S ec . 8

T ransportation S erv iceC lin ton Engineer Works - Area F a c i l i t i e s

I , V o l. 12 - S e c . IS C lin ton Laboratories

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 2 .8 , 3.S Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t - C onstruction

I I , V o l. 4 - 5 .4 , 5.5# 2 .5 , 3 .1 0 , 3 .5 5 , 3 .56 P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 8 .28 IV , V o l. 5 - 2 .5 , S e c . 9IV , V o l. 6 - 9 .1 , 9 .1 2

T ran sp orta tion , S i lv e r ProgramElectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 4 - 2.4# 2.5# 3 .5 , 3 .1 2 Traps, P ro ce ss , Design and Procurement

Gaseous D iffu s io n (K-25 & K-27) P r o je c tI I , V o l. 3 - 8 .3 9 , 8 .4 0 , 8.41# 14 .12

Traps, P ro ce ss , Operation Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V o l. 5 - 4 .8 , 8 .2 T ravel Disbursements

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - 1 1 -2 5 , 11-26

Treatment and R f in in gFeed ia a t 'l . & S pec. P roc.

V I I , V o l. 1 - l . l O f f T r if lu o ro ch lo ro c th y le ce (P-539)

Feed Kat’ l . & S pec. P roc.V II , V o l. 1 - G .28, G.29

T r in itySandia Base

V I I I , V o l . 3 , Ch.6 - 3 .4

sB BEm m Bm m m B SS3E W SSB S3SSSB SW S^SSSSS2S^S^^^S!SS^i- M ZS^^jS!I^^^t ^^! ^^^

Tri-Tv,'®

/r r B ~ .rrninairf nrrormatxoi

T r in ity BombLos Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) I I I - l , I I I - 4 , I H - 5 T r in ity (P r o je c t )

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 2 - 111-53, IX -6 , IX -7 , IX -13 , IX -1 8 , X -7 , X -8 , X -10,

x - i i , n - 6 , n - 7 , x r -9 , x i i - 2, x m - n , n n - 15 ,XV-18, XVI-2, xn~21> m 1 -10 , Ch. XVIII

O rganization - X V III -4 ff Preparations - X V I I I - l f f , X V III -8 ff Rehearsal Test - X V III -6 ff R esults - x r a i - 1 7 f f T r in ity Test - X V IH -15, XVIII-16

T r in ity TestLos Alamos P r o je c t

V U I , V o l. 2 (S upp.) - I I - 3 , I I - 2 4 f f , 11 -29 , I H - 1 , I I I - 4 f f ,V -8 , V-9

P r o je c t CamelV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.2 - 2 .2 2 , 2 .23

TritiumLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - V -21, V -22, V-24 , H I I - 2 f fV I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) I I I - 7 , I H - 9 , IV-1G* IV -11 , V I-3 , V I-6 , V I-7

P i le P r o je c tIV , V ol* 6 - 4.30

Purdue U n iversityV I I I , V o l . 3 , Ch.9 - 9 .2 5

Tritium ProgramLos Alamos P r o je c t

V U I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) IV -10T S ite

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V II-3

Tubes, P i le P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I - 3 .1 6 , 4 .2 , 4 .4 , 4 .5 , 4 .6 , 5 .4IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .4 0 f fIV , V o l. 6 - 4 .1 3 f f , 5 .10

Tulane U n iversityI , V o l. 4 , Ch.10 - 10.11

Turbo-Genera t o r System, Power Plant Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

C onstruction - I I , V o l. 4 - 3 .21 to 3 .23 Design - I I , V o l. 3 - 12.20 O peration - I I , V o l. 5 - 7 .1 , 7 .2

12th Naval D is t r ic t Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - XIX-4 20th A ir P’o rce

Los Alamos P ro je c tV III , V o l .2 - XIX-4, XIX-8

t *TfVTwe-Typ

SECm LLTV T I O i s r

20 Stage P i lo t P lantGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

See “P i lo t P lant - 20 Stage* 2761st Engineer B a tta lion

Sandia BaseV I II , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 5, 7

g?6lw t -Englnrffr Da LLillvn— p g e ia ^y- JSftndifc Baae

Two C ycle L iquefy ing SystemOhio S ta te Cryogenic Laboratory

V III , V o l. 3 , Ch.3 - P t . I I - 2 .10 Two M ile Mesa S ite

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V II-6

Types o f P ile sSee KP i le s , Types o f*

149

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U -UniX$ jg££jj Wj?OWi.k '-f IC

Underground Magazines Sandia Base

V III , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 6 Undersater E xplosion Studies

Operation CrossroadsV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.8 - 8 .1 2 , 8 .13

Union Mines Developnent Corp, Establishm ent o f Feed M at*!. S pec. P ro c . & Geo. E zp l.

