SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GORNYY, G.YA. - GOROBETS, A.M.

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Ukr. khi~'n, Wir 21/6, 761-762, Det~ 1955
Abutract. I't Was established experimentally that .3rops of an arkaloid Solution when
applied on a :filter paper impregnated with a Potassium it>doplatimte 5olu-
tion pro6ice ~L bluish violet (less frequently a brcwnish-red) spot of the
iodopLakinate alkaloid which cannoL be ol~':' with -,;.~ter. In contrast
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Per-iodilial 3 Ukr. zhuil 21/6, 763-765, Dee 1955
A. a trz 0 In crider' to e~q~. 4irm the correctness of the Froehde reaction (1866) the
author invesidgated the properties of various phenols under conditions
identical to the Froehde re~iction as well as the ~-_Ictions of Various re-
ducin.g agents with molybdic acid in the Tresence Of CMCEntrated sulfuric
aci-d,. It wan found tbat the Froehde re,-ction is cmnect.Ed -4th the Oxidation
of the phenols, -into certain colcred compounds ard not --ith the formation of
lybdjc~aci,~reductior products, Three referencr:s: 2 and 1 RwS2.
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41-Mm, G.YR.
Separating sDindium from sedimentar7 ores, coal asbes, and. certain
minerals for the purpose of its quantitative determination and
production. %x.khim. zhur. 23 no.6:792-798 '57. WMA 11:1)
l.Institut geologicheak:lkh nauk AN USSR.
(Scandium)

GONCHAROV, Stepan Valentinovich (Honcharov, S.V.I: _GMM, G. Ya. [Homli, H. IA.],
kand.khim.nauk, g1avW red.
[Synthetic mterials serving the people] Shtuchni m3terialy
na Bluzhbi liudyny. KYiv, 1959. 35 P. (Toverystvo dlia
poshyrennia politychnykh i naukovykh zaan' Ukrainslkoi RSR.
Ser.5, no,12) (MIRA 12:12)
(Ukraine--Synthetic products)

- OCHMIT G.Ya. (Hornyi, H.IA.]
Determination of the entry form of scandium in the cryatalline
lattice of zircons. Geol.zhur. 21 no,,5-.95-97 161.
(MA 14:10)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN USSR.
(Scandium) (Zircon crystals)

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AUTHOR; Gornyy, G. Ya.
9TAI'LE: quantitative determination of praseodymium in mixtures of
rare-earth metals
PERIODICAL: Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, v. 2B, no. 2, 1962, 238-241
TEXT': Tie possibility of a quantitative determination of Pr in the
presence of RE was studied. The method is based upon the formation of
higher pi-aseodymium oxides during calcination which separate in hydrochloric
solution iodine from KI. The iodine is then titrated with Na 2S2 03' Before
analysis, Ce and Tb must be removed by 'he Jodate and the sulfate methodt
reapectively. Theother RE are converted into oxalateB which are slightly
calcined, dissolved in HN03 (1:1), and the solution is then boiled down.
Calcination at 7000C (2 hrB) in air follows next. The calcined RE oxides
ILre mixed with KI and HC1 in a C02 stream, and the iodine liberated by
1-2 lirs' shaking in the dark is titrated. Higher praneodymium oxide
obtained with a Pr content of up to 10~6 is called PrO 21 with 11-6w" Pr it
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S/073 62/028/D02/004/006
C,tuantitative determination B101/B110
is Pr 0 , and with >60. (praseodymium preparations) it ia Pr There.
10 19 6011
are 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Inatitut geologichaskikh nauk AN USSR (Institute of
Geological Sciences AS UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: April 4, 1960
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S/073/62/028/003/003/004
B110/B101
Ya.
quantitative determination of terbium in mixtures of rare
earths of the yttrium subgroup
PE'RIC"Dicl.'": Ukrainskiy khimicheskiy zhurnal, v. 28, no. 3, 1962, 393-395
Torbium was determined quantitatively in a preparation consistin"If
06.66", terbium oxide with 0.04~lf calcium, iron, and copper oxides,
vvith jttrium, godolinium, and dysprosium oxides. Then 0.2 N KI
oolution was added to the weighed portion, and the mixture was dissolved
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S 0
V,":th -"-,C and titrated in the presence of amylum with 0.05 N Na2 2 3
solution. In agreement with literature data 5.15 ml 0.05 N Na-2 S203
solution was consumed. Standard nitrate solutions of terbium and yttrium,
,;:ere boiled down to moist salts, dissolved with B20 and precipitated with
saturated solution of oxalic acid. The precipitates were calcined (500 0c).
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S/073/62/028/003i'003/004
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In the oxide mixtures (mg): 2(Tb) + 98(y); 5(Tb) + 95(y); 10(Tb) + 90(Y);
2C%'Tb) + BO(Y), 1-90i 4.92; 9.50; 19.35% Tb 407P respectively, were
found by titration with 0.01 N Na 2S203* There is 1 table.
ASISOCIOIGN: inslu-itut Seologicheskikh nauk AN USSR (Institute of
Geological Sciences AS UkrSSR)
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GDRM, G.Ya
Quantitative determination of praseodymium In mixtures of rare
earth elements. Mix,kchimozhur. 28 no.2:238-241 -62.
(1,11RA 15:3)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN USSR.
(Praseodymium--Awaysia) (Rare earths--Analysis)

GCR M P G. Ya.
Quantitative determination of terbium in mixtures of rare
earth elements of the yttriura subgroup. Ukr. khim. zhur. 28
n0.3%393-395 162. (MIRA 15:3-0)
1. Institut geologichaskikh nauk AN UkrSSR.
Terbium--Analyais) (Rare earths)

