SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GALINKIN, B.YE. - GALISHEV, V.S.

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S/137/62/000/001/175/237
A006/A101
AUTHOR; Galinkin, B. Ye.
T=: Corrosion resistance of cast-iron sheets subjected to cold
deformation
PERIODICAL% Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 80, abstract 11564
(V sb. "Folucheniye izdeliy iz zhidk. met. s uskoren. kristallizatsi-
yey, Moscow - Kiyev, Mashgiz, 1961, 297 - 298)
TEXT: Corrosion resistance of cast-iron sheets increases with a higher
degree of deformation. At 25% deformation and recrystallization annealing the
corrosion resistance of the sheets increases by 4 times (as compared with non-
deformed sheets). Th4ls is explained by the smoothening of the sheet surface by
corr.'raction. A_f,.ir~her rise of the sheet deformation (up to 100%) does almost
not increase-its corrosion resistance, since already a~t 40% deformation the gra-
nular graphite becomes laminar. Thus, the optimum degree of deformation of cast-
iron sheets with subsequent, annealing, is 25%. There are 6 references.
[Abstractergs not-e: Complate translation] N. Yudina
Card 1/1

GALI I B .. kand.tekhn.naukj
YMA, I.Ye.
Promote building-up by the voaving-are method for reconditioning
worn-out parts. Masbinostroitell no.3:20-21 Mr 163.
11, (MM *34
(Electric welding)

GALINKIN,, Barin Yevgenly--vich; IOL;11,
REF -:-:rNlKOV, 1,1,S., red.
Rep,--Iving the partz, of lumbering machinev LT building up
and welding] Vosstanovlente detalel IeoozagotovAtel'nykh
mashin raplavkoi i svarko,-'. Mosk-va, Lasnftia promyshlen-
nost', 19L~. 84 P. 18;.3)

GAL-11HYll: li.ye .) kiln:l. tol(hn~riaijl. -, BEINDTPIP A. S, , I nz1h. ; KOZHEVIT I KOV, D. 1. IF
inzh.
Studying the surface roughness In the machining of compressed
wood. Der.prom. 14 no.la:7-9 N 165.
(MIRA 18:11)
1. Voronezhsk-iy lesotekhnicheskiy inst-Itiat.

GAI'---'." -:'. ~"'.
GaIinov, %. Z~ - "Equill-l-,r-lur oo-,i~ial-lcn~ fOr the t'-~P-ory ela.-~t~'-.!~y -`h fLarill
-L - . .-. I
' n tc the them 'iya
per-ruta'Vors, and their applicati, 11 -j of membramn", IZVe:3t-.
Kamns!:. fil-iLla (A!,..ad. nauk SSSR)l Seriya fiz.-matem. i tekhn. na-tik, Ins-e 1,
1948, p. 215-46, - Biblioi-: 13 items.
SO: U-3042, 31 March 53, (Letopis 'Zliurnal Inylch Statey, No. 8, l-)49:

2i~C,000 in a truc'- -,;Uhoul r.-,,3.'or 114-C -I , TI, -V-,, vinj !~ t , r,--,,a
~j
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I o=unal'no7o '~'riozial::tva 1--,,4~- 78- T - (52-2C4-47- )
K I I
TL27O.G25

qy,_Njt,jaure&t Stalinskoy premii; ROZEREERG, L.I., inzhener;
LA~Ik
APANAS#YZV, L.L., kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk, redaktor.
DIS-150 automobile] Avtomobill 215-150. Izd. 2-9, ispr. I dop.
Moskva Goo. usuchno-t*khn. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1952.
107 P.tKicrofilml (MA 7:6)
(Automobiles)

1. GALINOV, M.F.
2. ussR (6oo)
~4. Automobiles - Fuel Consumption
~. Saving fuel and materials in driving automobiles. Za ekon. mat. no. 5, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions., Library of Congress, Mtrch 1953, Unclassified

WBISGLASS. H..dr.; GALINOVIC-WEISGUSS, M.,dr.
Analysis of streptococal stralas Isolated during scarlet fever
epidemic in Zagreb from 1949-1952. 91g1jens. Deogr. 5 no.6:
369-377 1953.
1. Zavod as. mlkrobiologiju Nedicinelcog fakultets, I. Centralut
hig1jenski zavod. 24agreb.
(SCARLIT 15V , epidesiol.
Tucoel.)

MIDER. Zeljka, dr.; GALIHOVIC-WEIBGLASS, Maja, dr.
Syvtomatology arml bacteriology of children diarrhea amsed by
lacherichia colt. Lijeco vJes- 76 no.?-8:355-360 JuIY-Auc 54.
1. Is DeeJag odjela Bolnice dr. N.Stojanovica I Uktoriolool-,og odjela
Gradek higijanskog savoda u Zagrebu.
WARREBA, bactertol.
Be colt In ch1ld.)
(BSCMMtCHIA COLI, Infect.
diarrboa In child.)

GALINOVIC-WEISGIASS, Marija, Dr.
Specific serological ty-pes of Ischerichia colt in etiolog7
of enterocolitte in children; results of one year's research
in the city of Zagreb. Higijena. Beogr. 7 no.1-4-151-159 1955.
1. HI tjonski savod ID grada Zagreba.
I(I;OLITIS, In Inf. & child.
serologic specificity of 1. colt strains In enterocolitim
(Ser))
OISCHRRICRIA COLI. infect.
anterocolitte In child.,. serologic specificity of strains
(Ser))

,,--GALINOVIC-WEI69 .JKaxij~~,__Dr.; DROBNJAK, Predragp Dr.
Vaginal presence of fungi. Lijec vjes 82 no.12:961-968 160.
1. Iz Zavoda za mikrobiologiju i parazitologiju Skole narodnog
zdravlja "Andrija Staxpar* i Klinike za zenske bolesti i parade
Medicinskog fakulteta Sveucilista u Zagrebu
(VAGINA microbial)
(FUNGI)

TOMIC-KAROVIC, K.; BELIGEVIC, V.; GALINOVIG-WEISGLASS, M.; CEPULIC, P.;
LISICAK, S. . .......... -
Iactobacillus acidophilus and its role in the disappearance of
dysenterial bacilli. HigiJena 13 no.2:131-139 161..
(SHIGELIA) (IACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILIJS)

GALINOVIG-WEISGLASS_,__Ma _L MIMIGA, Milorad; 1U1JEVAC, 1vG
- ~_KU4
Aero-biological investigations iji Zabreb and on the Island of Rab.
A. Investigation on fungi. Rad.,med. fak. Z#Web. 10 no.1:25-38 162.
(AIR MICROBIOLOGY) (FUNGI)

TOMASEGOVIC, Z.; JANKOVIC, Z.; PETKOVIC, V.; STAMIC, M.; BETLHEIM, S.; BLAZEVIC,
D.; PERSIC, N.; WRING, S.; TEODOROVIC, B.; VRANCIC, J.; VCDOPIJA, I.;
ANTONIAZZO, Z.; CULIC, R.; Q_ALIN C-rWEIBGLA&S,, M.; FMWMOV~4~%*.
MRWITNAG, B.; KOEHLER-KUBELKA, N.; GEZNER, M.; KOHN, V.; TEKi4GIC, B.;
EMILI, H.; SMERDEL, S.; SOOS, E.; VUKSANOVIC, V.; JANJATOVIC, M.;
PERV-jSMQ,,rII*W GRUENWALD, P.; SKRABALO, Z.; CREPINKO, I.; HAUPTMANN,
E.; ViDAGEK, S.; HORVAT, A.; NIOCKAP 0.; IVANCEVIC, D.; PERGER, A.;
KRSNJAVI, B.; PRAZIC, M.; SALAJ, B.; SUBOTIG, R.; RADOSEVIC, Z.; MIR-
BACOKA, M.; HAHNY A.; MATKOVIC, B.; RAVONIC, M.
Reveiw of periodicals; medicine. Bul so Youg 9 no.4,15:145-147
Ag-O 164.

