SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GOLDENVEYZER, A. - GOLDER, G.

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C11") I I I M, I W Ell 27111 i, , .11.11.
"On t-e ftoDlication of the General Laws of the T,,Ieo"7 of --I,-.s'uLcit7 11o -,hin
Shells, " Pri', I,Iatc J Vol. 8, No. 1, 11144, ~-). 2-14

GOLIDEIPTEY-~-_Rj A. L.
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"InvestiFation of 3phe,-Ical SM119 wi,je-r a Strt,,~ of 'StrRin," Pi-I", I 'E'
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vol. 8y 'o. 6, pp. 141-'~67, 1944

GOL I DEM177Z7pt ) A. L.
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"Qualitative Investigation of th;, Stat-:~ of Tension of Tli-ir. 3hel.s," ',r:!: 'I t,- i
Vol. "I 'To. 6, 1945, PP. 464-4713
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GOLID-.111IFYZEE-R, A. L.
"On the intogration of a System of Differential Equaticns 0,~ Vnr-~ Th--ic---y of
-hin Shells," Re-)o~t at thr, 1.~eetin(, ot the T-,,o,-y of nf
~~Eu-ch 19V. F-il,li-hed In Vv-, of tht~
-eciianics and Flastic-lity, L
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C. 10 111, t E T~l 7 7; ~ --I Y.- :,--. .11. L.
"The Influence of 2order Fanstenine, on the- Stvt,,-, of -Stress nf '71-In Sholln,"
Trudy cf the Centrfll Aero-H:,-rL,-o6yr,.a,-.dc Inst'tute (DVI) '-,'o 60c,
1 - ~ I I . I

UssR/Engineering Jan/Feb 4-9
Mechanics
Bibliography
"Review of V. V. Novozhilov's 'Theory of Thin Shallot
A. L. Gol`danveyzer, 3 PP
"Prik.lad Matemat i Mekh" Vol XIII, No 1
Generally falrorable review of subject book, which
attempts to classify and clarify accumulated data
on the theory of thin-valled shells.
IM. 39/49T43

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USSR/Engineering - Rods
Shells
Nov/Dec 49
"On the Theory of Thin-Walled Rodg," A. L Gol;den-
veyzer, Moscow, pp
"Fri], Matemat i Mekh" Vol XIII, No
This work d_~f-F~, -- 4'rom others or, thin-walled rods in
that it doer r_oT ruake uFe of _special hy-porheses
based ori qual-_-i~,-e of integrals of equa-
tions as found in the theory -
of ~hellf~. purrose of
its Investigat-,on., i~ to determine approximately
,the basic streFsad state in a rod span lcaded by
transverse load R and syEtem of forces and moments
T applied to terminal tran-vei-se section. It is 55
USSR/Engineering - Rods (Contd,
Nov/Dec 49
assumed that terminal sections of the rod are
fixed arbitrarily and loagitudinal sides are
free of bonds. Submitted 21 Jun 49.

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USSR/Mathematics - Shells, Equilibrium of ftv/APr 51
"Applying the Solution of the Riematin-Hilbert Problem
to Cemputation of Momentless Shells," A~ L, Golden-
veiser, Mosco*q
"Prik Matemat i Mekh" Vol XV.. Igo 2, pp 1149-166
Applied to 2d-order surfaces of poe cuivature in
cases -qhere moments may be neglected In this case
tangential forces are computed by integrating eq of
equil. Momentless shell is atatistically detd only
in definite boundary cases,
Im . - -- -- 177T-47,

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T Of)jr, Call lic'. :~~i ':') _35 . G 6
Author: GOL'DEWEYZER, A. L.
Full Title: THE TUEORY OF FLASTLC THIN SHE[,[-",
Transliterated Title: Teoviya uprugllkh tont,,'Ich oboloch(i-k
Publishing Data
Originating Agency: None
Publishing House: State Publishir),q, llt~use of Englneerlr)g and
Theot,etical Literature
Date: 1953 No. pp.: It 4 No. of copies: 4, 000
Editorial Staff
Editor: None Tech. -Ed. None
Editor-in-Chief: None Appraiscr: None
Text Data
Coverage: The theory of shells as based on the assumption of tile
inalterability of the normal element is considered In this book.
It is further assumed that the materials are lactropic and obey
Hook's law generalized, and that the second powers of deformations,
displacements, and angles of return are sufficiently small to be
neglected. The author made an effort to p1reserit as completely as
possible the many existing approximate methods of calculation of
shells. The book is the result of many years aC the author's re-
search. It is divided into five parts, each part being a complete
entity which may be studied sepai.-ately,
sections; 11. External loa0s;