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ATTIROM a Gorny*y, 0,,Ta,l Gavrilova, B, Fe.
TITLE$ DeterAiining total rare'ear;ths in,the presence of larger anounts of other
elements
BOURCEs Ukrainakiy khimicheekiy zhurnal, v. 29, no. 8, 1963, 859--863
TOPIC TAGS: oxalate oxalate precipitation, rare earth elements
XBBTRAC21 A new modification of the oxalate precipitation method was developed
for the quantitative removal of rare earths from lexge amounts of.cther elements,
with very little fflontamination by the lattere The Bolubilizing effect of the
oxalate complexe0of the admixed elements is removed by neutralizing the complexes
with CaCO Y A rechanism for the neutralizatiot is proposed* Orig. art. hass
2.tablea.
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Author Gornyy, N. B.
Title Secondary electron emission for the various facets of copper single-
crystals which are covered with single-crystal layer., of cuprous oxide
Periodit:al Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 26, Jan 1954
Abstracb lnveotigatcs the dependence of the coefficient of secondary electron
emission, delta., upon the energy of the primary electrons, V p , for three
faces of copper single-crystal (100), (110), and (111), which are covered
by o-inle-crystal layers Of Cu20, and also for polycrystal copper covered
by Cu20 films. Establishes that the curves 8 = f(Vp) differ but sli-ghtly
for investigated objects. Any difference is due to tl.e different values
of 'Ube work function.
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.A,uth('.)r Gornyy, N. B.
Title Investigating the energy distribution of secondary electrons from cop-
per single-crystals covered with single-crystal filias of cuprous oxide
Periodical Zhur. e1wD. i teor, fiz., 26, 327-336, Mar 1954
Abstract By the mo;,thod of retardin3 electrical field the aut'nor investigates the
energy distribution of truly secondary electrons frmn the faces of cop-
per single-crystal (100), (110) and (11-1), which have been covered with
single-crystal films of cuprous oxide and from polycrystalline copper
covered with polycrystalline film of cuprous oxide. For the poly-
crystalline specimen the author obtains distribution curves represent-
ing within the limits of errors of measurements smooth curves witl-I one
ordinau maximum without inflections. In the distribution curves for
the single-crystal specimens one can observe besides the main maximum.
Whe presence of inflections due to additional maxima. However, the
considerable errors peculiar to the applied method do not permit one to
consider completely proved the exisience of add4lional maxima. Than)-s
L.. 11-1. Ri~~hovich and A. MitLellman.
Institution : 1--ningrad Electrical Emripeering Institute of Communications
Sutmitted ; December 18, 1952

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USSR/Phy:j-4cs - Secondary electrons
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Author Gornyy, N. B.
Title Study of the energy distribution function of secondary electrons in a
copper single-crystal coated by single-crystal film, of cuprous oxide
using method of electric differentiating
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i. teor. fiz., 27, 171-179, Aug 1954
Abstract. An experimental study of distribution function of true SE!Condary electrons
according to energies for a copper single-crystal (III) face coated with
single -,crystal film of cuprous oxide with surfaceplane (III) and for poly-
crystalline copper with polycrystalline cuprous oxide coating was conducted
by electric differentiation method. Distribution curves of secondary
electrons according to energies of single crystal specimens exhibited be-
sides the main peak several additional peaks. Indebtedi to L. M. Rakhovich.
Twenty-three references including 12 foreign.
Institution : Leningrad Electrical Engineering Institute of Communication
Submitted : December 19, 1953

USSR/Fhysics Electron emission FD-G~,02
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Author Garnyy, N. B.
Title Nonelastic reflection of electrons f--om the surface of' cuprous oyid-.
Pc!rio(.ical Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 27, No 5 (11), 64o-651, Nov 11-54
Abstrtict An extension of the author's earlier -work on an investigation of the
ener,tZr distribution of truly secondary electrons from a single-crystal
surface of cuproua oxide (ibid., 27, 171, 1954), in which he establic-,hed
the presence of additional naxima, found due to the electrons of the
crystalline lattice that had received definite partions of energy from
the primary electrons. Here the author discusses the influence of so-
terti'Jaxy electrons P-n-. -1 Ta!tho(I fcr _iTl,~JAIS tL~' correctionr tc
c i-storti.on irtroduced by the variation of thr_~ tertiary el~_-ctrcn
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Author Gornyy., N. B.
Title Investigating the structure of the surface of cuprous oxide film
on the various facets of a copper single-crystal and determining
the contact potential difference between these surfaces
Periodical Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz., 29, No 6(12), Dec 1955., 8o8-816
Abstract An investigation,, by the method of diffraction of slow electrons,
of the structure of surfaces of cuprous oxide film which are formed
on the different facets of a copper single-crystal. It is estab-
lished that a single-crystal Cu2O film with plane (111) parallel to
the base is formed on the facets of a copper single-crystal (100)
and (111), and on the facet "1-10) there is also formed a single-
crystal CU20 film, but of less perfect crystalline stnLcture and
with a surface plane (110). Investigations of the contact poten-
tial difference by method of displacement of volt-ampere charac-
teristics showed that the Cu20 films on the facets of copper single-
crystal (100) and (111) possess identical vork function (0.2 volt),
and consequently also identical crystalline orientation. Cu2O film

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on copper facet (110) possesses large work function (C.~l volt), and
also of stronger absorption of residual gas molecules tian Cu2O
films on facets (100) and (111)) which indicates different proper-
ties (orientation) of Cu_.O film on Cu. facet (110) and Cu2O films on
Cu facets (100) and (1117. Twenty-two references.
Institution : Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute of Communications
Submitted : July 3, 1954

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AUTROR~ GORNYJ,N.B.
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TITLE"" The Investigation of the Angular Distribution of Secondary
Electrons Emitted from Cuprous Oxide and their Energy Distribu-
tio4.
PMODICAL turn.eksp;i teor.fis, J1, f~sc-3, 386-392 (1956)
Issued: 2 / 1956
The experimental order for these investigations consisted of a vacuum device
the spherical part of which, which is covered with aquadag in the inside and
which has a diameter of 110 mmq serves as a collector. The collector is sub-
divided into five spherical zones which are insulated among one: another. The
secondary electrons were able to impinge only upon the four upper zones, the
fifth zone comprising the entire lower half of the sphere. The electrode with
the emittor which is fitted in the center of the sphere, had the shape of a
cylinder of 20 mm diameter and 17 mm length. This electrode oontained a
bi',"ilar heating filament and a thermocouple for measuring temperature.
Teat results: A diagram shows the delay curves obtained with each zone and
with the 9 e collector at the energy V p - 400 MeV of the primary electrons
and at a temperature of 400 0 of the emittor. A second diagreja shows the curves
of the energy distribution of the electron, which was obtained by electric
differentiation at similar conditions. The shape of all these curves changes
considerably on transition from one zone to another. The shape of these curves