IVANOV K.Ye., doktor geogr. nauk, prof.; ROMANOV, V.V., kand. tekhn.
nauk; SIDORKINA, L.M.,, kand.geogr. nauk; SHRMI, N.M.p inzh.;
BAVINA, L.G.., inzh.; GALINOVSKAIA.,,._~.4, inzh.; KOZHINA, Z.M.,
red.; CHEPELKINA, L.A., re'd - 3 ILINAI M.K., red.; BRAYMNA,
M.I., tekhn. red.
[Hydrological calculation in the drainage of bogs and swampy
soils] Gidrologicheskie raschety pri osushenii bolot i zabolochen-
rorkh zemell. Pod red. K.E.Ivanova. Leningrad, Gidrometeoizdat,
1963. "7 P. -[Supplement no.9. Maps) Prilozhenie no.9. Karty.
(MIRA 16:12)
1. Leningrad. Gidrologicheskiy institut.
(Drainage)

IRO, E.L.; GAMNOVSKAYA, S.V.; KWIN, A.Ya.,- OBRAZTSOVA, V.I.
V,WW,WF^-A",A,4iO ftFVV~19,~j
Fertilizer In flower cultivation. biul.Glav.bot. sad& no.17:103-105
154. (MlU 8: 3 )
(Floriculture) Crertilixers and manures)

The co"UtuUm of b1droxyluMnina. Iluoitisma of the
dioxyl pouts. P. Glalmovulty, M, Mims. wid K, WN11
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Chemical Abst.
Vol. 48 No. 5
Mar. 10, 1954
Organic Chemistry
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PU IOUs

GALINOW.-II, J.; "WIS-OKINSKI, T.
. ............................................ '..,
Some remarks on the terminology of shafts for journal beprings. p.323.
NOF1-!ALIZACJA (Polski Komitet Norralizacyjny) Wnroz-awa
Vol. 23, no. 5, May 1955
So. East European Accessions Ust Vol. 5, No. 1 Jar.. 1951S

,~ALI-CY,J'SKI, J.
The damare of the reverse gear af the Star automobile. p. 160.
(I-IOTORNZACJA., Vol. 12, i'40- 6, June 1957, W'arszawa, Poland.)
SO: Monthly List of Last European Accessions (ELAL) Le. #o1. 6, No. 10, October 1957,Uncl,

POLAND
_pnd SAMET, Alfred;
KRYNSKI, Stefan; BECLA, Eugeniusz; G2AaLjINS_KjL_j4Aqa,;,
Regional Center for Typing of Staphylococci (Krajowy Osrodek Typowania
Gronkowcow) and Department of Microbiology of Medical College of the Academy
of Medicine (Zaklad Mikrobiologii Wydzialu Lekarskeigo AM) Gdansk.
"Strains of Staphylococcus aureus from the Area of the Cdansk Clinics and
Hospitals. 11
Warsaw, Medycyna Doswiadczalna i Mikrobiologia, Vol 18, No 1, 1966; pp 1-5.
Abstract rEnglish summary modified]: Analytical tabulation and discussion of
the sources of isolation of 1052 strains of coagulase-positive S. aureus.
Phage groups are reviewed, with discussion of causes for prevalence of
some pathogenic strains in specific environments around patients. Table,
diagram, 5 Polish including I unpuLlished and 6 Western references.
1/1

GALINOWSKIO J.
TECHNOIDGY
PERIODMAL: HECHANIK, VOL. At NO.7sJUIY 1958.
GALINOWSKIO J. High-frequency current applied to the babbitting of bearing linings. p. --I-
355.
Monthly Idst of Best Abropean Accessions (ZPAI) ID Vol. 89 No. 4
April# 19599 UnaLmso

GALINOWSKI, Jan., mgr inz.
Personality, role and tasks of the foreman in enterrvIven of
the machine building industry. Mechanik 35 no.12;679-680 D '629

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Disti-I 4E2c(j)AE3d
B romm, W-4-erhmim-0 1-blughthAAg-dicarbas lio.,
~icldY S. Galinomki and j1pst. arwn.
~.IWOI e 14 (19
--produklt-
d). rumytJ C" 14
o ronunate directly 1,1'.blohplithyl-8,81-dicuboxyl
acid (1), the latter is dissolved In PhNO~, IodineIOaf tbe:
~Tt. o is addtd, as a catalystj then Br In
I on mixt. kept, 2 hrs. a 1304 yields
14,4' ibromo
-1,11-himplith -881-dicar xyllt0
reatment of U ut 2 V9, (C. tg % f, 5
Ostresults In ring closurc and yields '4,1 b m
throu. et ACO

5/081/63/000/002/064/088
B162/BI02
AUTHORSt Ga inowski, Stanislaw, Swiatly, Stanislavr
TITLEi Obtaining I-amino-4-bromanthraquinone-2-sulfo-acid
..PERIODICALt -Reforativnyy zhurnal. Xhimlya, no. 2, 1963, 410, abstract
2N69 (Pol. patent 45480, Feb. 280 1962)
TEXTs I-aminoanthraquinone-2-sulfo-acid to brominated in the presence of
C 6H5NO 2' To save Br 2v 50% of its quantity may be substituted by 012 . For
instancV!, to a mixture of i part of 1-aminoanthraquinone with 10 parts of
C6H5!!P2.at 1400C, 0.6 part of HOSO 2Cl is added dropwise. The reaction mass
is ]RQPred out into 40 parts of water, a mixture of 0.36 part of Br 2 with
1,part of C 6 H5NO2in added dropwise at -100 C, and 0.16 part of 01 2 is intro-
cj!Ap*d. The acqueous layer is decanted and 2 parts of NaCl is added to it.
T~T, residue is filtered off and dried. 1.7 parts (-jlOO%) of 1~-amino-4-
1 br#~man-thraquinone-2-a ulfo -acid; is. obtadned- Lkbetracter"s sotat Complete
translation-3
Card I/I