journal of the American Ceramic
Society
V-,I. 37 No- 4
Apr. 1, 1954
Gem-3nts, Limes, and PlaSties
/Autodave inethod of making abestoA-cement shingles. T.
M. Bpgt~ovicii. 1. L. RArimov. AN-0 V. L. G,:)VD8Nvwl=Tt.
Tsenivil. 19 141 19-23 (1954-In the existinff method of malcirg
asbcstni-ccrrietit shinIlts, high-gittide Porthind cemwt is used tij
1he hond. The shingles are steritiled at M' to OOT. for 8 to 16
hr. and then hardened fit sicrate for 7 tit 10 days. An Improve-
went of this method involves the addition of not few th" 50d;
finely ground quartz rAtnd to tile claveat and stearriting In Sa
autocirive at 8 atm. pressure for U fir. B-ZK--

GoNenvelzer, A. L. On the calculation of shells with con-
centrated forces. Akad, Nauj~jj'-kR, P;1-17Klat. Meh.
18, 181-186 (1954). (Russian)
There are two methods of calculating shells on Lq!jgg~
trated forces. The first one starts with a distributed load
acting in a sinall region which is allowed to Arink to a
point, the load accordingly increasing infinitely at the latile
time. The second method consists of constructingy a function
satisfying the elasticity differential equations which has a
certain flefined singularity in the n!ighborhood of the point
of application of the conce ii t rated force. The author can.
siders the second method only, which is mathematically
very convenient, but which can be used only if the naturit
of the singularity is kitown beforchand. The author uses
the following singularity: r' In r. 7. Lesar.

SUBJECT USSR/LUTIM- LIATICS/Di f f ere. n t i EL' .
AUTHOR GOLIDENVEIZER A.L.
TITLE 1-nir,~_rove~ant of the theory
PERIODICAL Priklad.llat.Ylech. LOIL 335-348
reviewed 1/1957
equation-, C'Lql~ 1/2 PG - 4)c
:)f the simple i!dEe effect.
(1956)
Edge effects which arise in the near of a contour which nowhero touches the
asymptotic lines of the medium surface of a shell, have been treated unti.1
now in first approximation only. In the case of axial symmetric iholls only
Lurje has proposed a method the exactness of which corresponds to that one of
the theory of shells. In the general case the complex unknown function
W h 2 E h w + i a
f3(1h " 2
_f~ I
3(1-7)
(h - half thickness of the shell, .-coefficient of Poisson, E - Young modulus,
w - normal flexure of the shell, ctension function ) is obtained from
the differential equation
L(W) h 1 11(w)0 -A- characteristic radius
+ 7A- of cur7ature of the shell
T3(1-
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F.P., dotsent; MIRCSIEOV, R.K., do"Split., V.H.' dotsent;
SOBOLZV, N.A., dotiont, SOKOLOV, -4.M., dot.!itint; SHAPIRO, Z.Ym.,
clotnent; SIDJSRAIIA, G.N. , dotilent-, KAPLAN, I.B. , Rtnrmhiy pro-
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vatel'; SHCHZUAK04, S.S., stnrzhiy propodtswitell; Prinimali
uchpsti,ve: GOLID31TRYaR, A.L., prof.; BARMIKIKOV, G.S., dotsent;
BERMAN, Ya.H., dotsek; WITS, G.L., dotsent; :EilSTAILOV, A.A.,
dotsent; GMUfIMAN, V.Ye., stnrshiy prepodnvntell; Rozentill, M.I.,
assistent; SOKOLOVA, L.A., assigtont. ROZANOVA, G.K., red.ird-vn;
KIJZIIAIIIA, N.S., teklin.rad. (Continuod an next ctrd)

