SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LEKSIN, G.A. - LEKTORSKIY, D.N.

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Blastic and quasielastic scattering of 660 Nev protons on denterons.
Zhnr. ekep. i teor. fiz. 32 no.3:445-452 Mr '57. (MLRA lOrIl)
1. Ob"yedinennyy instit-at vadernykh issledovanly.
(Protons--Scattering) (Deuterons',

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AUTTOR: Leksin, G.A., Kumekin, Yu.P. 56-5-11/46
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TITLE: On the Elastic Backward Scattering of 660 MeV Protons on the
Carbon Nucleus Seen as a Whole (Ob uprugom rasseyanii nazad pro-
tonov s ener*ey 660 MeV yadrom ugleroda kak tselym)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim. i Teoret.Fiziki, 1957, Vol- 33, Nr 5,
pp. 1147-1149 (USSR)
ABSIR=!: A carbon target is irradiated by the internal pxx)ton ray of the
synohrooyclotron. The protons scattered within the domain of
r- 1800 are deflected by the magnet of the accolerator and then
go over into an analyzation. electromagnet. After passing through
a collimator of a length of 4 m they impinge upon the registration
telescope.
Summing up the results obtained by measurements it may be said
that the lower limit of the elastic backward scattering cross
section (p-C reaotion) does not exceed
3-10-33 2,
cm /sterad. With the same probability no scattered protons
were found -athin the domain of from 660 MeV to 350 MeV-
The mechanism of ejection of fragments containing from
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56-5-11/46
On the Elastic Backward Scattering of 660 MeV Protons on the Carbon Nucleus
Seen as a Whole
8 to 12 nucleons differs from the quasielastic scattering by the
corresponding frapents in the interior of the nucleus. There are
I figure and 8 references, 5 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: United Nuclear Research Institute (CFb*yedinennyy institut yademykh
issledovaniy)
SMMITTED,.- June 1, 1957
AVAMABLE; Library of Congress
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B006/B07O
AUTHO.RS: Bayukov, Yu. D., Leksin, G. A.
TITLE: The Possibility of Using Nuclear eactions to Obtain Data
on nn Interactionj~
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentalfnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 36, No. 6, pp. 1907 - 1908
TEXT. Nuclear processes are considered in which transferred momenta are
small also for large energies, and from whose theoretical interpretation
it is possible to obtain data on nn, nK~ and KK interactions7 as is shown
here. This is shown for the process where a pion is produced by a pion.
Use is made of the formula of Chew and Low which gives the relationship
between the cross section for this process and the nn interaction cross
section for the case of small transferred momenta (Ref.1). It is shown
that this formula can be applied without much error for the production of
a meson by a meson on a nucleus, and that it is thus possible to obtain
data on nn interaction from the total cross section for a nuclear reac-
tion of the type n + A --3,n + A + B~ This is true especially for the
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to Obtain Data on un Interaction B006/BO7O
reaction i- + C12 4 n- + n'- + N12. Moreover, in momentum approximation..
the formula of Chow and Low must be multiplied by
S2 ?X(r)e'P-r?(r)d2 before integration. This fun.--,tion gives the
rj
probability that the nucleus whose ground state is described by the wave
function. t(r) continues to remain in the ground state even when a
momentum p is transferred to it. As is shown in a diagram2 S2 falls
rapidly with p. Only for p larger than 3 is this function greater than
zeto (for the case of the C12 nucleus considered here). K-A-Th~r-M~~~
is thanked for advice and help. There are I figure and 2 references:
1 Soviet and I US.
SUBMITTED: February 23) 1960
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S/120/61/000/001/025/062
E032/E114
AUTHORS: Krivitskiy, V.V., and 4qksin, G.A.
TITLE: Transmission of Scintillations Through Plastic
Scintillators and Light Guides
PERIODICAL: Pribory i telchnika eksperimenta, 1961 'A No.1, pp.79-81
TEXT: The effect of the shape and coating of light guides
and scintillators on the transmission of light (scintillations)
through them has been investigated experimentally and the results
obtained are now reported. The measurements were carried out with
an apparatus consisting of a scintillation counter, a stabilised
voltage source and a pen-recorder. Plastic scintillators
(P-terphenyl + POPOP in polystyrene) were employed. Hollow and
solid perspex light guides were investigated. The inner surfaces
of the hollow light guides were coated with altuninium or silver
films. Fig.2 shows some of the shape effects obtained. Here,
the scintillator was in the form of a sector (a = 45', R = 180 mm)
and was used with various light guides, i.e. a cylindrical light
guide (a), a conical light guide with a cylindrical attachment (4)
and a conical light guide (B). The numbers marked on the figure
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Li-032/El.111
Transmission of Scintillations Through Plastic Scilit-illators, and
Light Guides
indicate values of the photomultiPlier anode currents. The
dimensions of the light guides were as follows, Fig-2a, diameter
4o mm, length 15 mm; Fig.26, length of the cylindrical part
50 mm; Fig.2D, length of cone 125 mm~ Fis-3 illustrates the
results obtained with a scintillator in the form of a sector and
the light guide in the form of a hollow con-,cal pipe 125 mm long
with the inner surface coated with silver.
There are 3 figures, 1 table and 6 references-, 2 Soviet and
4 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: February 24, 1960
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BAIATS, M.Ya.; KRIVITSKIY, V.V.; LEKSIN, G.A.; TREDUKI(OVSKIY, Yu-V.
Shaping plastic scintillators by pressure. Prib. i tekh. eksp.
6 no.2:171 Mr-Ap 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Scintillation counters)