V II , V o l. 2 , 1 .2 , 1 .3 Union M iniere du Haut Katanga

Feed Mat’ l . & S p ec. P roc .V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .3 , 2 .1 , 2 .2V II , V o l. 2 - 1 .1 4

In te ll ig e n c e & S e cu r ityI , V o l. 14- (Fgn. I n t . S upp .) 4 .7 , 4*8 , 4 .22

Unions, P ip e , Replacement o fL iquid Thernal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

V I , 3 .1 8 , 5 .1 9 , 5 .20 United Rations Atomic Energy Commission

C ontributions o f Manhattan D is t r i c t R epresentatives to D iscussionsand Proposals f o r In tern a tion a l C on trol o f Atomic Energy

I , V o l. 4» Ch.7 - 7 .2 , 7 .3 , 7 .4 , 7 .7 U .S . Bureau o f Mines

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V o l. 6 - 8 . 5

E xp losives Research LaboratoryV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ofc.9 - 9 .2 0

Feed Mat’ l . S p ec. P roc . & Geo. Expl.V II , V o l . 2 - 1 .8 , 2 .8

U .S. Bureau o f Recla;£ nationP ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 10 .3 U .S. C iv i l S e rv ice O om iss ion

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 1 - 6 .6 2

U .S. Department o f A gricu ltu reLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 1 - 3 . 5 U.S. Department o f Commerce

D e c la s s if ic a t io n and D istr ib u tio n o f P r o je c t Inform ation I , V o l. 4 , Ch.5 - 5 .1 2 , 5 .2 8 , 5.29

U .S. Department o f In te r io r Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 1 - 3 .5 U .S. Employment S e rv ice

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V o l. 6 - 3 .3 , 8 .5

L iquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c tVI - 3 .2 1 , 5 .21

Los Alamos ProjectV III , V o l. 2 - I I I -48

.JU’OMy; yX'MB ACi: im-

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U.S. Geological SurveyFeed M at*l, Spec. P roc. & Geo. E xpl.

V II , V o l. 2 , - 1 .8 , 1 .1 0 , 2 .7 U .S. Patent Office

Los Alamos ProjectV I II , V o l. 2 - I U -5 3

U .S. S e le c t iv e S erv iceLoa Alamos Project

V I II , V o l. 2 - in -1 6 , 111-18 U .S. S tra te g ic Bombing S erv ice

In v e s tig a tio n o f the A fte r E ffe c ts o f the Bombing In Japan I , V o l. A, Ch.6 - 6 .39

U n iversity A f f i l i a t i o n Conference Los Alamos P ro je c t

V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - 1 -8 Uranium

P ile P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 1 .6 to 1 .1 1IV , V o l. 3 - 3 . 1 f f , 4 .1* 4 .2* 5 .1 , 5 .2IV , V o l . 6 - l . l f f , 2 .I f f , 2 .1 9 , 2 .2 1 , 2 .2 2 , 4 . 1 f f , 4 .2 2 f f ,

6.1, 6.2Uranium A lloys

I , V o l. 4 - C h .l l - 1 1 .2 3 , 1 1 .2 4 , 11.25 Uranium A llo y Studies

Ames P r o je c t (low. S ta te C o lleg e )I , V o li 4 - C h .l l - 1 1 .2 3 ff

Uranium and Thorium, Q u ality Control Feed ftfat’ l . and S pec. P roc.