MS, Boris Abrnmovich-(continiied) Cn rd 2.
mthemAtics; methodolo,7-Jr,91 inntrurtir:rn ind rontrol
nnsi;,nmonts for the stiidenti; of correarondence tacmic6l
schools of university level-I vy8flilmin M'Itenitik'A; metofli-
cheekia ul-tizaniin i kontrollnye tAdnniin dlim qtiidentov vtochnykh
vysahikh tokimichoakikh uchfibrivkh --m-mdenii. IM. 9. Pod red.
B. A. Fiiksi .Mosl-vn, Go,3.izti-.,io "Sovetalr-,iin niuIr-!I," 179 p.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. '119qia (1923- U.S.S.R.) MinisterStVO obrmz-.)v,:5niyA.
Metodicheskoye ii-ornvIenty-e.
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ATJTHOR. Go ' der, 31/3
-2 YTiB On Reissner' s Theory of the Bendinc. of Plates- 01 te2ril
izSiba plastiixok Raysstiera)
PXdIODICAL-. Izvestiya Akadezii Jauk 66SR, Ot(.-Leleniye '.'e1*-Lhr1icheski'Z:h
ilauk., 1958 Nr 4, 102 - 101)
ABSTRACT: The author discusses Reissiier',~ -.lapels I ) 4Lrl 4
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thin plate of cons%a,-,u thickness JLs subjeete:i to no 1
forces of variable iri!erisit
,Y a~ tL~e uo.:-,eT ni:i 1 o -,,. e r
boundaries of the plate. i3o,j.7 furce--' aio a--Sumed 11c; `Le
absent. Reissner- s theor 'Lbed ai-ild ~'tS
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isation discussed. The
which has Ereater infitience on the c(Drvect-J'--,c-!:
by the theory - the elastic phenorilenci at 11-Le bour-~(-Iar-; ~-f
the plate or those f"'Ir it? As ari ex1-;-,T.--,).,.,-, ;.-in ui-i--!1-.'-'.,.-~
Circular ulate is ~;on~-.,-idered at whose bound.axy are az!-L-!~!a
a bending moment, a trans~rerSe force --and a twistiq
It i.,; shown th'-~ tLeory ive~~
constants A and A, corre spo rid int, L,) --Le I a L I
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the ory T h i. i e a 11 s c. t e t L e ;) r,,, i . JI.;:; L) ae -i n a -.7 i: -ui. eI s
concerninl- -"a.:, fri,7_ t,_e 01 T_ Ia '2
while r)Lencmena i~ea.L, L~o,_,mdary -play -,m
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GOLDENVEYSER, A. L. (Acad. Sci. USSR)
"The goomatrical criterion of the mamentlessness of the state of stress of
a thin elastic shell."
Report presented at the 10th International Congress of Applied Mechanics, (IGSU)
Stresa, Italy, 31 August - 7 sep 196o.
In the author's absence the paper was presented by Oniaslwili.
Momentlessness means that nearly everywhere in the shell (except in zones of
edge effects), the bending stresses are not significant. Quantitittivnly, this
can be defined by the relatives magnitude of the membrane strain energy, W
and the bending strain energy VJb . Iet the characteristic of tbq m
middle surface K be defined by 'the equation,