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is discussed in detail. The delay curves of the secondary electrons belong to
the zones from I to 4 are distorted by tertiary electrons. However, the afore-
mentioned apparatus contains also a further source of distortions. Thus, the
secondary electrons impinging between the separate zones upon glass are able
to charge the glass, and by this the field may be distorted at the collector.
A further diagram shows the curves of angular distribution. The distortions
caused by tertiary electrons neceasi*ate 'corrections which are discussed here.
Dincussion of test results: The corrected curves of angular distribution agree
be:it with the correspondingly selected rules (cos y and cos 9). If V k in-
creases, the distortion caused by tertiary electrons diminishes. Within the
domain of positive Vk the curves of the energy distribution of the secondary
electrons change for the following reasons: if Vk diminishes, the number of
tertiary electronB, after overcoming the resistance of the field, increases.
Besides, the number of tertiary electrons transferred from the other zones to
the given zone grows. The first-named reason increased and the second reduced
the values of the points on the corresponding curves. Nextj the causes of
distortions in the case of a negative Vk are mentioned.
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TITLE. Investigation of Characteristic Electron Energy Losses and
Secondary Electron Emission from GeO (Isaledovaniye kharakteri-
9 2
sticheskykh ter energii elektronov i vtorichnoy elektronnoy
emisaii GOO I
?EfaODICAL: Zhurnal 4Lsperim. i Teoret. Fiziki, 1957, Vol- 33, Nr 3, PP-
571-575 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The characteristic energy loss of electrons reflected by 2
germanium plates of the n- and p-type covered with GeO was
measured by means of the electric differentiation in tie spherical
capacitor. The corresponding characteristic energy loss spectra are
for both plate types well agreeing. The energy loss spectra for
GeO 2 and XoO2 which have an equal crystal lattice are similar to
each other. The differences in the spectra are due only to the
different lattice spacing. The secondary electron emission factor
of GeO2 is almost double as great than that of pure germanium.
There are 3 figures, I table and 7 Slavic references.
51J.BHITTYjD. March 1, 1957-
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A`MOR; Goruyyt W. B. 48-22-5-1/22
TITLE, Investigation of Discreet Electron Energy Losses in Mgq VgO,
SoO and Go (Issledovaniye diskretnykh poter' energii elektronov
T Mgt Kgo, 300 1 Go) Data of the VIIIth All-Union Gonference
on Cathode Blectronicap Leningrad, October 17 - 24, 1957
(Nat3rial.T VIII Vaesoy-uznogo soveahchaniya o katodnoy elek-
tronikej Leningrad, 17-24 oktyabrya 1957 9.
ISRIODICAL: Isvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSRSoriya Pi%ioheskuya, 1958,
Vol. 22t Nr 5t PP- 475 - 485 (USSR)
JXSTRACT: These losses were found in most recent times in the irradiation
of a number of substances (cuprous oxide /Refer:noel/, nickel-
and solybdoniza-targets /Reference 1/, Moo 2 (Ref rence 3/, G002
/Reference 4,J) by electrons of relatively low energies (ev loo
*V). A surve:r of publications (References 5 - 13) on the prob-
lem is given. The author investigated the losses of the re-
flooted electrons and the distribution of the true secondary
electrons of Mgt KgO, BeO and Ge accordlaWby means of the me-
thod of the electric differentiRtiOn (References 1304). On
Card 1/2 this occasion he came to-Ahe following conclusions: 1) The

Xnvestigation of Discreet Electron Energy Losses 46-22-5-1/22
in Mgt MgO, BeO and Go
parallel investigation of tile discreet .)n,:r,.-y losses in the
reflection of electrons with relatively low ent.,r-ies (-./ loo
ev) and of discreet groups of true secondary electrona (mg,
MgO, B90 and Ge) has shown that these losses are conditioned
by interzone transitions (mezhduzonnyye pere-khody Fl.), which
satisfy the formula (2)..
h2 ( n 2
W 8m d )
With increasing energy of the impinging electrons the proba-
bility of the discreet losses of hiGh energies increases. 2)
Discreet losses of the lowest energy values(fox Mg - 3eV,
for MgO - 5eV, for BeO - 4eV and for Ge - 2eV') were found,
which do not satisfy the formula (2). Apparently the excitation
of these discreet losses is caused by an other mechanism. Fi-
nally the discussion on this abstract is summarized, in which
took part A. 1. Piratnitakiy, N. 3). Morgulis, 1. 11. Bronshteyn,
L. N. Dobretsov and the author. There are 8 figures, 8 tables
And 28 references, 7 of which are Soviet.
1. Electrons.--Energy 2, flagnesium--Electrical PrCPerties 3. Ma-riesitim
~;L-_rd 2/ 2 oxides--Electrical pr~;perties 4. Berium o).ideo-Electrical properties
5. Germanium--Eleotricai properties

AUTHOR: Gornyy, 11. B. SCUNI"'-35-1-41159
"C
TITLE: The Discrete EnerGy Losses of Electrons in Soli6 Bodies and
the Yield of Secondary Electrons (Diskretnyve poteri energii
0.
elektronov v tverdykh telakh i vyr'.-hod vtorichn,ykh elektronov)
PERIODICAL: Zhurral eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1958,
Vol. 35, Nr 1, : pp. 281 - 287 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author first mentions several earlier papers dealing
with this subject. It is interesting to compare the values
of the discrete energy losses V 1) - Vk with the values
of the work function (ratota vykhoda) el-Oand with the
maximum value of the coefficient(i 0.0 1
I the second emission.
Max
A table demonstrates schematically the discrete energy
losses of the inciding electrons and the value ofr_- T - The
discrete energy losses were measured in the author's
laboratory. The last column of this table gives the values
Of Emax for the same minerals for which the discrete energy
losses were obtained. According to the results of this
Card 1/3 table, the substances investi,gated may be subdivided into

The Discrete Energy Losses of Electrons in Solid SOV/56-7)5-1-41/59
Bodies and the Yield of Secondary Electrons
3 groups: 1) The substances for which all the values
of the discrete losses are higher than eP have a high
yield of secondary electrons. To these substan3es there
belong MgO, CaO, BaO, NaCl, and M. 2) The substances
for which the most intensive discrete enerjy losses are
lower than ef have a low yield of secondary electrors
(Ge and MOO 2). An intermediary group of substances
at the same time,have discrete losses with energy val-ties
higher and lo,~,.,er than eT. This group corresponds mainly
to low values of V . The secondary electrons, which
are generated withiR the substances, can lose their
energy by excitation of the electrons of the valence
zone only if their energy is not less thar. tl-,e minimum
energy of the discrete losses. Transitions between the zones
play an important part in th,2 secondary emi:3sion of
'une insuiators and semiconductors; they deperid mainly
on the quantity S . There are 1 fit;ure and 9 references,
Card 2/13 7 of which are Soviet.