V I I , V o l . 1 - S e c . 12 Thorites

V II , V o l, 1 - S e c . I t - 12 .5 lows S tate C ollege - 12 .5 N ational Bureau o f Standards - 12 .5

UraniumV II , V o l . 1 - S e c . 12 - 1 2 .I f fM assachusetts In s t itu te o f Technology - 1 2 .3 , 1 2 .4 N ational Bureau o f Standards - 1 2 .4 O perations, General - 1 2 .1 , 1 2 ,2 P rinceton U n iversity - 12 ,3 U n iversity o f Chicago — 1 2 ,2 , 12 ,3

Uranium, AssayI , V o l. 4 - Ch.12 - 1 2 .1 2 , 12 .13

Uranium BalanceGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

U , T*S« App. No, 3 *• 1 Uranium, Chemistry

V, V o l, 2 — 1 ,3 , 1 .6 , 1 ,8 , 4 .5 , 4 .7 , 4 *H Ames P r o je c t (lorn S ta te C ollege )

I , V o l. 4 - C h .l l * 1 1 .3 3 ffUranium Corrosion Problems

Ames Project (Iowa State College)I , Vol. 4 - Ch.ll - 11.21, 11.22

S B c a w w ' f RESTRICTED DATAATOMIC JWERGV ACT 1S40

Ura-Ura SEC13IW! M •INFORMATIC

Uranium Hex?..fluorideI I , V o l. I - 2 .3 , 2 .4 , 5*6I I , V o l. 2I I , V o l. 3 ~ 2 .1 , 2 .2 , 4 .7 f fV, V o l. 3 - 2 .2 , 2 .4

Uranium He>:afluoridc Conversion F a c i l i t i e s E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 3 - 3*47 Uranium Eeocafluoride Production

Feed Mat’ l . & S p ec. P roc.V II , V o l. 1 , 9 .1# 9 .5 f f

Uranium Iso to p e s , Sep5.rs.tion o f E lectro a&gnetic Method

VG&Benuc D iffu s io n Method

I I , V o l. 1 - 1*1 , 2 .1 , 2*2 , 3 .1I I , V o l. 2 - 3 . 1 f f , 7 .1 , 7 .2

GeneralI , V ol. 4 - Ch.12 - 12.21 t o 12.25 in c .I , V o l. 7 - 3 .3 to 3 .40

Liquid Thern&l D iffu s io n Method

M iscellaneous Methods I , V o l. 4 - Ch.14 C entrifuge Method - S ec . 1Counter-Current E lectrom igration Method - S e c . 3 Counter-Current R eflu x M olecular Method - S e c . 4 Ether Water Method - S e c . 6 F ra ction a l Sublim ation Method - S e c . 5 Io n ic C en trifuge Method - S e c , 7 Ieo tron Method - S e c . 2 Photochem ical Method - S e c . 8

Uranium M etal, Casting o fAaes P r o je c t (Iewa S ta te C o lle g e )

I , V o l. 4 - C h .l l - 11.5# 1 1 .6 , 1 1 .1 3 , 11*14Uranium, Metal P roduction

I , V o l. 4 - Ch.12 - 12.9 to 12 .21 in c .I , V o l. 7 - 3 .9 , 3 .1 0 , 3.11# 3 .1 2 , 3.13# 3.43# 3 .4 4

Uranium, Occurrences, Uses and P rop erties o f Feed Mat’ l . and S pec, P roc,

V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .3 f f Uranium Oxide

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 4 . 2 8

Uranium Pure M etal, Production o f Araes P r o je c t (Iowa S ta te C o lle g e )

I , V o l. 4 - C h .l l - 1 1 .5 f f Uranium, Raw M ateria l

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.12 - 1 2 .AI , V o l, 7 - 3 .5# 3 .6 , 2 .6I I , V o l. 1 - 2 .1 , 2 .3

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Uranium, Resources SummaryFeed M a t 'l . S p ec. P roc. & Geo. E xpl.

*11, V o l. 2 - 1 .1 6 f f Uranium Rods

A ssistance on Canadian P ile P r o je c t X, V o l. 4 • Ch.9 *• 9 .5

Uranium Supplied f o r Separation Process E lebtrom ignetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 6 - 3 .8 , 4 .1 Uraniun 234

I I , V o l. 1 - 2 .1IX , V o l. 2 - 6 . 2 5

Uranium 235I I , V o l. 1 — 1 .1 , 2 .I f f , 3 .2 , 3*4 XX, Vol* 2 - 3 . I f f , 3 .8 , 6 .25IV , V o l. 3 - 5 . l 0 f f

Uranium 235 BalanceGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

I I , T .S . App. Ho, 3 - 1 , 2 Uranium 235 C oncentration Gradient in Enriching Cascade

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c tI I , T .S . App. Ho. 2 - 5 , 6