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[Proceedinr.s of the Conference or- the ilieor-y of Fla-zes ard
Shells] Trudy Konferentsii po teorii -~IlLstin i Ka-
saxil.1, 1060.1 Kazan' I Akaf-I. nau!-, S17SIh, Raz;-~ns'L.; i i"jal, -1~70C.
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to the diffi.-u of the the~~ry _.f ohr- , I -~ -intj
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is part'ally taken from the awhor-s '-,),)k (Ref,:) and f-r-Or"
his numerous pub_li,~ations (Rpf.,6.9.11 19 ',1 2A 261)~
Cnriterits: Introdu_-ticon; char)*-er 1- A_:;ympt ~~tl,: me'hcJs !Ii,~
of partial differential equaric~ns; :hapte_ If: Binding
condiT.Jons; chapter III: E:genval~lc- vre"DI'M9 Cf th~_- cf snells,;
chapter Us Theclr~; of -he"Is fre,% of
the theory (,f in".niteiy ~,mql, def,1-)r,.-.a1,.,,,nZ; _tl~,,ter Vi A s.,, in p. t :.1 t, - c
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AUTHOR: Golldenveyzer, A. L. (Moscow)
M 1 5
lop
TME: Development of an approximate shell theory by the maympt/otle IntegretLon
of the elasticity-theory equations
SOURCE: Prikladnaya matematikM i mekhuikA, v. 27, no. 4, 1963, 593-608
TOPIC TAGS: approxivAte shell theory, asymptotic inte&x%tion, sirell theory
A73STRACT: An asymptotic method of integrution of differential equmtions of Vne
elasticity theory is proposed, by means of which an approxft-mate tboory of shells
can be established with a desired degree of accurscy in a. way anglogous to Uat
used earlier by t~e author to develop an approximate theory of flp-mare of plztees
(Postroyeniye priblizbeennoy teori izgiba p1matinki metodom asimptoticheslwgo
integrirovaniya uravneniy teorii uplaugosti, R24~ 1962, v. 26, no. 4). This is
closely associated with the method of azymptotic inteGrutica of differential
equations of the theory of shells discussed in the authorlu monogruph Teoriya
uprugikh tonk1kh obolochek, Gootekhizdet, 1953. Ten3or &u.1ysia iii. applied in
the representation and solution of the initial isystem of differential equationg
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ACCESSION NR.- AnOO4108
(equilibrium equations, rpmtry conditions, and elasticity ielatiounhips) for
determining displacements and stresses. Iterative proceug;eis exe -fomulated tor
determining the states of stress which are, In the zero aj)p:roxim&tIo1i., equiva3ent.;
to the membrane-stress state, the pure flexural-stress statit, auA the states with
large indexes of variation, as well as the iterative procoisises corresponding to
the states of tor8ion aTA of plane Btrain at the edgeDs Dirmigli tbe. cWUmim
of these iterative processes, the boundary condittons of thii thi.-im-dimai-isional
elasticity theory can be satisfied with em arbitrary degrve of acauxacy. The
physical interpretation of the equations of the iterstive 9(voceosta is gi-,qn.
Certain conditions ensuring the anymptotic convergpnoe of t~ioise iterative
processes and thus determining the reGion of applicatLon of results obtained eam
briefly discussed. Orig. a~rt. han: 62 formulas.
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system of'streaseg with componants di:ff er~niii614 U f1i 1: 1 e t::
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clas iic*al .(based: 6 t1 I f.` ;1o
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ihypotheses) theory of shells, band t ect l", )i by..
ho, off, 6,f ~d:
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to co0pare 0
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cal shell theory. The error 6 a t im R'te W given lie r0 ~ q 4jr, eiIE 06unt-61
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t
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C lqui use
to achieve this improvement~aie dorlv~eA. ~;The :t 6 6 il" dids, !to:
ottl r L
the conclusiort that a more ixac.t clasAlcafshell 1 '1- 0 :1 jr
y, ic TL: be pro
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posed for the solution of the',discusseo.pibblem jil I orh 1 0 error ;,:!T
will be'of tWo oTdor Of r
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unity. The effect of the variations i~ ~ t6o~ siiat st iiiii i itv t~~i i-T
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me n t s i F, d i s c u F, s e rou gn .-.P],. rox L
d . The asYnTt(.)ti,-- propel-LiE!s ol, ror de ill ing, -1w
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of the magnitude of the nondimensional thickness of the shell, and to the density

L _20606-66
ACC NR: A116007581
and shape of nodal lines. The class ifi -,it i c)n ~'-E~e-fibrat:klll m0dec is established,~,
simp.Lif-le(I eqiiations for determining in t,he fir-~;t approximation are derived,
and qualitative analyses of their riaturril-freqtien-y spectra ure carried out. The
characteristic features of the boundary conditions M problei,_~ not studit:,d before
are discussed only qualitatively. New concepts of "quasi-lateral" arid "quasi-tan-
j.7ential" vibrations (characterized by the predominance of the lateral alid tui-
gential displacements, respectively) are introduced, as well as of' the concepts
their integrals, which are analogous to integrals with a large index of variation
in the static problem where they describe the distributions of flexural and tan-
gential stresses. Examples of examining the existence of certain friodes of vibra-
tion, and the spectra of natural frequencies are given. Orig. art. has, 1 table and"
38 formulas. (VKI
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Dptprmination of carbon dioxidp nrpcimiTp In 'he blood in
clinical practice. laab.delo 5 no.2'.17-21 .~ 14r.-AT) '51).
(14IRA 12:5)
1. Iz latfedry propednvtiki vnittronnikh bolf,:,,inr (za-7. - dotS.
Z.A.Gorbnrikova) Smolenskot,,o rieditsinelcogo Institiita.
(BLOOD-AlUtLYSIS AIM GINUSTRY) (CARBON DIOXIE(g)