59
The DiScrete Bner.,;y Lon-coo. of 'Electrons in Sol--'Ld 1) , ~, C, - -l+ -
35
Bodies and the Yi-eld of Secondary Electrons
ASSOCIALTION: Lenin~;rudskiy elektrotel-h-nicheskiy institut slryazi
(Leninc;r--J Elec+--oteel-Inical Ins'~itute of C ~,::.i:nmicat ion s)
SUBElITTED: Yarch 8, 1958
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, 1960, No. 8, P. 269, # 20699
AUTHORS: _=~.B-Reytsakas, A.Yu.
TITLE: Pulse CompensaUng Circuit for Investigation of Secondary Electron
Emission om Semiconductors and Dielectrics
~r II Y\
PERIODICAL: - Tr. Leningr, elektrotekhn. in-ta avyazi, 1959, No. I pp. 7)-8~
IM: To lower the error in the determination of the coefficient dof the
secondary electron emission from dielectrics a pulse compensating circuit is
developed, which allows the simultaneous measurement of the primary and secondary
electron currents. The circuit presented makes it possible to mezusure at 6 - I
E ondary elec_
and 6< 1. The measurement results are presented (the yield of et.
trons and the delay curves) obtained with the given circuit for the three com-
pounds: MD02, BeO, MgO. The sensitivity of the circuit and the error in the
measurements are estimated.
Author's summary
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the original Bussian
abstract.
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1, U T H 0 IR' Go BO ScIr/5 !:-"7-2-!z /.'J
xilIaL. 11 .... -
TITLE: Discrete Energy Losses of Electrons ard the Secondazy Rnissicn
of MO
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fizikj.# 1959,
Vol 379 Nr 2(8)t PP 340-348 (US SI-0
ABSTRILOT: As shown by numerous earlier paper& (Refs 1, 3,. '~-8) EffiortlY
mentioned here, the author dealt with these problems alreRdy in
detail. Several particular features concerning the interrelation
between the discrete electron energy losses and the crystal
structure of the investigated substances are desoribed; an
investigation of these conditions in substances similar to MgO
and having the same crystal structure appears to be of interest,
and therefore CdO was chosen as an object for this purpose. The
sample usad was a round OdO plate of 0#5 mm thickness ( made
available by V. P. Zhuze) which was prepared in a here described
manner. L description of the vacuum device (3.,Io-7torr) is to be
found in reference 8. Figure 1 shows 4 diagrams: the distribution
curves of the inelastically reflected electrons at V P (energy of
Card 1/3 the inciding electrons)= 30, 50, 100 and 145 v at 2500C;

Discrete EnerGy Losses of Electrons and the S07/56-37-2-:1/56
Secondary Dnission of CdO
all curves show peaks which are characteristic of discrete
enero losses. A table shows values of discrete energy losses of
electrons reflected on CdO. Secondary electron emission was
investigated on the same device. Pigure 2 shows the energy
distribution curves of the real secondary electrons at 2500C
and Vp = 30P 50, 100 v; figure 3 shows the depondence of the
coefficient of a secondary emission on VP at 20 and 400OC-
At V1) = 500 v C[max is about 1.25- is, howe,rer, only to a
very loyr degree dependent upon Vp. Figure 4a shows the delay
curves at VP = 150 and 500 v at 4000C, and ffCurc 4b shows 'he
energy distribution curves of the secondary electrons, obtained
by numerical differentiation of tho delay curves. The two
distribution curves practically coincide, zari zjo do th-c values
of the most probable electron energies. These experimentally
found facts are discussed in the follovd-no. Ii. aac~ found that
the spectra of the two face-centered oubic cryctals CdO and 11CO
are actually similar, the differences are due to the difference
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S07/556-37-2_7 /56
Discrete Energy Losses of Electrons and the
5econdary Emission of CdO
of CdO, which have discrete energies, are produced by a single
type of mechanism yielding those discrete eloctron energy losses.
The small magnitude of CLx confirms the already previously
made assumption conceriiing the dependence of 0~ on the ratio
MUX
between the minimiun of the discrete energy losses and the
elootron work function. The author finally tharl-cu, !it MO
K-ozlovskiy and A. G. Podgayskiy for their help in connection
with measurements. There are 4 figures, 1 table, and 15
references, 12 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy elektrotelchn:'L-cheskiy institut svya2:i (Lenin,:;rad
Electrical Enaineering Institute for Communica~ians)
SUBMITTED. February 14, 1959
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201DO
AUTHOR
TITLEt
PERIODICAL:
mil 1119~ )1111
20778
S/!81/61/003/003/003/030
]3t02/'B2!4
Gornyy 0 14. B..
Mechanism of discreet energy losses of electrens in germanium
Fizika tverdogo tela, V. 3, no. 3, 1961, 698-7-.10
TEXT: The experimentally determined distribution curves of' the energy of
electrons scattered in germanium were given in an earlier papEr (Ref. 1.-
:9. B. Gornyy, izv. AN SSSR, ser. fiz. 22, 475, 1958). The prE!sent paper
gives an analysis of these curves, the object being to obtain exact values
of the discreet energy losses on scattering. The experimental. curves were
taken for a germanium layer obtained by evaporation ih a VaCUUM. These
curves are shown in a figure for different energies V of the incident elec-
p
t2rons. The energ. e discreet losses (V -Vk) are
y values of the peaks of th p
given in a table in volts. Except in one base, the peak energy is in good
agreement with the formula: W = h~ h +k +1 which is ;alie. "or a cubio Ge
8M 2
lattice. In this formula, h' is Planck's constant, hki the Mdller indices
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20778
Mechanism of
S/181/61/003/OC13/003/030
B102/B214
(last row of the table), a the Ge lattice constant, and m the electron mass.
The formula was obtained on the assumption that the incident. electron imparts
its energy to an electron of the lattice to transfer it to a. so-oalled
quasi-steady state. The W values in ev are given in the last but one row
of the table. The value V P-Vk- 16 v is not in agreement %idth the formula.
This energy corresponds to the plasma-oscillation energy WP. h' 41rn'e 2) 112,
IF, (' .
where n' is the concentration of the valence electrons, P_ the charge, and m
the mass of an electron. In another case, the peak of discreet losses
(V -V,-1-2 v) can be described by neither of the two formulas, Two peculi.-
P 1,
arities of this peak are to be observed, which distinguish '-t from the other
cases: 1) In this case, the peak intensity does not decrea~3e with increas-
ing Vp but increases markedly; 2) The discreet energy losses Ancrease sys-
tematically with increasing V p(from 1v to 2v on raising V D from "0 to 140v);
the other peaks Bhow no systematic dependence on V p, This ineans that this
peak has an origin entirely different from that of all the ot'.rier peaks, for
example, the production of an electron-hole pair (that is, transfer of an
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Mechanism of ...
20778
S/181/61/003/003/003/030
B102/B214
electron from the valence band to the conduction band), The value V P-Vk-1v
is very close to the value of the forbidden band width of Ge '0.76 ey), A
study of the optical constants for germanium in the quantum energy range
1-10ev showed that the absorption coefficient has maxima at quantum energies
of 2.5 and 4.4 ev which lie near the first two peaks at 2 and 4.6 ev. Thus,
three mechanisms of energy loss of electrons in germanium can be distin-
guished: 1) electron-hole pair production, 2) excitation of lattice elec-
trons to higher states, and 3) plasma oscillations. There are I figure,
1 table, and 5 references:' 2 Soviet-bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bloc,
ASSOCIATION- Leningradskiy Elektrotekhnicheskiy institut svy4azi im. M. A.
Bonch-Bruyevicha (Leningrad Eleotrotechnical InStitute of
Communications imeni M. A. Bonch-Bruyevich)
SUB14ITTED: January 18, 1960
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L JH7~_()"' r'-r(j, All
ACC NR,A1603B56B
AU7110T: GorjWyp 14. B.
:ORG: Leningrad Electr
Djening-radskiy eleK.-ro
JITLE:
.SOURCE:
%TOPIC TAGS: plas~non,
.resonance absorption,
ISOUTICE CODE: UR/0181j045/008,1006/1939/1942
J
secondary electron emission, photoeffect, excited electron state,
plasma wave absorption
'ABS MICT: Since the hitherto prevalent point of view that the photoeffect and second-
~ary emission are connected with a single-electron excitation mechanism does not explainj
,many experimental data, the author points out on the basis of experimental data that an,
iap.preci 11o e role is played by collective (plasmon) oscillations of the interacting
elect-i - in these phenomenao Since experiments on Al, P1gy, Ag, and other substances
have confirmed the fact that a plasmon can experience decay and emit a photon, and the
inverse process has also been observed, the author proposes that the plAsmon energyy
-produced upon resonant absorption of light, can be transferred aft-cr the plasmon decay
!to conduction electrons. If the electron acquires enough energy, it can leave the
Isolid and photoemission can thus occur. Similarly, resonant absorption of electrons
i
~by a solid should lead to the occurrence ot plasmons, which decay and transfer thei
;energy to secondary-emission electrons. Experimentally observed peaks of this nature..
Plasmon photoeffect and secondary electron emission
Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 8, no. 6, 1966, 1_939-1942