BAYUKOV, YU.D.; LEKSIN G.A. - SUCHKOV, D.A.; SHAIAMOIT, Ya.Ya.; SHEBANOV, V.A.
Backward elastic scattering of 2.8 bev/c IIr -mesons on neutrons.
Zhur.eksp.i ~eor.fiz. 41 no-1:52-55 Jl t6-1. (MIRA 14:7)
1, Inatitut teoreticheskoy i eksperimental7noy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Mesons-Scattering) (Neutrons)

BAYUKOV, Yu.D.; -LEKSIN, G~A,~_; SHALAMOV, Ya.Ya.
Elastic scattering of T- -me.9ons by 2.8 Bev./c neutrons.
Zhur.ekspA teor.fiz. 41 no-4:1025-1030 0 '61. (rUTA 14:10)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki PLN SSSR.
(Ilesons--Scattering) (Neutrons)

S/056/61/041/006/03~ 9/C 5,1
B102/B 138
AUTHORSs Bayukov, Yu. D~, Leksin, G. A~, Shalamov, Ya. Ya,
TITLE: Investigation of the reaction 11-_+n--~TF+n+mr~3 with a beam of
IF mesons with a momentum of 2.8 Bev/C
PERIODICALt Zhurnal eksperimentalinoy i teoreticheskoy f-.ziki, V, 41,
no, 6(12), 1961, 1787-1792
TEKTt The reaction -V'+n --)1+n+m7r0, m-1 2, was studied by means of a 50 cm
long, 17-liter freon bubble chamber without magnetic field, The bombard-
ing pions had a momentum of 2.8 0.-3 Bev/c. The gamma quanta arising in
Iro decay were recorded with quite high efficiancy. From the stereophoto-
graphs taken 221 single-pronged stars were selected, representing Dion
interactions with quasi-free neutrons. Only in two cases was KI formaTion
recorded, so strange particle formation could be neglected in evaluating
the results. The gamma and pion angular distributions were measured and
the multiplicity of the reaction was determined, Resultsi In theTrN
c. m. s. the angular gamma quantum distribution was anisotropic and
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Investigation of the reaction B102/B138
asymmetric, the forward-to-backward ratio was 1.76 4-- 0,30~ In the
laboratory system the angular J` and fr distributions coincided within the
limits of statistical error, TYR anisotropy in V~' angular distribution
increased with the energy of theIr' meson., The aniso'rropy in gamma.
distributions tended to decrease with increasin- number of gamma auantat
,5 with two and !.1--t-0 I
1-7+0~4 for stars with one quantum, 1,7+0 7 ;or ~'~ars
Tvitfi 3 - 5,t'-quanta- In the lab-systEm-it was also grPater for stars with
0 -
Al 'ir emission angles than for 900 in the c,.m s, was
found to be 4 0.002 millibarn/sterad. The scattering cross sections of
7r--mesons back-scattered by protons according to -U - - p -0 7 - + p
reactions are also indicated, The momentum of 7--mesons was 2A Bev/c,
For angles,>900 in the c.m.s., &'< 0.03 millibarn/ /sterad was measured.
I. Ya. Pomeranchuk and V. A. Shebanov are thanked for discussions. Theie
are 1 figure and 6 references: 4 Soviet and 2 non-Soviet,. The two
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Wide-angle scattering of high-energy_. B110104
references to English-language publications read as follows: M. Gell-Mann,
F.. Zachariasen, Preprint, 1961; C. D. Wood et al-, Phys. Rev., Lett 6~.,
481, iq6i~ _>~
SUBMITTED: October 16, 1961
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BAYUKOV, Yu.D.; LEESINI, G.A.; SHALAMOV, Ya.Ya.
_y J-mcsons. Zhur. 1: __ " - r
Large-angle scatterim- of hi,-h-enr-r7. k sp, i ~ ri .
fiz, 41 no.6:2016-2018 D '61. (KIRA 15:1)
(14eson5--Scattering)