ARKHAIIGELfSKIY, YF).V., kand.tekhn.nauk; GOLIDENTUL, B.A., in-,:h.
Imprnvo)mt)nt in rit3thodig nf dotnmining load on switching throat-tracka.
Vost.TSNII RPS 18 no.1:61-63 F '59. (MIRi~ 12-1)
(Poland-Railroads-SWItching)

KROPACHE'i, N.G., inzh.; GOLIDER, E.L., lmzh.
Operational accounting ami analysis of production cost in
stcal foundries and rollinr mills of the KuznE!t;8k Motallurgical
C 011BA 18-11)
,ombine. Stall 25 no.10:953-955 0 l61.
1. Kuznel.skiy rne tall urg il2he 5k-Jy k-mbIndt,

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GO-11117-ri, G. A.
"Znergy an~ Stability of Crystal D~lttices." Su*o (~ %kjT L", Ropcow
Aviation Technologictu Inst
r,irsertatlDns prefentell for, de,:-reep in rcience an,3 encineez-inf in -'Cscow
In 1~~-L7
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GOLIISR, G.A.; UMANSKIY, M.M.
Goniometric and X-ray analyqin of crystalm of I,J.8-trinitronaphtha-
lane. Zhur. Fiz.Khim. 25, 555-6 151. (IfLRA 4:5)
(CA 47 no.17.,84'17 153)
1. L.Yi.Ktr-poT Fhy8.-Cham. Inst., FoBcow.