L 388 0-66
k6f-NRI Ar-6018569-
gathered from a large nmber of publ-inhed papers, and connected with pbxsmon phenamenap
are presented for Al, Ag, Ge, and NaCl. The energy balance of these processer, is
briefly discussed. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CGDE: 2D/ SUBM DATE: 2ODec65/ ORIG REF: OOB/ Oni REF: 015
Card 2/2

--,-GOIUNYII V.
The club and its active memb( rs. Vuen. znar.. 41 no.4:3' ftp 165.
(IIIHM 18:3)

usSR / Farm Animals. Cattle. Q-2
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Biol.) No 14, 1958, Nc, 6"41
Author : Vishnyalov, N. K.; Gorobchenko, M. F.
Inst : Not given
Title Inheritance of Butterfat Productiveness and Other Milk.
Properties in Siberian Simmenthal Crossbreads
Orig Pub Zhivotnovodstvo, 1957, No- 8, 65-69
Abstract According to the data provided by a qualitative evaluation
of the Siberian-Simmenthal crossbreeds of the 1-h. generations
in the sovkhozes and kolkhoz breeding farms of the Altay
Kray, the crossbreeds obtained by an "absorption" crossing
surpassed the crossbreeds produced by a "reproduction" cros-
sing, in relation to milk yield, yearly butterfat production,
=d'li,~c weight, but they yielded in regard to the fat con-
tent of the milk. The conclusion is drawn that a change from
"absorption" crossing to "reproduction" crossing imder con-
ditions of the Altay Kray is unfounded.
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GO'BOPCHRIT40. M.F.
Butter fat production of cowa. Agrobiologila no.4:134-135
Jl-Ag '58. (M:IRA 11:9)
1. Altayakly naucbno-iseledovatellskiy institut gallskogo
kbozyaystva.
(Butterfat)

-GOROBGHENKO, O.P. (Horobehenko, O.P.J; SUKHOBRUS, S.V.
Duration of fertilizers' action. Nauka i zhyttia 11 no. 4:40 Ap 161.
(IIIRk 14:5)
(Fbrtilizers and manures)

SAI,',OYWV, B.N.; SKLYAREVSKIY, V.V.; GOROBGHEITKO, V.D.; - -
STEPANOV, Yep.
Asymetry of the beta radiation from Cc 60 nuclei pol?.rized in
a cobalt-iron alloy. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 40 zio.6:1871-
1874 Je `61. (MIPJ, 114-:8)
(Beta rays)
(Cobalt-Isotopes)
(Cobalt-Iron alloys)

3/056/61/041/006/018/054
B102/B138
AUTHOR~;: Samoylov, B. N., Sklyarevskiy, V. V.,.Gorobchexiko,-V. D.
TITLE; Deterwin-.;.tion of the sign of the local magnetic) field on
nuclei of gold dissolved in iron or nickel
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal akeperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, V., 419
no. 6(12)t 1961, 1783-1786 1.
TEXT: In a previous paper (Ref. 2: ZhETF, _40, 1871, 1961) the authors
have reported on-a.method of determining the magnitude and sign of a local
ffagnetic field from the asymmetry in angular distribution of the
,'x-radiation of polarizod nuclei. Theoret -ical_problem are dis6useed first.
~Ihe asimmetry, which is defined as 111(0) where N 0 denotes
the isotropic count, is given'by
(4);
31s + 2 )~rtj X/p p p.H. I
I + (X/P)i w k F,
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A
S/05 61/04 1 /0061/0-18/054
Determinationof the sign of the local ... B102YBI3'8
~i 2
p = Y, W_1 is the electron momentumt A and p are parameters, linear
combinations of the nuclear matrix elements as defined by LIvri-;a-Morita
(.?hya. Rev. 109, 2046, 1958), Pq is the nuclear magnetic moment' and HO
the local field. The experimental arrangement has been described in Ref.
2. After activation by thermal neutrons the specimens, containing
-0- W) by weight gold and - 1V6 by weight iron and nickel, respec tively, were
ailnealed at -10000C for 2-3 hr. Fi was plotted as a funciion of 1/T and
after oorrections had been incorporated,.it was found from the gradient of
Vae straight lines that: .-(6.9+0-3).-lO-3T-1 for gold in iron and
-(1.6+0-1)-10-3T-1 for,gold in nickel. With Eq. (4) the following
was found
--- i + WO 101, Oe. (A)
(6,2 �0 Oe; Hn (1J �0.07'),-/,+?
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S/056/61/041 0 ~'6 0 1 E:' /04
Determination of the Sign of tile local B102/B138
for sold in iron and grold in nickel, respectivoi%-
value A/4 =1-1+0-7 (Phys . Rev. 116 , 7613 , 1,00"J) t-_- 10c;F1 f i :,Id
R 0 - 1 1 ,e
,q z -1 .0- 10 oe is cal culated f or iron and i_, I n - 1~ ii ~ .~i t
mEasurements by the -authors (ZhETF, 38, 359, 1960). Ir nickel it i-,
~~- 1 . 8 - 1 O)oe , whi cn is 9.6 t ime s less, but in bot h ca ses it i s J.n 1. he op.,.os
direction to the domain field. This could eitlier be attributed I.o tile
contact field of the inner s-shells electrons or to contact interactioil
~,.,ith polarized electrons. The latter, however, is ii-I contr~A:I.CtiOrl wit-!!
r;~sults by Ye. I'
. Kondorskiy (ZhETF, 40, 361, 1961)~ The author!z
Ye. K~ Zavoyskiy, L. V. Groshev, Ya. A. Smorodinskiy. D, P. G:~echuir.-.,_n,
F. 1--aretskiy, Yu. MI. Kagan and L. D. Puzikov for discussio;..ls -nd 0. Y~
Chilashvili, V. Ni. Agureyev, N. V. Razzhivin, I. B_ FJlippov, Ye-
Yukovich, V. A. Drozdov and V. D. Sheffer for assistance, TnEre are 2
figurts and 6 references; 4 Soviet and 4 non-Soviet. The foal, most recent
r,3ferences to English-language publications read as follows, B,
S=mlov et al. 'Proc. VII Int. Conf, Low Temp. ?"nysics, Toronto, IC960, p
111; L, D. Roberts, J. 0. Thomson, BuLl. AmQr. i'hyij. ".oc., 6, 25:), 1961;
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i
S/056/0 1 104 1 /006/0 16,'0')4'
DEterMination of the sign of the local - B1 02/Bi 38
D~ A. Goodings, V, Heine. Phys. Rev. Lett., 5, 370, 1960; A. J Freeman.
R. E. 71atson. Phys. Rev. Lett., 5, 498, 196o.
SUBMITTED: JulY 17, 1961
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sAmomov, D. ji., 7. V. r:-`
"71- vlCm of Ilirs locrLI rl,Ati , ;, ' o: ~ !~: C' ~ ~,'. ." !.-!
irc,7i wid nichel"
report to be sulmitted for tb~ 8th IntS. Cunif. cn L~,,) 1.)y.-.ic3 (rul:~P)
borldon, EnE;Iand, 16-2;~ re-,r,6"