A L
--IOLI'dv-D/Cul4'ivat.:)d -L1,,Ints, Fruits. D, -rriL;s, y
Abs Jour Ruf Zhur-Biol.t No 15, 1958, 68337
I,ut ho r lutarszyllo~.IS14A7 J.7 azilasi'm.?-11.
Inst Przybrod Nursery.
Title Tha Effect of Cover Ilants on the Freezing and
Further Growth of Soodlin,;s in a NUrsery.
Orig !~ub Roczn., nouk tolaiczyc~~ 1956, 1.7-,, No 3-1
65-77
I,b s t r.-tc tiIn 1953, in tho rrzybrod Niusary (Polwid), tho
followin,,; cover croDs verj soi-m betwocm thu
rows of" aan appl-- =,-' nuar nurso, b.:ians (Faba
vulgaris)) nmstar~ (Sinanis -nh-~cclii
(Phacolin t,-.n,-,.c,-,ti folia) nnd J nixturc of
pulse crops and barley. 111 cowir crops
wero loft uncut throur-h thci vintor, Aftor the
C ard 1/2

"I'LLT
k ~ RIEKA, Ye. F.
GALI 5KA, Ye. B. - "Data on the Study of Nutrition in Schoolchildren's
Homes of the Ceneral. Type Fo,,nd in the City of Moscow." Sub 26
Dec 52, First Moscow Order of Lenin Medical Iast. (Dissertation
for the Degree of Candidate in Medical Sciences).
SO: Vechernaya Mosk-ta January-December 1952

-'Is~ or Vol. 11, 1-~O. 1~'l -~A.

GALINSKA, Z.
Better methods of cooperation among designers. Blulet.~m Wzor.
P. 1
vol. 6, no. 93 Sept* 1955
SZKLO I CERAKIKA
Warszawa
SO: Monthly Listof East-European Accessions (EEAL), LC3 Vol. 5. no. 3
March 1956

GALINSKAJ, Z.
Remarks concerning stonewares exhibited at- the Leipzig Spring Fair
1961. Szklo 12 no.10:323-324 0 161.

AID P - 2951
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 1/35
Authors Freydin, V. I. and A. M. Galinskaya, EngB-
Title Adjusting the pulverized fuel system of boilers
Periodical Energetik, 5, 1-4, MY 1955
Abstract At one of the electric power stations burning culm, an
adjustment was made which effected considerable
economies in coal pulverizing. The authors describe
the measures adopted In the rebuilding and regulation
of the ball mills and present the results obtained In
tabulated form. Two tables, 2 drawings.
Institution None
Submitted No date

GALIESK&YA, G.
An Interesting discovery. Neftfunik 2 no.4:)4 Ap 157. (MM 10:5)
(Paleontology)

GALLISKAYA, L.Ya., student
Economic efficiency of using rod bolting in the Norillsk coal
mine. Nauch. trudy NGI no.1+3:57-62 162. (ML-I'A 16:9)
%Norillsk region-Mine roof bolting)

TIMOFEYEV, B.I., inzh.; SMIRNOV, B.G., inzh.; GALIKSKAYA, M.N., inzh.
Testing experimental equipment for the automatLc control of guides
in vertical mine shafts. Ugoll 1,0 no.12:58-59 D 165.
(MIRA 18:12)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatellskiy Institut gornoy
geomekhaniki i marksheyderskogo dela,

GAILINSKAYA, 1% S.; "Detenaination of the optimum times for flooding
spring and winter wheA based on physiologic;il. indicators."
Min Higher Education USSR. Odessa Agricultural Inst. Kiev,
1956. (Dissertations for the Degree of Doctor in Agricultural
scionce3).
SO: Knizhnays Letonis' No. 22, 1956

IOV-9NKO, N.G.; GALINSKAYA, U.S.
Moisture conditions of soils as related to new cultivation
practices. Trudy UkrNIGMI no.14.-46-55 '58. (141RA 12:5)
(Flowing) (Boil moisture)

MIYMYLOVA, N.I.; GALINSKAYA, M.S.
Method of forecasting the ha-sting time for suirar beets.
Trudy UKrNIWI no.22:55-56 161.- -Tihi 14: 6)
(Ukraine-Sugar beets-Harleating)

BEL'TIUKOVA, K.I. [Belltiukova, K.H.]; GALINSKAYA, M.S. [Halynslka, M.S.]
Effect of preplanting treatment of tomato seeds with arenarin
on the increase in plant resistance to Corynebacterium michi-
ganense, a causative agent of bacterial cancer. Hikrobiol. zhur.
27 no.2:48-52 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Institut viruso'Logii i mikxobiologii AN UkrSSR.

GALINSKI, Jan, mgr inz.
Economic advantages derived from the introduction of daylightLsaving
time in 1958 and 1959. Energetyka Pol 14 no.4:101-105 Ar) v6o.
(MU 9:10)
(Poland-- lVlight 3aving)
(Poland6-lndustrial management)

KH)GTSKI, Stefan: BOROWSKI, Jerzy; WROGM216KI, 1'1&rian; "11EMIRO, Aleksandra;
I
BECLA, Eugeniuszj G,,*tLI1,T3;U Janusz- SZDWSKAQ,~MOTI'21L~', Renata
Significance of air microbiology in the epidemiology of hospital
infections in a surgical clinic. Polski przegi. chir. 33 no.7/.?:
888-889 161. '-
1. Z Zakladu Rikrobiologii AM w Gdars1ku Kierownik: prof. dr S.Krynski
i:-,z II U11dki Chirurgicznej AM v Wansku Kierownik: prof. dr K.Debicki.
(AIR microbiol) (110SPITALS)
(SULIGF.RY OFMATmu; compi)

GALINSKI, Januszl S'.L'fiZALKOWSKA 110)Aria
.9
Evaluation of the usefulness of a selective medium with noomycin for
the isolation of Streptococei. Mad, dosw, mikrob. 14 no.3~233-238
162.
L Z Zakladu Mikrobiologil AM w Gdansku.
(STREPTOCOCCUS culture) (CULTURE MDIA)
(NEO,RYCIN)

j-~'
GALINSKI, K.
Quick method of detenxIning the kWdroxyl number. p. 258. (PLIZE24YSL ROLNY I
SPOZYWCZY, Vol. 8. N0& 7. July 1954, Warszaira, Poland)
SO- Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LO, Vol. 3, No, 1Z, Dee,
1954, Uncl.-

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N
j
7
:
j
77 t OA a

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J/ T , -
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- .
ire

tab ~Uvu I O lilt ptioifl'y
bla 4 o
imunj w1
Allb. c 141 di flifei to ~4 Il
ICA

't wid Jim), rvf4, i)jp~- 4

-w( it of d it col
with a W,"v hiid.tbe'~j A lifi
-
'
f
I
l g
o
E IS
t(chfln
AI
PO
o~,~
tneduA for tc!1614 ilia

soll .i. i 4 r d.w" j~vm
I --e
Ae
X~
!~
i.