GOL'DMJ' G.it.
d f tals of some nltro ajidj~aliigen deriva-
02 0 enzeno CiRaphthalone. Q VILQ .S.
r, Q
Ova T
ms ov
?Zhdmwv M~ W Umanskif, and V. I , ~U~t. Va.
12
M87o -PhY3.-Chem. Just., Aloscow~- Zhur.-Ti4. X711nt.
261-1 59-05cl _1hc 1.97l'icoronaphthalclic crys-
tallizes from hexane in the form of elongated transparent
plates, in. 37', d - MI. EaJi plate has a 110* ang1c be-
Orten the edges of rhombic prisms c10011 and tri[1001,
The unit cell has a - 11.5, 6 - 10.6, c - 7AX, d4x-ray) -
1.53; the space group C,', - P2,1C, 4 mols. per cell. it
.wa.s detd. that IhOll is present only when-I - 2n, and 1001
when k - 2n. Colorless crystals of 2,&-dichloro-l-nitro-
benzene (from cyclobexanc) have a11001, b1olo), c[0011,
kJ1011. It cr-ystallizes with 4 mols. in a nionoclinic cell
with a - SMY, 6 - 9.33, c - 14.2kX, 6 = 01 ', d. 1.40,
d.(x-ray) - 1.51, its space group CI* - P211 'm or C,' P21.
Monoclinic crystals of 2,4.6-tribremo-l-nitroberizene crys-
tallize from chloroform. The unit.cell has a - 9.3, h
12A, c - 9.8kX, fi - 127 ~20', it. - 2.46, d.(x-ray) -
and contains .1 formula units. It was estd. that thkil is
~risent only when * -f- I - 2n, JAC11 when A - N and
2n, and tile I OkO I is present only when k 2n. Tile
a 12, 1 Aa. The
crystal has space group ql, - , l/a or Q
bcnzopherione crystals from hexanc have well-defined faceti
of rhombic prisroq: a11001, b[0101. 4001). mill0l. d1iOll,
k[2011, and rhonibiedipyr-unid lillij. ItsunItcclIhasa -
8.0, b - 10.21, C - 12kX, d. (by flotation method) - 1. 1,
d.(x-ray) - 1.05: -1 mols. per cell with space group P4, =
P2t2l2l. The (001 is present wheu h = 2r: (MI when
k - 2n; 100ij only when I - 2n. Rlinnibic CrYSt.'113 Of
41,5-trinit roben ze tic have tho following dimen4loni of :1
unit rAt a - 12.9. b :- 27.0, c 0' Q.AA,, vrit'h 19 formula
--4LuL;_jli Cacb. The spacc group D,~r o The We".
_--colorcd neetilm of
I;t0f-I) gave complk-ated x-my diffmcdon probably "hill to
oAy!;ynth1.tir femnitInn." X-my sltjd~ of thesi
cryltals at - I to' eliminated the possibility of Interferences
due to thcrinal vibrations. Cryii-tall obtainol from other
solvents (e.g. AmClAc, ligroin, AcOll) gave, uhnilstr inter-
'Nrencis in x-ray diftgrarivi. Ctystn. from tile mixts. of
acetone with benzene or 013 tcluctic led to formation of
nerr compds., which Avre very unstable in the air. By
choosing planes without diffuse 3;Qts these investigators
were able to show that the unit mll of I has a - 26.3. h -
7.75, c - 5.5-4kX, and svhen d. - 1.64 there art! 4.mols. in a
cell. For such a cell the I AW I vins estd. to be present only
,t: h - 2-s, 10kil when A + I - 2n. On these bami the
-ipace grimp (an be assigned: DlR - Pmirpi or Q. m Pria2.
The x-ray study of 2A,A-ti InitrotoluerlL (11). vAth inter-
ferericcs analogoui to 1, Is In !iqigreement ivith 13. Hertel's
e"(Pts. (C.~[. 27, 5ni). Ily OloosIng only wit.11-defi tied dc.
ftartion patterm it wit po;'ib! it) let. that. t1he unit "It of
11 11"m I MON. with a - ~c- 4.2, c - 7.7 M and the
sp:lre gnxtp Q1, - Pl,hr cr C,1 - 2t. It is concluded that
In 11, as In 1, tin true rionx1inic crystals Lire formed.
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USSR/Physics - Dislocations Feb 52
"Translation of A. H. Cottrell's 'Theory of DJ.s.-
locations in Crystalline Lattice,"' by G. A. Goll-
der
"Uqpekh Fiz Nauk" 1101 XLVI, No 2, pp 179-230
Russian translation of English-language article.,
which appeared in "Progress in Metal Phys," edited
by B. Chalmer, 1949, P 77. Translation made under
editorship of Prof G. S. Zhdanov. Editor discus&as
differences in the following tech terms that are
otherwise synonyms: "Zatsepleniye" (meshing),
"dislokstsiya" (dislocation), "smeshcheuiye" flshift~
"stsepleniyell (gripping, cohesion).
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khinakheskoe hu-thenle perekbil litilo. (Butsian.) T. V. 1104141,
T. A. Dobrynina nd 'd :jzvottfin akadvoii nanit
at c na I ,
SSSR, OtMenie kh1n1-h111X~'!'1-N 1955, no. 4, july-Aull.,
p. 611-021.
Includes - grap%% tables, diagram. 29 ref.
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1. Inatitut obshchmy I neorganichnskoy kh!-.3ii imoni
N.S. Kurnakova Akademij nauk SSSR. Prectsta-71eno akademilcom
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A Radiographic Str,ict,ural Examination of 20-11&.6-.231A-3
1
Naphthazari.ne
in the elementary mesh conform the asB-umptiorl (reference 1)
that a center of synr~,etry exists in tile -.clec.Lle 01" 'he cryst~al:s
of the Ist modification. The introduction of an JrUier hydrogen
compound 0 . . . H-0 in the conjugated bond-syStBm must have cau=
sed an essential chan.-e of the n-electronic in-,eraction in the
whole molecule. This must, in retlirn, le-ad to a reii1stributinn
of the electronic dersity in the :71~olt,r:::I-o. A complete rad'ogral-l-,
0 P ic
analysis of the crystals of this !rio,lificatInr wa5 intereEt;rl~p
therefore. The lenstf:5 of the bonds betw-3en the atoms in the mo=
lecule were computed (II) from the atomi-c- coordinates computed
from (Okl)(table 2). The computations of the d~-31ances beLween
ti,.e atoms were carried out under tile' ass-impt-inn tir.at t~7e molerule
of the surface r. lies parallel. Tile an6l.e forned by the ~,cnd-li -re
C9 -Clo with the Y--axis ot' the mesh, i.:; ~oo.
between the carbon- and oxy~,en--atnns in various -,olec iles is 3,10
'he res:tltg of the radiorrap"hic.
~)r,~3enne of a cpn~er of sy~iuiietry Lri ti-~a Ist i(),. )f naphtha=
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AUTHORS, Kost, M. Ye., Goildi~r, G. A.
TITLE: The Crystal Structure and Density of Ccrr:Lum Hydrides (Kristal-
licheokaya struktura i plotnoot' 62.dri.d3v tserlya.)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, VDI 4, Nr 7,
pp 1488-1490 (USSR)
a con 'eH to C-H. were
ABSTRACT. Cerium hydrides aith , position of fron '~ 0.2 - 3
investigated. The trillydride was produc,~d in an apparatus de-
scribed in an earlier paper (Ref 5). The saai-pli!s poor -in
hydrogen were obtained by heating and by suckin-E off the
liberated hydroEen. The composition of the hyd.-ides wal de-,
termined by mea-siiring the hydroger, liber,.~ted ili a solution 'f
hydrochloric acid. The Debye powder pat-~erns xera_ recorded bl,-
means of the camera RKD. The values of the '1jjtt4CC
~ _ periods arE
given by table 1. 'JI, to the compooition CeHi., two cub i - ~tl
face-centered lattices exi3t, which correspond to the inatal Ce
and to the dihydrific-, The sample sho-eir, a phase in the
period 5-55 X. A further increase of thil hydroj.-.en content. leads
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...t CeE') if 'h,-- coal-
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The Crystal Structure and Denjit~ of Ceri-um Hydrides
po.qition CeH, is approache4, the i1r_a,) wideir-L, so Thai' exact
calculation cf the lattice Deriod 's renf~er-~d diffacui-. Bec;zlist?
of the Creat sensitivity of ceriUtr hy1r'.d.P_Fi to wattu-,
density was determined in -an (Fig 1), ir. which iron
was used as a pyknometric i3ubstanoe, and in whfch the vo. -ume
of the sample was determined on the basta of a %,,qriation of
pressure according to the Boyle .-Mariottal law. The den,,;ity of
the various hydrides is given by table 7. It di!,7~::cases up t':
the compound CeH after which it riaes Somewhat Up "C
2~ .1
Figure 2 gives a graphical comparioon of density Variations
with the X-ray pictures, the curvct of w'hich shows the presence
of two phases Onetallic cerium and Cell 2) up to -Oie compound CeH,,
The lines of the metallic Ce then vanish. The phase ;i--ith the
periods 5.645 - 5.61.2 ~~, which Was observed by V. C. Auphas-
gorho (Refs 3,4) could not be found. There ~tre 2 fit;urcs,
2 tables, and 8 referenceav 2 of -.1-hich oxe Sov~et.
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1958
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GO L I D-F~ ~ y G.A. (tranclator]; DUDAREV, V.Ya.[trntislatorl, SOLOV'YEV,
S.F. [translator]; ZMDAI~OV, G.S., red.; LULL,', S.I., red.;
BELEU, !,,.A., tekhn. red.
[Annihilation of positrons in solids] Annigiliatolia po-
zitro:.ov v tverdykii talakh; 91bornik statei. Noskmi, izd-vo
ino,str. 14--tv-ry, 196C. 228 (1-1-HI, 15:3)
,~ PositronX