cz ~.
,,'pjj7,,rp,. YE. P., an~::
G4)RGBC1R;NKO,-Y-,-D-, LUJU-SHEVICH, !- "I SAMMOV, B- N-, - ~ I
-- SHIN, K. P. ,
SnD~ ~,VSKfY, V- V-, PJIE
"Uns-c)lit Absorpil-ion line of D.V16-1 of Natu----Il 1-10th in DY203 a, t = 5COOC, "
report -oresented at the 3rd Intl. Conf. on the Mossbauer Effectl Cornell Univ-Y
liew York, 4-7 sep 63

KBILY .ITz', P,r-, vO;?VTLI'LSYN,, N.S.; SVOBCDIN, Ye.N.,
ShliROTBOVII, H.G., STF.RELYUKHIN, "1.A.,
MOd'91 Of & (;Ystem for automat,' ng scientific experiments in carrying
a-
out tuchnologloal rese ~ch. Vych. sist. no.8t27.-31 163.
(MIRA 17,-12)

GOROBCHUK, V.M.; SEMIKIN, V.L.
- 4j6
Reducing output-signal pulsations of the E-2D converted,, in the
EAUS system. Avtom. i prib. no.4t68-70 O-D 163. "(MIRA-16:12)
1. Lisichanskly filial Instituta avtomatiki Donetskogo soveta
narodnogo khozyaystva.

B-) X 7 w' t14L n
Mi..~~;. ind. SSSR
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Allru 19/
)A, Uncl.
52

1. GORBATOV, V.: GOROBEZ~.L A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Packing House Products
7. Producing canned Itstewed meat" in no. 14 cans.
Miss. Ind. SSSR, 23 no. 6, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March, 1953.
Unclassified,

GOOBSTS, A.. inshener.
Now technical charts for cutting tin plates. Xias.Ind..'0,S2R 25 no.2:
34-37 154. (MA 7:5)
1. Direktor konservuogo savoda Man-Udenskogo, oyasokombinfita.
(Canning industry)

GOROBETS,A.
,
lt~ , ~. - ..
5tructural defects of the OZIK" Inbeling macnine. MiRsAnd. SSSR
26 no.4:9-11 155. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Direktor kouservnogo zavodn Ulan-Udenskogo myRsokombimata
(16-tbeling mchines)

GOROEZTS. A.
Improving the semiautomatic %&chbe for soldering ne.14 can$.
Rias.ind.SSSR 26 no.5:17-21 '55. wak 9.2)
1,
I.Dirsktor kwaserwasgo saroda Ulan-Udonsksgs swasokesserynoge
kenibinsta.
(Solder and soldering) (Ulan-Ude-Canning industry)

Grig, or I yevich;
XALITH, Nikolay TrofimDvich; KOGAN, Naum
Borieovas~ SOKOXIN, N.N.. iazhener, redaktor; BOBROVA, Ye.ff.. ta-
t -
'k G Mes"Ey redakt or
[Maintenance of railroad tracks in sections with elactrit: traction.
automatic blocking, and electric switch centralization] Soderzhanie
puti no uchasItkakh a alektricheBkot tiagot. avtoblokirovkoi i elektri-
chaskol t9entralizataii strielok; opyt puteitsev SvardlovBkol dorogi.
Moskva, Goa. transp. zhel-dor. izd-vo, 1957. 63 p. (MIRA 10:4)
(Railroads ,Track)

- GCROBETS A.D.
.
I
Effect of certain factors on the degree of accumulation of lactic
acid in Meath Yopr.pit. 17 no.1:93-94 Ja-F '58. (MIRA 11:4)
1, Iz kDfedry voterinarno-sanitarnoy ekspertizy (zav. -- prof. 1.S.
Zagayevskiy) Belotserkovskogo sellskokhozyaystvennogo Instituta.
(MEAT-AIIALYSIS) (IACTIC, ACID)

GOROBETS, A. D., Cand. Vet Sci -- (diss) "Effect of the
conditi-on of large borned cattle on the degree of of
L'
cogeri in the muscles and the preservation perdod of the, Bjelaya
Tserkov', 1960. 16 pp; (Ministry of Agricuiture Ukrair;-.,La,,l SER, Belo-
tserkovskiy Ar_ricultural Inst); 100 copies; price riot (riven; (KL,
17-60, 1-05) --

GOROBETSV A.D.
Effect of various factors on the glycogen and lactic acid
content o? beef. Vop. pit. 18 no. 6.63-64 v-D 159. (MIRA 14:2)
1. 1z kafedry veterinarno-sanitarnoy ekspertizy i patologicheskoy
anatomii (zav. - prof. I.S. Zagayevskiy) Belotserkovskogo
sellskokhozyaystvennogo instituta.
(BEEF) .(GLYGOGEN) (LACTIC ACID)