A i ;I_ i

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_QALBI~~T, K
... - - r,
Sulfones obtained from kogasin by means of an iron catalyst. p. 126
PR7EML SPOZYWCZY. (Stowarzyszenie Naukcwo-Tecbniczne Inzynierow i Technikow
Przemyslu Spozywc%ego) Warszawa,, Poland
Vol.9, no.3, Mar. 1955
Monthly list of East European Accessions kFFAI) LC, Vol.9, no.1, Jan. 1960
Uncl.

POIAND/Chemlical Technology - Fats and Oils. Waxes. Soaps. H-25
Detergents. Flotation Agents.
Ab8 Jour : Ref Zhur - Khimiya, No 24, 1958, 83149
Author : Galinski, K;, Bojanowska, A.
Inst : Institute badavez.
Title : The Soaps with DDT, I. The Technology and Analysis of
Soaps Containing DDT. Disinfectant Properties of Soap
with DM.
Orig Pub : Prace inst. i lab badawcz. przem. rolno i SP02;YWCZ*j 1956,
6, No 2., 109-124, 125-135-
Abstract 1. A technological scheme is worked out for the prepa-
ration of a household soap (HSS) with a 5% DDT (I). The
chemical, physical chemical and insecticidal properties of
such soaps were studied. An analytical method was develo-
ped for determining the contunt of I in HS, the method
Card 1/3
- 26 -

'j,INSKI, Ryszard; SUCLOWSKI, lAch
_q~-
Output circuit of a high-power magnetron. Przegl elektroniki
4 no. 5/6: 323-328 My-Je 163.
1. Zjedno(;zenie Przemyslu Elektronicznego i Teletechnicznego,
Warszawa.

GUINSKI, Tadeusz
-- " M
Cnse of fibrinous bronchitis. Polski tygod. lek. 13 no.42sl63&1640
20 Got 58.
T. (Z I Kliniki Chorob WewnetrzyWch Akademil Mody.,znej W Lablinte;
kiermmik: prof. dr mod. N. Kedra) Adres: Lublin, u1. Biernacktogo
5 1 Klin. Chor. Wewn. A. N.
(IMONCHITIS, cane reports
fibrinous (Pol))

MESJASZ, Kazimierz, inz.; GALINSK.Ip Tioeuaz, inz.1 DZIUERK, FelikB
I
Joiniqj mill fans by common chari4l or mill'fen chambers with blast
air fan. Gosp paliw 11 Special issue no.(95):42-43 J& 163.
1. Elektrocisplownia, Zeran.

3hLz --tegi-stc-r, Gdansk.

ATROSHCHMKO, 7i'-EFIMO'i~~ Vo'
[Lytvy'n;~nko,, 1,1, '!"- ALEKSEYE7~ MI. ILA Lek25g~.~,.ev
GALINS.K11Y, A,G. fhll n04ryi., A.P.1
y i. I
tm~ pro.-(--os oV ~he prociiii.Jion of concen't-ated
nl-"r'Lr a~~id in an wl't~l -,,-~Taux rings, K'him.
From. [Uicr.] "o.3'.3-5-3) U`1-9 "63. (MRA 1-7:8"
I. Ybarkovsk--:y inst-itut tfor At-ros"l,:,henKo,
Yellmov, Lt-tvinenko~. 2. '-'.~i-hanak,y khimLcheskiy ~rjmbJnai
(Por Alekseyav, Galiask-.y).

ACC Nit, AP6031790 SOURCE CODE: UR/0064/66/000/007/0030/0040 -ZZ,
,AUTAHORi Atroshchenko, V. I.; Yefimov, V. T.; Litvinenko, I. X.; Alekseyev, V.'N.; I
;Y,utovoy, V. V.; Abrosimova, A. H.; Galinskiy. A. G.; Golius, L. M.
IORG: none
TITLZ: Film-type autocla"Jor the production of concentrated nitric acid
SOURCE: Khimicheskaya prmyshlennoatl, no. 7, 1966, 38-40
iTOPIC TAGS: nitric acid, nitrogen compound,' chemical engineering, chemical reactor,
Ichemical plant equipment
1ABSTRACT: A film-type autoclave (liquid reagents flow over the packinig in form of a
Ifilm) packed with aluminun coil coated with a fluorinate(t resin for production of con-
centrated nitric acid Is described and its advantages over the conventional flooded-
-type autoclave are pointed out. The schematic of the autoclave is shown in figure 1.
i
98.4% nitric acid was obtained In this film-type autoclave at 25 atm. N204:H20 ratio o
8.5-8.9, and.& contact time of 17 min. At 40 atm and N204:HZO W 8.1-8.7 and 17 min
contact time, the.acid concentration was equal to 90.7-99.2%. The oxygen consumption
close to the.stolchLometric &%aunt. It was found that the film-type autoclave is
W&ce as effective as the flood*d-typs autoclave and that it compared very favorably
from the standpoint of corrosion. Orige arto hass 4 figures, 2 forsulas.
CUM 1/2 Ms 461J65 t 66.623.7

IFIVT1, 'T IV; I 1~ ii, III! I vi 1 1 Ili I IRV
C NRs AP6031790
Fig. 1. 1-vesa*l; 2-.:shell; 3--coated
4-grid; 6--=w*utra-tivg
tub"
CODE: 1407/ SUBM DATE: none
Card 2/2-

GALINSKIY L.: KUZYffiYEV, L.student II kursa; VORONOV, F.I. dotsent, kand.
fiziko-matematicheskikh nauk
Investigating the heat conductivity of rocks in connection with
research on the thermal method of boring. Nauch. rab. stud.
GNSO HGI no.7-.61--68 1959. (MIRA 14:5)
(Boring)
(Rocks-Thermal properties

GALINSIM, L. (Halynslkyi, L.1
Visiting with my home town friend,, the astronaut. Znan. ta pratsia
no.3:15 Mr 163. (MIRA, 16:10)

ql~Y�KIY.
Evaluation of voltage quality and statistical method for calculating
energy losses in a line with distributed load. Izv. vys. ucheb.
zav.; energ. 6 no-5:8-15 Yq 163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Tomskly ordena Trudovogo, Kr&Bnogo Znameni politekhnicheskiy
institut imeni S.M.Kirova.
(Electric power distribution)

CHIZHYVSKIT, V., inzh.--oolkovnik; IVAITOV, P., inzh.-kapitan; GALINSKIY, V., inzh.
Light simulator. Voen. vest. 39 no.11:85-87 ff '59.
(MIRA 13:3)
(Shooting, Military)

CHIZHEVSKIY, V., inzh.-polkovnik; B.IRYU)COV, H., inzh.-podpolkovnik; GALINSKIT,
V., inzh.
Determining the exact site of a hit. Voen-vest. 39 no.4:82-87 Ap
16o. (HIW 14:2)
(Margate (Military science))