RODE, T.V.; GOLIDER G A - ZACHATSKAYA, A.V.
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Interaction of oodium peroxide and iiodium with polium
bicRrbomto, Zhur. ncorg, Itim. 5 Mr'60.
(MITLA 14:6)
(Sodium yeroxide)
(Sodiujn superoxido)
(So,iiulu C~Lr",Onate )

MIRKIII 9Lev Iosifovich; Ul.'LkISK.IY , yaks. 9 Prof. . .-ed. ; GUTER, G.A. , red. ;
IWUROV, Ye,F,g red,; MURASPOVA, N,Ya.. tokhn, rs~j.; 7-,jjij~",FjjTA, T"J.,
teklm, red,
[Manual on X-ray diffraction anaiysls of plyci-jstalsl Spravochnik po
rentgenostx-akturnomu aralim polilcrist2llov, Pod red. IA.S.Umanskogo.
Moskva, Gos. izd-vo fiziko-rilatel,,~, lit-r:,', 1961. U-3 P. (lau 14: p)
(1-ray cr~,tall-!-,rapliy)

GOLIDERY G.,A,; ODRESS-6;~,L:EIKTOR, ~,V...:
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CHETKINA, L.A.; GOLIDER, G.A.; ZHDV4OV, 6.6.
X-ray diffraction study of dihalogen derivu-,ivea of anthraqui-
nones. Yristallografiia 6 no.4:628-629 Jl-Ag 161. (,IILRA 14:8)
1. Fiziko-kh:L-,ueheskiy institut imeni L.Ya.Karpova i l\bskovskiy
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