39677
S/056/62/043/001/049/056
B102/B104
Bayukov, Yu. D., Birger, N. G., Leksin, G. A., Suchkov, D. A
PITLE: The nature of elastic nN and pp scattering in the region of
large transferred momenta
Z.-ZI G D !C.~ LZhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoretich eskoy fiziki,..v4 43,
no. IM, 1962, 339-341
T.~4T; The results of experimental and theoretical papers concerning
elastic nif and pp-scattering with transferred momenta >0-5 Bev/c are
reviewed, discussing mainly the energy course of the differential elastic
scatterin- cross section. Investigations of the asymptotic behavior of
ation dd 2 fl (t)
the scattering amplitude point to a rel -1/dt = f(t)s J
where t is the square of the transferred four-momentum and s is that of
the total particle energ in the c. m. s. Numerical results from several
9%,?ers are used to study the it'.- dependence of l(t) at t-values of froz,
0.5 to'2.4 (Bev/c )2 and s up to 52 (Bev)2. It is found that l(t) drops
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The nature of elastic T,11 and B102/B104
;tj and changes its sign at jtjZ1 (Bev/c )2. 1,7ithin the
.1 increasinj
,\1 ar-a) error limits no contradiction is found between the data on pp and
r~ 1
scatterini~. There are 2 figures. The English-lan.guage references are:
Cocconi et al. i1hys. Rev. Lett- 7, 450, 1961; R. E. Thomas, Phys. Rev.
120, 1015, 196o; Cork et al. Phys. Rev. 107, 859, 1957-
A ~5s OC L! 111 OIN' ;Institut teoreti-cheskoy i eksperimental Illoy fiziki 1',kademii
nauk SSSR (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental
Physics of the Academy of Sciences USS)it)
SUB~'..ITTED: May 8, 1962
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BAYUKOV, Yu.D.; BIRGER, N~G,; LEKSIR, G.A.; SUCHKOV, D.A.
Nature of elastic jrII and pp-scattering in the reg-Jon of large
transferable pulses. Zhur. eksp. i teor. fiz. 43 no.1:339-341
11 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentalinoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Meson.s--Scattering)

BAYUKOV, Yu.D.; LEKSIN, G.A.; SUCHKOV, D.A.; TELENKOV, V.V.
Some characteristics of spark chambers. Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8
no.1:26-28 JaSF 163. (MW 16:5)
1. Institut teoreticheskoy i eksperimentallnoy fiziki AN SSSR.
(Counting devices)