GOROBSTS, A.G.
Producing ribbed pipes. StanA instr. 25 no.4:31-32 Ap 154. (MlaA 7:6)
(Pipe)

SDIAAIIOV E.V.p gornyy inzh*~'; GOOBETS A.K., gornyy inzh.
I . - -- - ' -- ----- ---
Ventilation arrangements in stopes where the met-hcd of top slicing
is used# Gor.zhur. no.3:30-33 Mr 161. (MDA 140)
1. Nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy gornorudnyy institut, Frivoy Rog.
(Krivoy Rog Badn-Mine ventilztion)

0010BETS A*X 9 inzh.j KOVSHULYA, F.A., inzh.; SOLGALOVp E.V.9 j.nzh.;
9W
~~~ 11-KOV, B. M. , inzh.
~~Usolts of testing new sprayers. Bezop.truda v prom A, nco.6.-10-12
Je 160.
L Immosbekiy nauclino-ioBledovatellokiy insti-tut plmorudnoy
FVE"Monvow.
(Spraying and dusting equipment-Testing)

KCWSHULYA, F.A., In7h.; TORWVNIKOV, inzh.; SHARUN, V-G-, inzh.;
GOROBEIS, A.K., inzh.
Systems of the ventilation and the improvement of thE!ir designing.
(YJRA 14*8)
Bezop. tnida v prom. 5 no.8:25-18 Ag '(I.
1. Krivorozhskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut frornorudnoy
promyshlennosti.
(Mine ventilation)

SOMUOVP E.V., gornyy imzh.; GOROBETIS, 1-Y-:, gcrm7vy inzh,,; BOKLUT, V.G~,
gornyy inzh,
1. Study of the. proce-IT7,es of crc,.aticwp, dicitribution, =E c-Lrrying
out oj~ dust subsequent to th-~ datonatim of ~:n ov!,rhmd charge.
Gor. 2hur. r)c-,3;6--,,-69 Mr t62, (I'll-RA 15L7)
ius~,itut, M.-Ivoy Rog.
QriTrov Rog Basin-14diae dustO (Blastli~g)

BOKLANJ V.G., inzlj.; GOROPl,,TS, A.K., nzh.
Improving the working organization of the underground transportation
in mines. Bezop.truda v prom. 7 no.7:10-11 Jl 163. (MLTIA 16:9)
1. Krivorozb5kiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy imtitut gornorudnoy pro-
inyshleimosti.
(Krivoy Rog Basin-Mine haulage-Safety ineasures)

GORYSHINI, N.I.; GOROBETS, A.M.
Vertic-al model of a gradient "polythermostat" with five chambers.
Vest. LGU 17 no.15:124-126 162. (MIPA 15-8)
(Physiological apparatus) (Thermostat)

4. To:-mtoes Province.
7. Influence, of j(~,,lit4.-I
na ry
ollination of thr cl-ostrtr on
111!"'.-I 7.1-Cle-9 01, in Leninf-.rnw V-cst. Lc-n. Ur. 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,'rebru&27 -1953. Unclassified.

19. K.t ll-ofC.'llwr; RZOIRAMOVA, kc:mdldat ""vjk,
starshiy nziuchn~,ry sotruinik; G. do!-tor
nauk., dotsent; DMsl7-L7V3'-M, A.S., kandidat biolo-ic-l-~,es",cilh
dotsent; SHTEEYNH~Z', D. M., dob'tor biologicheskilch naulc; A. G.
aspirant; 1. Y., inladshiy nauchi%yy sotrudnik; ZFE"KE)
L. N-, doktor biologicheskikh nauk, professor; ITATDV, V. S., student
V kursa; XOMOV, V. Ye. kandilat biologiGheskikh nauk starshiy
z)auchnyy sotrudnik; KAIRTASn,17, A. I., kwididat biologicheskikh nauk,
starshiy naxichnyy sotrudnik; NIMENZO, A. A., starshiy nauchnyy so-
t.-udnik; VASILE73KAYA, V. K., doktor biologicheskikh nauk, dotsent;
RY-UMIN, A. V., kandidat biologichaskikh nauk; NAUMOV, D. V., ,andidat
biologidheskikh nauk, mladshiy nauchnyy sotradnik; KH~.'-ZATSKIIY!L. 1.
kandidat biologicheskikh nauk, dotsent; GOaOBE-rS, A. M., kanlidat
biologicheskikh nauk-,"' star shiy natichnyy V. S.
assistent; GEIBILISKIY., N. L., doktbrbiolo-icheslUkh nauk, professor;
AL:,XSANDaGV, A. D., professor; KOLODYA-1-HIM, V. !.; 'TUIBIN, N. V.; ZAVAD-
Slay, K. 11.
Z-Theory of species ani the formation of si-,eciels. Vest. Len. un. 9
no. 10:43-92 0 154/ OUITIA 8: 7)
1. Chlen-korresj:onrlent Akademii nauk SSSI (for ShIslikin, Aleksandrov)
(Continued on next card)
L

1%
SHIW.,:D,'. B. K., professor; R01IMMMA, 1-11. G., kandidat bioloE:~c~eskilkh naL~,,
star5hiy naychnyy sotrulnilk, and others.
7. Vest. Len. un. 9
fTheory of species and the formation of' species
no. 10:43-92 0 154. (laRA 8: 7)
2. Leningradskiy gosudarstvenW universitet (for 3hishlcin. Romankova,
Markov, Ipatov, Rozlovj, Kartashev, Godlevskiy, Gerbillskiy, Alek-sandrov)
3. Zoologicheskly institut Akademii nauk 3SSR (for Shteynberg, Naumov)
4. Ka.fedra entolaologii Leningradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta
(for Damilevskiy). 5. Kaf.-,dra darvinizma Leningr--Idskogo gosularstvennogo
Universitete (for Lomagin, q2r.2b~es~. . Kafedra ge otaniki Leningrad-
skogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta (for Nitsenko). 7. Kafedra botaniki
Leningradakogo gosudarstyennogo universiteta (for Vasilovskaya). 8. Ka-
fedra zoologii pozvonochrly1ch Leningradskogo gosudarsthennogo universi-
teta (for Khozatskiy). 9. Leningradskoye otdeleniye Vscsoy-uzoogo in-
stituta uclobreniy, aarol-ochvovedeniya i agrotekhniki (for Se.U I-Bek-man)
10. Institut eksperimentallnoy Meditsiny Akaderdi :~ieditsinsldkh nauk
S3M (for Zhinkin)
(Ori -in of sle(;iC3)

GOROB31TS, A,H.
On tho controversial problems of DarwiniErm ("%BCUH3i0IL on the problem
of species and species formation"; Uchenys capisi of the Tomsk
University no.27 1956. Reviewed by A.M. Gorobets),. Tost. IGU 12
no,3;:L38-142 157,' (MIRA 11:5)