MAKIINOVSKIY, I., kand. sallskokhoz. nauk; GUZEYEV, G., nauchU-y sotrudnik;
J.; OCHERETENKO, le.; VOWINA, 'T.; MULLIN, S.;
,g~ALINSKIY A I
SAFIULLIN, M., aspirant; BARASYAN, A.
Use of toxic chemicals. Zashch. rast. ot vrod. 'L bol. 10
no.8~21-24 165. (KRA 18:11)
1. Sredneaziatskiy institut lesnogo khozyaystva, Tashkent (for
Makhnovs".,iy, Guzeyev). 2. Zaveduyushchiy Kabardino-Balkarskoy
toksikologicheskoy laboratorlyey, Nallchik (for Galinskfy).
3. ZavediWushchiy kafedroy zashchity rasteniy Kamenots-Podoll-
skogo sellskokhozyaystvennogo institata (for Ocheratenko).
4. Starshaya laborantka Kamenets-Poditskogo sel'skokhozyayatvennogo
instituta (for Volgina). 5. Nachalinik TatarBkoy siantsii zashohity
rasteniv (for Mullin). 6. Kasanakiy pedagogicheskly Inatitut (for
Safiul",in). 7. Zaveduyushchaya Irkutakoy toksikologicheakoy
laboratoriyey Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskago instituta
zashchity rasteniy, Irkutskaya eblas.1 (for Babasyan).

sOV/132-59-9-5/13
14(5)
AUTHORS;
I-, Agapchov, M-1-i Ag&fOUOVI
M
Utkim, I.L.. 10470V
I.
A:
V.G.,
TITLE. The Utilization of Small TUrbo-Drills for Core Drilling
PERIODICA.Lt Razvedka i okhrana nedr. 1959, Nr 9, pp 29-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: obtained from L.A.
According to experiment-I data
.
Shroyner, G.N. PakrGvskiY, A-A Mi in. and L.L. Fogar
skly, mechanical drilling speed increases with an in-
crease in the n=ber of rotations ot the drilling bit.
The outhors state that the numbez of rotations must
not exceed 3rjo-oW rotations per zinuta even with
ZIP types of drilling rigo, this limitation being duo
to the necessity or rotating the drive-Pipes together
with the drilling head. Thus the drilling producti-
vity could be increased only when turbo-drilla were
;
ot.te.
Used. in which case the drive-pip" a do not
The commercial drilling speed of turbo-drills is 1.8
tLmom higher them that of rotary drilling amA 5 '!=as
'
Card 113 -a
higher than with the Z37-1200A rig. The txzc of
turbo-drill T54-5 for structural drilling in Bantici-iya
increased the drilling speed 5 times. The ftuzb~.r
of breakdowns were also cut down. Por lnstamce, thr
breakdown coefficient in the treat Bashzapatn~fter:,z-
vodka (Bashzapalnefteracyodka Trust) decreased
4.78 to 1.28 In comparison with rotary drilling. The
astall-sized e_r1lIs -are not widely used for the core-
sample drilling, an only 287, of the core wan soti3-
fifctorily extracted, whom turbo cutters ETD3-5
(127 ms) or KTD3-5* Vero used. The probl.z As Latis-
factoz,117 solved, when the VITH developed a mew
TSChM-5w turbo-drill. 'his drill is provIded with s~-
cial bits with armored cutters made of a hard allc7.
The zr~vir (n) of sich cutters for each bi' uaz cal-
culat--' -ccordlag to the formula
Card 2/3 0
where Rhyd 'A the W-raclic load on the axis of the
turbo-drill. In kg -4 Co - permitted load far or
.0
cutter in kg. The RSChu-50 turbo-drill was tested on
the Svidzlltsk&Y& PlOshchad- treat& L'vovmeftegezra--
vodka (the Svidnitakaya Ploahchad' or the L'vovrefto-
gazrazvedka -rust) with the BU-40 and
the US-3 pump- With this drill, 5-0 to 60% of the
coroo xtracted at a speed or 3;,5,=/o-ur -her--
m,,;Ore o
as 20 t0 30% of the cores wore x racted with
the use Of drive-PiPa with the millinC-cutter hoad
SDX-Xr 8 and at a speed of 1.16 =/hour. It was a,
.so
foumd that the mention&d drilling bits cs~n be Used
for rock of UP to VII category of drillability. Z110
bits quickly vear out In border rocks ut a speed _,-
BOO-900 rotaticas per cillmute. There ure 2 t.blej,
2 diagraza and ~' :30viet referencen.
L=CCUIATICN. VITn
card 31'.

GALIOTOV, S.A., inzh. (Kharlkov)
Rheostat tests of diesel locomotives should bq,:~pd~formed
in the open air. Blek.i taPl-tlaga 3 no,q:45:':-8--"',,;5'9.
(MIIU 13:2
(Diesel locomotives--Testing)

--l-nnellia stidedzalne -,a !-Giloca ich
ll~-- 17-P.
Is-aWmwa. 5-orawozdaivia 4, 1949. Dodatok 6) (Ty-poss of typhl Im'd I Lha
1.0
aelpi pf bacL,-,rj,.o,)Aazcs cmd thel-4, biocllo-14cal,
SO: Eaot European Accessions List, -101 3, io 3,

I : 14; t' ~t! 3 Y ~ ViIll.
DRYtt, L.; GALIS, A.
~L;~~.7~~,)Otm,!Tr-"--),!-
Npidemiologic significance of typing of Salmonella typhi with ty-
phoid bactertophage anti-Vi. Med.doew.Mikrob. 2 no.2:274-279 1950.
(CLML 20:6)
1. Summary of the report given at 10th Congress of the Polish Mi-
crobiological and 31pidemiological Society held In Gdansk. Sept.
1949.(Wroclaw)

GALIS_MAL_-VCZYK, A.; ZWIERZ, C.
Treatment of experimental animals with typhoid bacteriophage anti-
Vi. Med.dosw.Mikrob. 2 no.2:257-259 1950. (CLML 20:6)
1. Summary of the report given at 10th Congress of the Polish Mi-
crobiological and Ilpidemiological Society held in Gdansk, Sept.
1949. (Wroclaw.)

GALIS44ALF.JGZYK, A.
Types of Salmonella typhi in Poland and their biochemical pro-
perties. Med.dosw.Mikrob. 2 no.2:259 1950. (CIRL 20:6)
1. Siramary of the report given at 10th Congress of the Polish
Microbiological and IkAdemiological Society held ia Gdansk, Sept,
1949. (Wroclaw.)

GALI S, A o
Bacteriophages. Pediat. polska 26 no.4:438-449 Apr 1951 (CLML 21:1)
1. Of the National Institute of Hygiene, Warsaw.

BRILL. J.;GALIS. A.
4t, ~-"
Studies on bacteriophages for Salsonelle, dublin in fee@& in cattle.
Ked. doew. mikrob., Wares. 4 no. 32317-318 1952. (GLML 23:3)
1. Summax7 of work progress presented at llth Gongres* of Polish
Kicrobiologiste held in Krakow Kay 1951. 2. Warsaw.