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Some-characteristics of spark chambers
Trrl;E:
PERIODICAL: Pribory i t ekhjiik eksperimenta, no' 1, 1963,
36 38
TEXT: The.apparatus shown in Fig. I was used.to investigate I
the efficiency of a single-layer spark chamber as a function of
1se and its rise~time. The
t he: .1 ength of the high-voltalse pu
apparatus-'and the method employed. were described in detail in a
-previous Paper -(FrF,, 1961, no. 3, 66)., In the present work the
distanee between. the: electrodes was.6 mm and the chamber was filled
mm Hg; . there, was no clearing field. All the
1-rith ar,(.,,on. at
measurements. were carried'out with cosmic-ray particles. The
gh-voltage pulse was taken to.be equal to R C
length.-of the.hi
-uhich-.was varied between 4.2 x 107 and 1.8 x 10-' sec. Thep P
form of the effic oncy-versus-thyratron anode-voltage curves was
-found to~be silililar for-different values of R and C I t 1'ra S,
P P
found ~,that 'as th e pul s e length was increased -the efficiency-vdrsus-,.
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Some characteristics of E032/93i4
anode~~-,~oltage curves shifted towards lower potentials. A study
made of the effect-of the*chamber capacitance on the
eff ic i
ency. It, was found.that the results were in satisfactory
-t the formula:
agrement witl
exp 1-n(d V(t) dt)A
0
a
wh er o ij,~ is the efficiency, n is'the ioni.zation density, d Is
Ls t If 6,. ~',re I 4~ci:ty o- -f - - ea e c t- r o- n-- s -j
nterelec~trodd_
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_&xdi owthe-field strong th.at -a:part:icular'instantl i.,ee
p
on'the form of the high-voltage pulse, and -1:~ is the time taken
the potential to. reach.the~ critical.value. Next, a study -was
ability of.the single chamber to record simultaneous~JLY
i:,anwnber of particles. This vras carried out with a four-layer
chamber filled with neon at 'atmospheric pressure, inter-
having an
el ect r*o de distance of I cm. The chamber was placed in a 310 meV
-mesonbeam and operated when at' least two particles passed
through it (a detailed description'of this apparatus will
be given
'.in a-future Numerical data-:on the
paper). efficiency of the
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new sp r
a k.counter with a high voltage power supply for recording secondary
e o n sgenerated in the reaction %-:+p + n is described. The counter,
ch'~racterized by the small amount of matter in the path of the inoident particles,
t f 8 cal brass case, forming 4 spark
cqnsis s o electrodes, placed i o a cylindri
nt
g,~ps. Theelectrades aremade of aluminum fbil 7 (4 thick stretched between
10- 2 MM Hg
steel rings. -The spark counter is evacuated to a pressure of 10-1 to
and ther. filled h neon gas until atmospheric pressure is reached. The sparks
w i
are photograplaedin two mutually perpendicular -directions. The recovery time for-
the generator which produces~the high-voltage pulses is about 1 sec. ICS]
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BAYUXOV, Yu.D.;,LEKSIN, G.A.; SUCHKOV., D.A.; TEUNKOV, V.V.
Spark chamber with little obstructing matter along the particle track.
Prib. i tekh. eksp. 8 no 2:45-47 Mr-Ap 163. (PURA 16-4)
~Gounting devices)

IEKSIN, G.A.; LOZHKIN, O.V.
Conference on the Physics of High-energy Particles and Nuclear
Structure. Atom. energ. 15 no.2-.172-174 Ag '63. (IAJRA 16:8)
(Nuclear physics--Congresses)

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Translation from. Referatilinyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1900, t1o. 9, P. 65,
# 19814
AUTHOR: ~Leksin, V.
TITLE: The Economical Importance of Developing the Production of Alloys
With Indium, Thallium and Tellurium
PERIODICAL: Narodn. kh-vo Kazakhstana, 1960, No. 1. PP. 81-83
TECT: The small scale of production and high costs of in, Ta and TI limi-,
their extended use in the manufacture of alloys, layer alloys and coatings. The
-author notes the wide use of lead alloys with T1 abroad, and of non-ferroas rileta--"
alloys with In and Ta. The development of rare metal industi-j in Kazakhstan is
recommended.
T.K.
Translatorts note: This is the full. translation of the original R-,issia-n abstra-,..
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,LEKSIN, VA.
Present-day statua and prospects for using selenium and
tellurium. Krat. soob. NGRE no.1-141-145 16o.
(MIRA 17:3)