(Origin of species)

GOROBETS, A.M.
Discussing the problem of intraspecIfic biological, differentiation
at the 13th scientific sesoion of Leningrad Univernitye Nauch.
dok-1.vys.ahkoIy;bioI.nauki no-3:190-192 '58. (HIRL 11:12)
(VARUTION (BIOLOGT))
I

GOROBETS, A.M,; kand. biol. nauk
.,
0WORSO Life expectancy of tomto pollen. Dok-l. Ak-ad. sel'L'rlr,!I. 23 no-1:11-15
'58. (MIRA 11:5)
l.Leningradakiy ordena Lenina gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni
A.A. Zhdanova. Predstavleno akademikom D.S. Brezhnerrm.
(Tomatoes) (Pollen)

- GOROBETS, A.M.
.... .... .. ~ .- .. -- -1., 1. -1 ...
Scientific jubilee sessioncbvoted to the one-hunderdth anniverearY
of the publication of 0. Darvin's "Origin of specieii.' Vest. LOU 15
no.9:143-146 160. (MIn 13:4)
(NTOLUTION)

GOROBKIS A.M.
Effect of the pcwition of fruit on the plant on the quality of seeds
in tomatoes, Vest LGU 15 no.21:5-11 160. (14DA 14:4)
(Tomatoes) (Seed production)
I

NOVIKOV , Ivan Ivanovich; qQR_QEM-j-A.Y1, p kand. biolog. nauk, r)aucbnyy
red-- VOROBIYEV, G.S., red. izd-va; GURDZHIYEVA, A.M., tekhn.
red *
[Is everyting expedient in living nature?]Vse Ii tselesoobraz-
no v zhivoi prirode. Leningrad, Vses. ob-vo PO raSpr. polit. i
nauchn. znanii RSFSR, 1961. 59 p. (HIRA 15:12)
(ZOOIOU~Bcology)

ZAVADSKIT., K. M.; PGR99~~,-A.-Y.; IKHODIKOV, L. Ye.; KRAKEINAY L. N.
Some raoults of the studY on the popu:La+,ionB of higher plants.
Trudy PBI no.19*-17-34 162. (MIRA 16. 1)
1. Iaboratoriya evolyutaii populyatsiy Petergofakogo
biologicheakogo instituta.
(Plant populations)

G 0 IR,) J - ) A . I f, 4 ; F ' ~" 11-07,1=Yi. I L. V.
Ini'l,u(, I-eviconve &b.l.) i t.y and sus(.:(,pt ibi I I ty to j,hyt ophtorp- of
tomato hybrid fruits iii Lhe yetir of crossing. Vest ILU 19 no.
9:52-58 164. (MIRA 17:7)

- .' ~ i ' - I i!; I":
..." I P, -1. _i . ,
:"%ra_'n.' 1:~n
,tudy of 11-
Pn- 1-n I ni~ry
ill Lpnin.-rad Prov.'1nr_,t:,. bio_.
nau](i no.4:1~0-182 165, (M-', " 18;10)
2. Rekomendnvana labcorutw.lyw~_i nuojl:f~jj_ i e,,!oj3q_1ts:jj
1101-1.11yatf.'y Dlcdclgriche.,Ac~:o in.-tituta
1f.!njngrvdt3'kogo im. A.A,,,',hdarmva.

ACC NRI SOURCE CODE'. U;1/0325/~)5/0130/"~lr~11/018ri/lo:L82
AUTHOHi rsbedetd 1,; CbereppnvV04 No F*q GorobatiLx
kay!L L :1
ORO* how,"
TITLE: Pralir"Inory ukudy of the Phytophthorn 1nfetAting) Ooo Mary strain
on tomatobs oonditions
SOURCE4
0. Naucbnyye dokludy vyasbey sb3roly. BiolovichesIrly nauki,
noo 4, 1965j, 180-182
TOPIC TAGS: bortlculture,, plant disease, funEus plant parasite
ABSTRACT: Thia.investiggation in 1963 of the resistance of' oifferent
varioties of tomato p1ants to Pbytopbtbora Infestans included a
determination of lbbe strains of the LqnZu.Wollected frcm the to-matoes
at the experimental plots of the Leningrad Universjtj Q.Q2ovjcu1---
Juitli-In. Only nt:~aln 4 and Po 1e strain 0 as deternin ad according
to the $hick scole. bj munns of plant different-intors) vere isolated
Card

ACC NR, AP6005101 J
from, '911 six varietiea of tomatoes. Strainz 1 and 1.3 were observed in
2 instances., but in no case 'were aggressive strains with a 3 or 4 scale
ra.ting observed. Thl i -was explaine
Is -; by the favorable growing season in
1963. Further studies~ may expose a greater veriety.of fungus strains
infesting tomatoes, P~rig% art, has: I table,
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE! 120et64/ ORfG REP: 001/ OTH REF: 003
2/2JAa,

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HORS: Aflintsev, K. K. , Gorobeto, 171., 1"'Isatkill, V. P.,
Konda'rova, E. S.-
TITLE: Dosin,ctric Characteristics of tI.- Ccuposite Fiscion Fra,-::,.e.,-,ts
L>
of Uranium (Dozimetricheakiye kharakteristiki, ariesi oskolkov
deleniYa urana)
YERIODICAL:. Atonnaya Energiya, 1958, Vol. 4, Nr 5,
PP 461 - 464 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The dosimetric characteristics are determined. by computation
aii(I nre compared vith tho nvailablo oxporimental datzi. Vain
ill rellubod. F1,01TI tho d111,'!.rwn!ilfItiQf0
the III-11tizif; vallica can be ta~*'C:.I:
I. Total activity of the uranium fission Prz7-!n-ents:
a) t 0(ra-diation time) 6o d
r (cooling time) 2o d -26o C/'kW
Cvrd 1/3 t4oo d ~ a C/1-al

act
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Dosimetric Characteristics of the Composite Fission FraoLnents 6f Uranium
b) t - 100 d
2o d 300 C/I:w
4oo d 11 C/kW
~
C) to . 15o d
.Z ~ 2o d 360 C/kW
4oo d 19 C/kW
II. y-equivalent of the mixture of uraniu-.i fission fraj-ments:
a) t 6o d
t2o d ---040 g radium equiva-
I
~ent/k`ff
400 d 0 0 1 i- rnadiu:n equiva-
lent/a
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Doninctrip ChiLraivtor~ot~co oftbe Compalts vinnion Frnt"'t.,lonto of urallium
SUDMITTED: September 5, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congrese
lo.7Umlsm fftp=tm--A&ajysls 2. Tramim-Fissicm;
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