Uranium 235 ProducedGaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t

I I , T .S , App, Ho. 2 — 4*5 Uranium 235 Production

Los Alames P r o je c tV I I I , V o l . 2 (Supp.) - VI-9

Uravsn, C olorado, P lantFeed M a t 'l . and S pec. P roc,

v n , V o l . 1 - 4 .2 , 4 . 4 f f , 7 .2 , 7 .9 f f Urchin

Dayton P r o je c tV III , V o l . 3 , Ch,4 - 4 .3 , 4 .5 , 4 .6

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I II , V o l. 2 - X -8 , X I-7 , XV-7, XV-15, XV-16, X 7II-13 V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) 1 -1 2 , 1 -1 3 , V -7 f f , V I -5 , V I-6

U rchin, InverseLos Alamos Project

V III , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V -7 , V-8 U rfeld and Munich O peration

In te ll ig e n c e and S ecu r ityI , V o l, 14 (Fgn. I n t . Supp.) 4 *4 2 ff

U rgeirics MineFeed U a t 'l . S p ec. P roc . & Gao, E xp l.

V II , V o l,2 - 1 .1 6 Uses for Radioisotopes

Program for Production and Distribution of RadioisotopesI , V o l. 4 , Ch.3 - 3 .2

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Liquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t VI - 4 .1 1 f f , 5.19

Los Alamos P ro je c tTTX,,. J 1 1 1 ’ Vo1' 1 • 5*8 » 5 .1 3 f f , 6 , I f f , 6 ,7 U t i l i t i e s , C onstruction

Gaseous D iffu s io n ? r o je c ti i , V o li 4E le c t r ic a l Power D istr ib u tion - 3*19 R ailroads - 3 .1 1 , 3 .1 2 , 3 .13 Roads - 3 .1 0 , 3 .11 Sew3rage - 3 .1 7 , 3 .1 8 , 3 .19 Water

Potable - 3 .13 to 3 .16 F ire P ro te ct io n - 3 ,16 t o 3 .1 7

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 5 - 5 .2 7 f f , 7 . 1 f f , 8 .3 f f

U t i l i t i e s , D escr ip tion o fLiquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

v i - ^ . i i f fU t i l i t i e s , E le c t r ic a l

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V o l. 3 - 2 .2 3 , 2 .24

U t i l i t i e s , land A cq u is it io nP ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 4 - £ .1 1 , 2 .12 U t i l i t i e s , R ichland V illa g e


U t i l i t y ChargesLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 1 - 6 .7 U t il iz a t io n Committee

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 5 - 4 .1 9 f f

U t il iz a t io n o f PersonnelI , V o l. 8 • S e c . 3

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V Sit©Los Alamos P r o je c t

V IH , V o l. 2 - V II -37 Vaeirjm Engineering S chool

Gaseons D iffu s io n P r o je c tI I , V ol. 2 - 7 .8I I , V o l. 3 - 5 ,5

Vacuum SystemE lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 2 - 3 .9 , 3 .10V , V o l. 3 - 2 .1 0 , 3 .1 3 , 3 .1 6 , 3 .17V, V o l. 6 - 4 .1 2 , 4*14# 4<15» 5 .4 , 5 .5

Vacuum T ightness, Construction Gaseous D iffu s io n ^ r c je c t

I I , V o l. 4 * 3 .72 Vacuum Tubes, C on tro l Equipment

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V ol. 3 - 4 .15

V a lves , P ro ce ss , Design and Procurement Gaseous D iffu s io n (K -25, K-27) P r o je c t

I I , V o l. 3 - 8 .19 to 8 .2 7 , 1 4 .1 1 , 14 .12 V a lves , Vacuum System

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV , V o l. 3 - 4 .1 0 f f

Van de G ra£ff C on struction Program Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l . 2 (S t^ p .) - IVrllff, VI-8 Vapor Phase, Charge M ateria l Preparation

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV , V o l. 3 - 3 .2 1 , 3. 22, 4 .3

Ventures, L t d . , C la irsFeed Uat’ 1 . S p ec. P roc . & Geo. E xpl,

V I I , V o l. 2 * 2 .2 f f V e r t ic e l P i le

P ilS P r o je c tIV , V o l. 3 - 5 .2 4 , 5.25

V e r t ic a l S a fe ty Rods P i le P r o je c t

IV, V o l. 3 - 5 .3 2 , 5 .5 0 , 5 .5 3 f f IV, V o l. 6 - 4.16# 5.5

Veterans AdministrationPile Project - IV, Vol. 6 - 9.15

Veterinary Service Los Alamos Project

V U I , V o l . 1 - 6 .4 8 , 6 .49Vienna Operation

Intelligence & S e cu r ityI , V o l . 14 (Fgn. I n t . Supp.) 4 .465 4*47

V o la t i l i t y (F ra c t io n a l) P rocesses , S eparationPile Project

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 6 .3? 6.4IV , V o l . 2 - P t . I I - 5 .1 _ IIV , Vol. 3 - 6. 1 , 6 .4 , 6 .5 , 6 .7 RESMCTED DftTfi