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(Problems im lllmralo~~j, C~,.ocb,-=Aatry, =d Daponit rorzation of 11=0 M--,-2nts)
I!Dscow, Izd-vo AN SSMI, 1c,60. 255 p. (Scrics: Ito: Trudy, v7p. 4) Lrrata
printed on the inside of back ewror. 2,200 copies printed.
chief Ed.- K. A. Vlr--o7, Corresponlinc Acad--=y of Sciences U=.;
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Tech. Ed.: P. S. Kashina.
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c,-lcni=, taLlurlum, a~l hafnium. 2TO r-arnonalities are =ntioncd. EUCh a3.-' icJ--
ia acco=prxdcd by references.
TABUT? OF CX-XMZS*
Gar,-=h, A. L. Pealliaritica in th~! DistrIL-ation oZ Rara rlc-.znts
in Pol~-_-taUic Daposita of th~a Zz-nimc3orolr He,-ion of RudnTj Altay 3
Sc=mov, Te. 1. -On the Co;i' mn' . of Lithirm =d Frbidlua in Mr--rala
of fakalina Pa_-=titca of thn- L,,vozur--U7 Kaaaif 23
Dal~~, S. T., and S. Rumntav. Gn tlza Ceocl7amistry of Salanix= and
Tellr,rium in the Ore Daponits of 24
Gor3khova, If. 11. On tb-- Content of Menlum in Mlybdanitca of tbz
a,5~wi-4zolybdau= Barosits
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Its ParaSenatic Accociatio-ar, cnl tho raci-Maritica of Its
Cl=rlcal Cc--=
altion 33
Zk--:oin, A. G., 0. 11. 1:a~tainw, =d 11. Ye. 7,azrha7a. r-ara~-=tic
Acc-aciations of Acccaaory Nincralm of EILmnts in Z,-xconta"t
ranitized Mascite Intzmiva Rocks of tha Vicb:3---rj7a Mmmtainz 51
Zhabin, A. 0. On tb-- Sopamtion Tim of tho Mwmla :,'Ioji=, Zirccziu=,
and the Rare Earlths In tLaIGr=itL ro~--atito o-: tho B17=vaka7a 12M 74
Sc=nov, To. 1. Golzirconi= in AllmUna PeZzatitas 83
Karldn, V. I., Yu. A. PJaicni:o, =d A. V. Bykova. On Britholita of tb*
Alkalino Rocka of Saatb--;ute= r4l=m 90
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Zhukova, A. S. On the Problem of Cor,.)tic Typ-a of
D,poaito
Tikhonezimy, 1. P.0and R. F. Tilzhoninl:ova. Contact FocYa of tho
loa-vozaroldy !:aos!Lf, Their G2n.^r;ia end t2.n Paculiaritica of Distri-
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VolocliYoorich, K. L. On th2 P-koblcm of the Gtructural Dnition of tha
Gornoaltayakiy Min "-,tal Pvndmce
1=20M OF j-,47F--41C=, G CrZ3 A1M 1X---L1aS
Lebadeva, S. 1. Rational 1'-,thod of Quantitativo Datoraination of
Diucaminated Dorf2llum in Gmiccn Orou
Rodionov, D. A., S. F. Sobolov, B. P. Zolotam-v, and Ye. V. Vlwc7a.
On Accidental Er2.ora of Quantititiva Mmeralogical Analyais of Ora
Oli=s and Concentrates

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Q=.anito and Reniarite
E c C.-.1 c I D: 0 3 0r A Ml i Z i La
Leksin, V. 117. aoal=ts in tho Lxtraction of SQI-~Illv=
.n ~Tol ~u~ Frcm the Proddu-ta of Copy-,r-::olybdom.= Ole P=cassin3 2)5
KaGanovich, a. U. Ha== (Economlo GurTay) 2!~6
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J~MSIN, T.N.; SMIIMUGIN,, L.V.
Defining the reserves of diffused elements in commercial deposits
of nonferrous metals. Gor.zhur, no.3:11-14 Mr 160. (MIRA 140)
la Institut mineralogii, geokhimii i krist4lokhimli redkikh
elementov AN SSSR.
(Ores-Sampling and estimation)