_ GAALIS A
,,.&,;LILL"ZT3ZKOVICZ, Io
.m~V
Iffect of bacteria on agglutinating capacity of orythrocytes.
Ned, do9w, SOTO., Wares, 4 no. 3:354-355 1952. (GLML 23:3)
1. Summary of work progress pres*nted at llth Cangres~ of Polish
Microbiologists hold In Krakow May 1951. 2. Warsaw.

GAIS, A.;N1KWIAROWSF:Iq S.;KOWAlSKI, E.
Synthesis and action of atrer.vtokinaae. Polaki tygod. lek. 8 no-36;
1244-1246 7 Sept 1953. (GLM1 25:4)
1. Of the Institute of Hematology (Director--A. Hausman, M.D.), Warsaw.

GALIS, An - BUJALSKA, Halina; SIFUMISKA. Daniels,
Bactericidal action of preserve& blood with albucid and rivanol.
Med.dosw.milcrob-7 no-3:287-298 1955.
1. Z pracowul baktoriologicsnej Izwtyfttu Howtologit.
(SULPANANIMS.
mdfacetwidis in preserved blood, bactericidal off.
of blood with sulfacetamide & rivanol)
(ACRIDINX WAS,
6.9-diamino-2-othozywridine lactate in preserved
blood. with oulfacotamide. bactericidal off. of blood)
(BLOOD BANKS,
preserved blood with rivanol & sulfacetamide, bacte-
ricidal off.)

r.XCERFTA MEDICA See 4 Vol 12/1 Fed. Micro. Jan 59
:391. THE VALUE OF TIIIOGLYCOLATE NIMUNT FOR STERILITY TESTS
OF STORED BLOOD AIN-f) BLOOD PRODUCTS - Warto.4e podloza z
tioglikolanem dla kontroh jalowoqvi krwi konserwowanci i produkt0w
krwiopochodnych - G a I i m-A. and Se ra f 16 sk a D, Z Pracowni Bakterlol.
Inst. liematol.. Wari~zmwa - MEM DOSW. MIKII01310L, 1957, 9/4 (425-4321
The growili of 52 strains tit Staphylorovet and 13 strainn, of Gram-negative Wrilli
was studied tit media with or without Na thioglyrolate. The growth of Sonic
Maphylm-oct-al strains was inhibited by Na thioglycolate. which suggests that these
media should not be used exclusively tit 8terility tests. Dublski - Zatirze.-Hokitillea
Pro (0 .)11 1
C
//o rri 4kfoi 6 9 i h/ ~vo ~-jxa w1 e,

c--- V
Cvtogory ! USSR/Solid Stnte Fhyricv. - Solid Stt%t,~. Thoury. G"inutric E-2
Orystcllogrrnhy
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur Fizika, No 3, 1957, No 61:88
Author :Scidov, Yu.t:.,-Qj-liqhuv, V.S.
Title :Concerning the roblor of IMwcnca for the interrction
Between the States of Two Bands in P Sinc-le-Electron Sch-mio
0
Orig Pub :Zh. eksperim. i teor. fiziki, l9r-6, 30, iio 4, 60R-700
Abstract Within the bond epproximetion, the results by N.N. Dogolyubov
have been generalized to include the cvse where excited states
are present. The following expression was derived for tho
self-energy of the electron
JW M4 W,j (k) +
+ V7 W +
A-) W,
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AUTHORS: Vonsovskiy, S.V., Cherepanov, V.I. and Galishev, S.
ili&T eorii
TITILE: On the theory of exciton absorption of _i3t;!-
eksitonnogo pogloshcheniya sveta).
PERIODICAL: "Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye'-' (Physics of Metals
and Metallurgy), Vol.IV, No.2, 1957, pp.205-211 (U.S.S.R.)
ABSTRACT: The theory of Frenkel as generalised by Galishev and
Vonsovskiy (1) is applied to the investigation of the
mechanism of the absorption of light in crystals. The
probability is calculated of a quantum transition of a
system of electrons from a ground state to an excited
state under the action of light. It is shown that the
optical properties of such a system at absolute zero of
bemperature are not fully analogous to the propertiez of
a system of isolated atoms. In the cases where exchange
effects and pair processes of excitation can be neglected,
the present theory reduces to Frenkells theory.
In accordance with refs. 1 and 6, a eryscal lattice with
"frozen" positive ions is considered in which non-
Card 1/3 uniformities in electron density are absent, and each
crystal node has a valency electron over the closed shells.
It is assumed that each such electron can be either in a
ground state or in an excited state. Spin characteristics

On the theory of exciton absorption of light. ozit.)
ja6-vvv
of electrons are not considered and the excitei 9-tTates
under consideration are taken to be non-degenerate.
The probability of transition of the system from a normal
to an excited state is shown to be given by
P'a (t) 2jyWo . t 0
h
where ~4(t) is the probability of absorption of a quantum
h-~ in time t,V, = (E, - Fjo)/h is the transition of
frequency, and W is given by (cf. Frenkel: Wave
Mechanics, Pt.II)o
JN_ ei
W0 A0 10'j) - a(O)
~Ic
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to be given by (cf. Seitz, E, Ref.2):
.~ --*,o 2
I~cr(V) 21ye 2n
Tim c 2ch -4 (n0Iol) a(0) .I (-,)l -1j)
There are 8 references, 6 of which are Slavic.