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Wabash River AreaI* V o l. 6 2 .7

Wabash R iver °rdnance Works, Heavy Water P lant See "Heavy Water (P -9 ) P r o je c t "

Wagesl iq u id Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

VI - 3 .2 1 , 5 .22 Wages and S a la r ies

I , V o l. 8 - S e c . 5 War A ssets A dm inistration

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 6 - 14 .2

War Department Announcement o f Atomic Bomb P r o je c t General

I , V o l. 1 - 1 .2 , 1 .3 War Bepartment Insurance Rating Plan

I , V o l. 6 * S e c . 2 War Manpower Commission

Liquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c tVI - 3 .20

Los Alamos P r o je c t V I I I , V o l. 1 - 6 .62 V IH , V o l. 2 - 111-48

War P roduction Board P ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 2 .5IV , V o l. 5 - 2 .4 , 3 .6 , 3 .7 , 4 .23IV , V o l. 6 - 6 .4I , V o l. 5 - 4 .1V II , V o l. 1 - 5 .1 , K.14

Warehouses, C onstructionGaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

I I , V o l. 4 - 3 .3 5 , 3 .3 6 , 3 .3 7 Warren Grove

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l. 2 - V II-20

Washington Liaison OfficeS ee, a ls o " P r io r it ie s Program*

IV , V o l. 6 - 6 .2 , 6 .4V I, - 3 .1 7 , 3 .20V I I I , V o l. 2 - 111-16, 111 -17 , 111-33 , IX -14 , H X -12V I I I , V o l. 3 - C h .l - 2 .8 , 2 .9V I I I , V o l. 3 - Ch.2 - 2 .1 3 , 2 .4 9 , 2 .64V I I I , V o l. 3 - Ch.3 - P t . I I - 1 .3

Sandla BaseV I I I , V o l. 3 , Ch.6 - 6

WAG Detachment

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Washington U n iversityX, V o l. U - Ch.2 - 2 .12I , V o l. 6 - 5 .3 , 6 .2

J / 7 " 5 .4 , 5 .13 , 5 .1 6 , 5 .2 3 , S2.10IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 6 .1 , 7 .3 XV, V o l. 6 - 5.13

Waste D isposalE lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V , V o l. 6 - 4.15# 4 .16 Waste D isposal Tanks

P i le P ro je c tIV# V o l. 5 — 1 .4IV , V o l . 6 - 2 .2 3 , 2 .2 4 , 4 .20

Waste, ProcessE lectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V, V o l. 6 - TJ5. App. - 3 Waste Produced b y Cascade

Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c tI I , T .S . App. No. 2 - 3 , 4

Waste P rod u cts , Quantity o f P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 2 .2 2 , 2.23 Waste S e t t l in g Tank


Waste Stack P i le P r o je c t

IV# V o l. 2 — P t . I I — 4.2# 4 .5 , 4*8 , 5 .3 IV , V o l. 3 - 5 .2 0 , 6 .20 IV , V o l. 5 - 1 .4 , 6 .12

Waste S torage P ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .6 , 6.19 IV , V o l. 5 - 1 .4 IV , V o l. 6 - 5 .1 1 , 5 .1 2 , 5 .1 4 f f

Waste System, C lin ton Separation P rocess P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 2 .6 , 5 .3 •Water B o ile r *

Los Alamos ^ r o je e tV III , V o l. 2 - 1 -2 6 , 1 -2 7 , IV -5 , IV -18 , IV -19 , V -6 , V -7 , V I -2 0 ff

V I I I -5 , V I I I -6 , V III -2 4 , V II1 -2 5 , IX -17 , IX -1 8 , x-9, n i - 8 , m i - i , n n - i 3 f f , x v n - 14 , x v r i-15

V III# V o l . 2 (Supp.) - I I -2 3 , IV -4 , I V -6 f f , V I -6 , V I-7 Water C oo lin g , P i le

