- Atomic Weights and Isotopic Compositions for All Elements by National Institute of Standards and Technology
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- Benzene vibrational data in the NIST Chemistry WebBook
- CODATA recommended values of the fundamental physical constants 2014 by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- CODATA recommended values of the fundamental physical constants: 2022 by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- CODATA Value: electron mass by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Diatomic Spectral Database by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Energy Levels of Neutral Carbon by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Energy levels of neutral chromium in the NIST Handbook
- Energy Levels of Neutral Helium by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Energy Levels of Neutral Oxygen by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Energy Levels of Singly Ionized Calcium (Ca II) by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Formaldehyde vibrational data in the NIST Chemistry WebBook
- Fundamental Physical Constants — Complete Listing by National Institute of Standards and Technology and others
- Handbook of Basic Atomic Spectroscopic Data by Jean E. Sansonetti and William C. Martin Energy Levels of Neutral Cobalt (Co I) by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Handbook of Basic Atomic Spectroscopic Data by Jean E. Sansonetti and William C. Martin Energy Levels of Neutral Copper (Cu I) by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- HCl (Hydrogen chloride): experimental data by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Index of Semiconductor Process Gases - Helium by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Material Properties: OFHC Copper by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Mercury Thermometer Alternatives: Platinum Resistance Thermometers (PRTs) by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Mercury Thermometer Alternatives: Verification Methods for Alternative Thermometers by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- NIST Guide to the SI, Footnotes by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- One-Way ANOVA by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Photoionization of CO2: Experimental Procedure by the National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Pico-Watt ACR by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Resistivity and Hall Measurements by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Strong Lines of Carbon by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- The Fall of Parity Photo Gallery with Short Biographies by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- The one-way ANOVA model and assumptions by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- The Reversal of Parity Law in Nuclear Physics by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Thermocouples Calibrations Services by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Triatomic Spectral Database by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Two-Sample t-Test for Equal Means by National Institute of Standards and Technology
- X-Ray Transition Energies Database by National Institute of Standards and Technology
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