On the theory of exciton absorption of light. (Cont.)
SUBMITTED: October 30, 1956. 126.2-3/30
ASSOCIATION; Ural State University imeni A. M. Gorky;
Institute of Metal Physics, Ural Branch Ac.Sc., U.S.S.R.
(Ural'skiy Gosudarstvennyy Universitet imeni
A. M. Gor1kogo; InBtitUt Fiziki Metallov Urallskogo
Filiala AN SSSR).
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AUTHORS: Cherepanov, V. I. and Galishev, V. S. 126-5-3-21/3.1
TITILE The Ibcciton Theory of rIghTt7bsorption and Dispersion
(K toorli eksitonnoy dispersii i pogloshchenlya sveta)
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1957, Vol 5, Nr 3,
PP 547-8 (USSR)
JUSTRACT: A short note extending some calculations using Frenkel
excitons; instead of perturbation theory plus second
quantization, density matrices are used. Light
scattering and d1electric permittivities e can then be
calculated at the same time. Eq-(l) gives the dioper5ion
formula for the conductivity al eq.(2) the same for e
(*symbolism not explained; see previous paper (Ref.1)).
Card The formulae differ from Seitz's only in a frequency-
indeDendent factor.
There are 5 references, all of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskiy gosudarstvenn,-y7 universitet imeni
A. M. Gor1kogo (Ural State University imeni A. M.._q.0r,kiY)
SUBMITTED: March, 11, 1957
1. Light--Theory 2. Light--Absorption 3. Light--Scattering
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AUTHOR: GALIMV,V.S., OGIYEVETSKIX,V.I., ORLOVA.B. PA - 2285
TITIZ: _D_n_tKF-Th-eory- of the Multiple Scattering of -Rays. (Teoriya mno-
gokratnogo rasseywAya gamm&-luchey, Russian)
FERIODICAL: Uspekhl Fiz.Nauk, 1957, Vol 61, Nr 2, pp 161-i16 (U.S.S.R.)
Received: 4 / 1957 Reviewed: 5 / 1957
ABSTRACTt The present paper gives a systematical survey of the methods of the
theoretical investigation and computation of the multiple scattering
of ge- rays hitherto dealt with by various publications. The authors
here confine themselves on the investigation of -quanta with ener-
gies of from 0,05 to 10 MeV. The paper is arrang4id as follows:
I. Introduction.-The main processes of interaction of go-me radiation
with matter, the nx=ber of Vianta, intensity and the factor of increase.
II.The equation of radiation transfer: The equation of transfer and
the development of photon density according to LDGENM polynomials.
The energy spectrun and angular distribution of photons in an unlimit-
ed homogeneous medium.
III. The method of polynomial disintegration. Results and comparison
with the experiment: The bases of the method of polynomial develop-
ments, plane isotropic source, punctifonn isotropic source. Numerical
results and comparison with experiment:
IV. The approximetion of small angles: The energy sy2otrum of scattered
oma raaiation in great penetration depths: Introductory remarks: The
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On the Theory of Multiple Scattering of d- .-Rays. A - 2265
scattering angles. The solution of this transfer equation. The evolution
of angular distribution with increasing penetration depth. The state of
organic radiation equilibrium. The energy spectrum of gwma radiation
in large penetration depths in the approximation of small angles. Con-
sideration of angle deviations. Semi-asymptotio method by SIWCEL
V. Other methods of approximation for the comyutation of multiple scat-
tering,-, The MCNTE-CARLO method. Direct approximation methods. The
method of successive passage through thin layers.
By the methods of oomputation discussed here the general rules govem-
ing the propagation of gamma radiation in thick absorbers can be deter-
mined u0 the spatial dietribution and energy spectrm of the scattered
gw=a radiation can be computed with sufficient accuracy for all cases
occurring in practice. There follows a voluminous index of publio&tions
at the end of this survey. (34 i1lustrations and 4 t&bles)
AMOCIATICK: Not given
PRISERM BY:
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ARKHAROV, V.I.; GALISHYT, V.S.: KLOTSW, S.M.: TIMDFP-,TBV, A.N.
Feasibility of autoradiographic detection of nonuniform concentrations
of adsorption origin. Isal. po zharopr. splay. 3:296-302 1 58.
(MIRA M-11)
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AUTHORS: Galishev, V.S Orlov, A.N. and Silvarte, I.A.
TITLE: An Estimate of the Condit Necessary for the
Autoradiographic Detectioiilolvf Adsorptional
Irregularities in Concewtration
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, Vol 89 19,59, Nr
pp 61+1-647 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Arkharov et al (Ref 1) have disoussed the autoradiographic
method employing B-active isotopes'9 They have considered
a specimen in the form of a plane-papallel plate having a
thickness b in 4-he direction of the y ax-it-s-, and
infinite in the direction. of the x and z axes. A
part, of tile plane x=O, defined by the planes y=O and
y=b, forms an infinitely Ildn inter crys talli te zone on
which p-active atoms become adsorbed. It is then
necessary to calculatp the tslectron density F(r r) for
electrons having energy E. Betha et al (Ref 21 have
shown that if the condition- gi-ven by Eq (1) is satisfied,
then the determination of the function F~ wbich can be
Card found by solving a difftision equation, is particularly
1/1+ s impl e. In Eq (1)7 -X(E) Is, the mean free path of an
electron hzving energy E (Ref 3). Under this condition7

An Estimate of the %Conditions Necessary for the Autoradiographie
Detection of Adsorptiontil Irr e krulapi. ties in Concentration
the eler.!tron dqnsity emitted by the inter erys tallite zone
near the surfaoe of tLe specl-Men and at the distance x
from the zone, is given ~-y Eq ~2), where so is the
number of electrons emitted per unit area of the zone.
The ele(,Lrox) cl(nisity amit-ted txnif.-~rmly over the volume of
a grain by distrIouted sources, and measured at, the
surface of the spe-3imen,, is givan by Eq (3). where VC)
is the number of' electrons emitted per unit voltime cf the
grain. The zpectral density of the electron flux at
y=c and y--:b is given by Eq (4). Galishev et al
(Ref 3) have treated tho problem more 6xactly and
considered the systems Al+0.1%AgIlO and Gu+0,1% Sbl2l+.
They assumed that the concentration of the active
component in the inter(.-ryskallite xne is 10% and that
the criterion for the detec.tio:i of this zone is that the
difference between the blackening of the phot-ographic
plate due to the zone and the backgro-L~nd should be greater
Card t1han 0.1- (Eq 5). The blackening of' the photographic plate
2/1+ is proportional to the radiation dose D which is given
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photographic emulsion and cl(B) is the probability of
absorption of an electron with energy E during the
formation of the latent image. The present paper gives
a critical discussion of the criteria derived in the
above papers and takes into account the form of the
function n(x) and the dependence of c on energy.
A condition for optimum blackerung of t.1he photographic
plate is derived (Eq 13). If the function c(E) is
assumed to be linear (there are no experimental data to
contradict this) then the condition takeg the form. of
Eq (141). The integrals involved in this condition
have been computed by the autbor3 for electrons between
0.02 and 0.3,5 M'ev for alumipium, copper and lead, and
specimen thicknesses of 1u-4-, lu-1 and 10-2 em, The
Card results obtained are &u1nmarized in one figure and two
tables. There are c) r!--f.-rf,,nce3, of which 3 are
3/4 English and 6 are -O'ov'iet. t1K