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 P t .I - 3 . / ;, 3 .6 , 3 .1 0 f f , 3 .1 4 , 3 .1 6 , 4 .1 , 4 .6

Water, D rinking, C lin ton la b o ra tor ies P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 2 .5 , 2 .6

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Wat-Wen B S C l S t t ’r t r ' l N F ORMLA T ) .(

Water ShortageLob Alamos P ro je c t

w 4 y i n » Vo1- 2 (Supp.) 1 -9 , 1 -1 0 , IV -9 , IV -10, V I I -5Water Supply System

CEW - Area F a c i l i t i e s - I , V o l, 12 - S e c . 13 E lectrom agnetic P ro je c t - V# V o l. 5 - 3 . 2 4

V, V o l. 3 - 2.24# 2 .25V, V o l. 6 - 7 .5 , 7 .6

Gaseous D iffu s io n P r o je c t - I I , V o l. 4 - 3 .1 3 f f HEW - General - IV , V o l. 3 - 2 . 3

*V# V o l. 5 - 1 .6 , 5 .3 0 f f , 11 .3 C lin ton la b o ra to r ie s - IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 2 .5 , 2 .6 Land A cq u is it io n - IV , V o l. 4 - 2 .11 P i le Areas - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 . 3 f f , 5 .2 1 , 5 .3 2 f f , 5 .6 2 ff

, V o l. 5 - 2 .2 , 2 .7 , 2 .8 , 5 .3 1 , 5.32S eparation Areas - IV , V o l. 3 - 3 .5 , 6 .21

IV , V o l. 5 - 5 .31Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I II , V o l. 1 - 5 .3 , 5 .1 6 ff Water System

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 2 - I I I - l l

Water Treatment P lantLiquid Thermal D iffu s io n P r o je c t

VI - 4 .1 , 4 .11 Weapon P it Maintenance

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I II , V o l. 2 (Supp.) V-2

Weapons Committee Los Alamos P r o je c t

V III , V o l. 2 - V II-22 , IX -5 , IX -6 , XIV-2, XIX-3, XIX-4 Weapons Panel

Los Alamos P r o je c tV U I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) - 1-11

Weapons Physics D iv is io n Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - IX -1 , IX -2 , X -3 f f , X -9 , X I-3 , X I-11 , Ch.XV C r it ic a l Assem blies - X V-2ff E le c t r ic D etonators - XV-16ff E le ctro n ics - XV-19, XV-20 Im plosion S tud ies - XV-5ff In i t ie toi*s - X V -14ff O rganization - XV-1, XV-2 Photography - XV-18, XV-19

W elfare, Community Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I II , V o l. 2 - 111-11 Wendover Army A ir Base

Am y A ir F ie ld s , P a rt ic ip a t io n in Manhattan P r o je c t Los Alamos P r o je c t

V I I I , V o l. 2 - XT V -7 , XVI-21, X lX - l f fV I I I , V o l. 2 (Supp.) 1-12

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Wendover Army A ir Ease A c t iv it ie s Array A ir F ie ld s

V I II , V ol, 3 , Ch.9 - 9 * l l f f Wendover F ie ld

Sandia EaseVIII* V o l. 3# Ch.6 ■ 2 j 3

Wendover F ie ld * Utah Navy P a rt ic ip a t io n

V III , V o l. 3* Ch.5 - 5 .7 P r o je c t Carnal

V I II , V o l. 3* Ch.2 - 2.34* 2 .3 5 , 2 .63 West Coast N ational Laboratory (Proposed)

I , V o l. At Ch.2 - 2 .38**2.39 Western Defense Command

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 1 - 7 . 2

Western Reserve U n iversity I , V o l, 4> Ch.2 - 2 .13 I , V o l. 7 - S 2.12

iVest Stand* Stagg F ie ld , P ile P i le P ro je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 3 .7 f f s ign er E f fe c t

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t . I - 5.1* 5 .2IV , V o l. 6 * 4*14* 4.19

•William Day* Rehearsal Operation Crossroads

VIII* V o l. 3* Ch.8 - 8.11* 8.36* 8 .37 W illiam s Plan

Operation CrossroadsV III , V o l. 3* Ch.8 - 8.13* 8.21* 8 .2 2

Wilmington AreaI , V o l. 5 - 6 ,8 I , V o l. 6 - 2 .7I , V o l. 14 - S 7 .4I I , V o l. 1 - 4 .5IV , V o l. 3 - 10 .1IV , V o l. 6 - 4 .2 , 5 .2 , 6 .2 , 18 .3V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .20

