Psychological and psychophysiological effects of confinement in a high-pressure helium-oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere for 284 hours /

Psychological and psychophysiological effects of confinement in a high-pressure helium-oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere for 284 hours / by Benjamin B. Weybrew, Michael Greenwood, and James W. Parker.

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Main Authors: Weybrew, Benjamin B. (Author), Greenwood, Michael (Author), Parker, J. W. (Author)
Corporate Authors: U.S. Naval Medical Research Laboratory, United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Format: Government Document Book
Language:English
Published: New London, Conn. : U.S. Naval Medical Research Laboratory, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department, 1964.
Series:Report (U.S. Naval Medical Research Laboratory) ; no. 441.
Subjects:
Psychophysiology.
Submariners > Psychology.
Helium.
Oxygen.
Nitrogen.

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