What does VAMAS stand for?

Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A new technical working area--TWA 28--in quantitative mass spectroscopy of synthetic polymers has been formed within the Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards (known as VAMAS) to explore the development of a standard method for determining the molecular mass distribution of synthetic polymers (plastics).

NEW INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ACTIVITY IN POLYMER MASS SPECTROMETRY

NIST will lead a new technical working area in quantitative mass spectroscopy of synthetic polymers recently formed under the auspices of VAMAS, the Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards.

INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ACTIVITY IN POLYMER MASS SPECTROMETRY

A new technical working area on characterization methods for ceramic powders and porous materials has been formed within the Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards (known by the acronym VAMAS) to develop technical data on the size distribution and surface area of particles and porosity of unfired (green) bodies for use by standards-writing organizations.

NEW VAMAS GROUP SEEKS MEASUREMENT SPECIFICATIONS FOR CERAMIC POWDERS