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An Estimate of the Conditions Nocessrijy for the Autoradiographic
Detection of Adsorptoional Irregularitie5 in Concentration
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki mc-tallov AIT SISSR
LLn s
LLt,qte of Pqy~iq* rl _Aq~ of 3cionces
of the USSR)
SUBMITTED: July 28, 19 59
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AUTHORS: Galishev, V.S. and Shvarte, I.A.
TITLE: AutoradiographiT Detection of Adsorptional Concentra-
tion Irregularities in Alloys
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Urallskiy filial, Sverdlovsk.
Institut fiziki metallov. Trudy, no.22, 1959, PP-37-49
TEXT: A large number of papers have appeared on the non-
uniform distribution of alloy components in which the diatribution
van investigated by the autoradiographic method, using radioactive
tracers (A. Kohn, Ref.1; S. Z. Bokshteyn et al., Ref.2; M.Ye.Drits
et al*, Ref.3 and S. F. Yurlyev and B. 1. Bruk, Ref.4). In all
these papers the nonuniform distribution of the alloy components
was detected by introducing radioactive traces into the alloy or by
activating the alloy with subsequent autoradiographic recording
of the labelled component. V. I. Arkharov (Refs.5 and 6) working
at the Laboratoriya diffuzii Institutafimiki metallov AN SSSR
(Diffusion Laboratory of the Institute of Physics of Metals, AS USSR)
showed that equilibrium irregularities in the concentration of
dissolved impurities exist in alloys and are associated with
structural irregularities of the material. The formation of such
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concentration irregularities is due to the fact that the excess
energy of structural irregularities and, in particular, inter-
crystallite transition zones, in considerably reduced when these
irregularities are enriched with one of the components of the alloy.
This leads to the appearance of very small regions of modified
concentration (100 to 1000 A) and the change in the concentration
in these regions as compared with the average composition of the
alloy may bo of one or two orders of magnitude (V. I. Arkharov,
N. N. Skornyakov, Ref.7). The phenomenon of internal adsorption
has been investigated by V. 1. Arkharov (Ref.8) from the point of
view of the possibility of its autoradiographic detection. In the
present paper the problem is considered on the basis of the
following simplified model. The specimen under investigation is in
the form of a plane-parallel plate of finite thickness b in the
y direction and lying on the xz plane. The *~*ercrystallite zone
is assumed to lie on the x = 0 plane and othei4L-- intercrystallite
zones are taken to be sufficiently distant to be ignored. Moreover,
it is assumed that the concentration of the radioactive atoms in
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d
Ahe specimen as a whole was only a few tenths of a pertent, while
the concentration in the intercrystallite zone was of the order of
10%. The electron density F(x,y,z,,r) '~t a point (x,y,z) satisfies
the equation
F
A.F + S (x,y,z) b(T)
where S is the density of electrons emitted by'the available
sources and 6(T) in the Dirac 0-fun'ction. Sq.(l) is solired subject
to the boundary conditions
hF 0 (y AE + hF 0 (y b). (2)
ay ay
where the parameter h is a proportionality coefficient.. When
2
hb -*,< TT /2, the solution of Zq.(1) in quite simple (Arkharov, Ref.8):.
Moreover, if the electrons are emitted only by the intercrystaIlite':
Izone, which is looked upon.as a,,plane isotropic source or electrons
then on the surface of the specimen
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F(X. 0.
2A
-FAW - (4)
If the electrons art emitted by radioactive atoms, which are:
uniformly distributed in the specimen an a whole, then in the
absence of the ifttercrystallite zone one has for any x on the
surface of the specimen
V.
0 2h'T
FI(O,T) FI(b,T) exp (5)
b
The total electron density on the surface of the specimen is;then
given by the sum of the contributions represented
by Eqs.(4) and
(5). The ratio of the maximum electron density (at the point x=0)
to the "background" electron density is given by
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F(O b T) 0
(6)
FI(bL,T V
0 2-r
where S and v is.the number of electrons emitted by the
0
sources ppr secon3 in the intercrystallite zone and the specimen a
a wholet respectively. In Ref*8 only qualitative conclusions were
obtained about the intensity of the P-radiation on,the surface of
the specimen and, moreover, the magnitude of the coefficient, h ift:~
Eq.(2) was not estimated. In the present paper the coefficient h
is computed and an attempt is made to estimate the possibility of
detection of intercrystailite boundaries in some specific cases.
It is shown that the parameter h is inversely proporiibnal~to the.
mean free path and thus plays the role of an absorption coefficient:
for the electrons. It is a function of the energy of ttie
electrons and the properties of tite scattering material., In:
particular, it is shown that
h(E) ills)
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The theoretical values of h for electron energies between
0.051 MeV and 10.22 MeV are given in Table 1 for Al, Cu and Pb.
The calculated values of
h are based on data given by H.A.Bethe
'
et al. (Ref.9). A calculation is then carried out of the total
number of electrons leaving a unit area of the surface of the speci-
I
men per unit time due to the electrons emitted by the specimen
as a whole ("background") and the electrons emitted by the-inter-
crystallite zone. It is aisumed that the parameter h Is constant.4
The ratio of the latter two quantities at x 01 which is denoted
is then shown to be given by

(31)

where gi refers to the fraction of the electrons emitted by the
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irth line and h is the corresponding value of h (assumed
01
constant). The values of are then calculated for the following
two specific cases:
110
Case I. Specimen afla whole 99.9% Al + 0.1% AS intercrystallite
zone 90% Al + 10% Ag
124
Case 11. Specimen as p whole 99.6% cu o.4% Sb intercrystallitL_
zone 90% Cu + 10% SbI24.
It is shown that the parameter A can be used as a criterion for
deciding whether a particular irregularity can be detected. if
1.1-1.5, t
n a thin layer enriched with radioactive atoms can
be detected by%utoradiographtc method. However, the value of b
must be sufficiently small. For example, in the case of the Al-Ag
alloy, the thickness should be less than 10 p, while for the Cu-Sb
alloy it should be smaller still. The best results can be obtained
if the following points are observed: a) the specimen thickness
should be as small as possible, b) elements with low Z numbers
should be used,. c) P-particles employed should have as low an
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energy as possible and d) the regions of internal adsorption should
have as large dimensions as possible. Acknowledgments are
expressed to A. N. Orlov for his interest in this work.. There are
I figure, 5 tables and 19 references: 14 Soviet and 5 non7SOvict-
-1 Table 1
Scatter- Values of h(En cm
.,ing mat- Values of E 0 , Mev
rial 0.051 0.102 0.255 .511 1.02212. 515 15. DO ~10. 221
0
2 102
Al ii 16-103 3.68-lo 1 07: 12 7'10 '9.55 ~2.24 lo.9451 Q-27
CU !8:33-103 2.6 -103 7:05 102 1:91. 102 ~ 6. 7 - U-ioi6-3 i1.82'
1 _~! 1.p3
Pb 13.1 '104 9.25-103 2 .0 103 6.82-102 12.27-10. 5-~1-1011.83-ld 5.41
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AUTHORS: Orlov, A. ff., Galishev, V. S, Taluts, G.G. S07/20-126-5-17/019
TITLE: Calculation of the Multiple Scattering of Gamma Rays of the
Uranium and Thorium Series (Raschet mnogokratnogo rassejaiiiifa
gamma-luchey.semeystv urana i toriya)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR9 1959Y Vol 126, Nr 5, PP 975- - 97
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article presents several new methods and results of
calculation of multiple scattering of gamma rays (E >0..'
of the elements of the uranium and thorium series. The e-peri-
mental data utilized is mentioned in references 2-4 and listed
in table 1. The authors first investigated a point sourrq In
an unlimited.medium. The authors calculated the spectra of the
scattered radiation of a monochromatic point source in an ia-
finitely extended absorber (water, graphite, aluminum, iron)
by the polynomUl method (Ref 9) for the energies EoWO*5P 1-0P
1-33, 1-50, 2.0 and 2.6 Mev. By interpolation and superposition
of the scatteringspectra calculated, the distances por - 1, 2,
Cart'. 1/3 3, 5, 6, 10, 15t 20 Go denotes the absorption coefficient for