W isconsin, U n iversity o fI , V o l. 4 i Ch.2 - 2 ,13

Los Alanos P r o je c tV I I I , V o l, 2 - 1 -2 , 1-7* 1-8* 1-25* 1-26* V I-1 , V I-2

WitwatersrandFeed Mat *1, S pec. P ro c , & Geo, E xpl,

V II , V o l. 2 - 1 .16 Work Stoppages, C onstruction

E lectrom agnetic P r o je c tV, V o l. 5 - 5 . 5

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Woric Stoppagesy C onstruction (con tinued) Gaseous D iffu s io n P ro je c t

XI, V o l. lv m 5, 3 ., 5.4- P ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l, 5 - 4 .17 Work Week

Los Al&iaos P ro je c tV I I I , V o l, 2 (Supp,) I I - lO

Wright F ie ld A c t iv it ie s &riqy A ir F ie ld s

V III , V o l. 3 , Ch.9 - 9 * 7 f f

160 m /,Ji i I i va t o m ic jevN?-r g v

2L4 Experimental Units Electromagnetic Project

V, Vic I . 6 - 3 . 2 X/iK Experimental Unit

k l e c t r o E G g n e t i e ProjectV, V o l. 3 - 2 . 1 9V, V o l. 6 - 3 .5 , 3 .6 , 5. 4, 5,5

XBX Experimental Unit E lectrom agnetic P r o je c t

V, V o l. 3 - 2 .1 9 , 3.3.3V, V o l. 6 - 3 .6 , 3 .7 , 5 .4

XenonP i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 3 - 5.27 IV , V o l. 6 - 4 .9 f f

Xenon A bsorption Cross S ection P ile „P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 6 - 4 .10 Xenon P oison ing

P i le P r o je c tIV , V o l. 2 - P t .I - 5 .2 , 5 .3IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 6 .5IV , V o l. 6 - 5 .4

X-Ray S tructu resAmes P r o je c t (Iowa S ta te C o lleg e )

I , V o l. 4 , C h .l l - 1 1 .5 2 , 11.53 X Units

Los Alamos P r o je c tV III , V o l. 2 - XIX-5V I I I , V o l. 2 ( S ^ p . ) V -12, V -14, V III -4

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V, Vol, 3 - 3 .3 , 3 .4 , 3 .1 5 , 3 .32 5 -12 Extension C onstruction

Electrons gnetic Project.IV, V ol, 5 - 3 . l6 f f* 3.21

1-12 M aterial Feed to Plant Gaseous D iffu s io n Project-

Sec "M ateria l Feed t o Plant*1 Zakina R iver? Land A cqu isition

P ile P r e fe c tIV , V o l, 4 - 2 .2 . 2 .7 j 2 ,8 XV, V o l. 5 - 5*31, 9 .1

Y&le U n iversityI , V o l. 4 , Gh.2 - 2 .2 , 2 .2 2 , 2 .23 I , V o l. 4-* Ch.14 ** 14*33, 1 4 .4 6 , 14*47V II , V o l. 1 - 1 .2 2 , 8 .4 , 8 .9

lorictoTsn K sval Fines DepotLos Alamos P r o je c t

V I II , V o l. 2 - m - 4 » 212-5

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Zero Energy Exponential P ile (ZEEP)A ssistan ce on Canadian P i le P r o je c t

I , V o l. 4 , Ch.9 - 9 .2 2 f f Z ia Company

Los Alamos P r o je c tV I II , V o l. 1 - 5 .1 0 , 6 .2 , 6 .1 3 , 6 .1 5 , 6 . 26, 6 .2 9 , 6 .4 7 , 6 .6 1 ,

6 .6 9 , 7 .3 , 7 .1 4 , 7 .15Zinn P i le

Research and Development o f Atomic Energy f o r PowerI , V o l. 4 , Ch.4 - 4 .4 , 4 .1 1 f f

Z irconElectrom agnetic P ro je c t

V, V o l. 3 - 4 .2 2 , 4 .23V, V o l. 6 - 4 .1 0 , 5 .3

ZirconiumP ile P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t .I I - 5 .4 IV , V o l. 6 - 3 .2

Zirconium , R a d ioa ctiv e , Research P i le P r o je c t

IV , V o l. 2 - P t . I I - 4 .10

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