S/137/62/000/007/010/072
A052/A101
AUTHOR: Leksin, V. N.
TITLE: The outlook for the industrial extraction of selenium'and tellurium
from the products of processing copper-molybde~um ores
PERIODICAL: ReftrativnTj zhurnal, Metallurgiya,no. 7; 1962, 26, abstract 7G179
C'Tr. In-t mineralogii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redk. elementov
All SSSR", no. 4, ig6o, 235 - 246)
TEXT: Cu-Mo ores are a natural source of rare and scattered elements (Re,
Se, Te). Concentrations of these elements are especially high in molybdenites
(Se 0.06 - 0.0275%, Te - 0.005%). In the future a special-attention must be paid
to the working out' of the technology of extracting Se and Te from the products of
molybdenum cycle. In connection with the industrial utilization of lean Cu-Mo
ores, a special importance has the co-ordination of methods of comprehensive pro-
cessing of Cu-Mo ores with the exploration of possibilities of the side extraction
of Se and Te from them. There are 20 references.
G. Svodtseva
[Abstract;r's note: Complete translation]
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,9/137/62/000/004/023/201
A0061AI01
AUTHORS: Leksin, V. N,, Tokareva, A. G.
TITLE: Indium extraction in complex processing of polymetallic raw-materials
at lead and zinc plants'in Capitalist countries
PERIODICAL: Referat:Lvnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 4, 1962, ;~1, abstract 11G124
C'Metallurg. i khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb.", 1961,
no. 4 (14) 116-125)
TEXT: The authors analyze various technological schemes of obtaining In
metal. There are 13 references..
G. Svodtseva
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation)
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S/081/62/000/008/030/057
B1601B101
AUTHORS: Getskin, L. S., Lekq#n,_V. N.
TITLE:- The problem of the behavior of rare motals in sulfuric acid
manufacture and the possibility of extracting them
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 8, 1962, 354, abstract
8K59 (Metallurg. i khim. prom-st' KazUkhstana. Nauchno-tekhn.
sb., no. 303), 1961, 123 - 125)
TEXT: During the roasting of pyrite concentrates a certain amount of
Se, Te and Tl is driven off into the gas phase and trapped in the wet
electrostatic precipitators at the fine gas-scrubbing stage. Particular
attention is paid to more complete trapping of the Se and Te and their
concentration in the sulfuric acid slimes, since a processing technology
for removing these metals from the latter has been adopted in industry.
10 references. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation.j
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LEKSIN -V,-N.; TOKAREV4 A. G.
7=7=j
Expenditures for and prices of rare elements produced by
nonferrotw metal plants. TSvet. met. 35 no.10:42-50 0 1624,
(Metals, Rare and minor-Prices)
(rbnferrous metal industries-Costs)

GETSKINI L.S.: kf."f,
11 J
Present day 2i_,5~t.e 0!' reC'nVE2r'y e-~f rare 7., e ,a --1 1, ~ r - P ---, -. a z:,; -,- --,- n -
plants. T-,vet. mer.. -y7 157-1-5-1. J- 16/,.
."..Q .1,7~9)

LEKSIN. V.N.-. TOKAREVA, A.G.
- Exn6faics of the production of selenium and tellurium. TSvet.met.
38 no.3;69-75 Mr 1655, (MIRA 18;6)

LEKSIN, Ye.N.
Study of the per7zability of the heiraLoence-,halilc barrier in
meningitis and encephalitis using t~c radioactive Indiuation
method; preliminar-f report. Trudy Vor. med. Inst. 51:117-124
163-
State of the permeability of the hematoencephalic barrier in some
diseases of the nervoiis system; clin-l"cal examination u-lln,,, the
I'labelled aLoms" meth.od. IUd.-I2r-1?0 (1111IRA 18.- 10)
1. Kafedra nervnykh bolezr1ey Vcjr(-,r:czhskogo medits"Inskovo instituta.

LEKSImk'--A.
Through combined efforts. Sov.kras.krest 4 no.1:19 Ja-Hr '54.
(MLRA 7:4)
1. Predsedatell rayonnogo komitata Krasnogo Kresta.
(Kotovsk District, Koldavia--Red Cross) (Red Cross--Kotovok
District, Moldavia)

INKSINA, I.Ye.; NOVIKOVA. S.I.
Thermal expansion of fluoroplast IVJ~poly-tetrafluoroeth7lene)
between -190 and 32500. Fiz. tver. tela 1 no.3:504-531 Mr 159.
(MIRA 12:5)
(Ith7lene--Thermal properties)

I. Ye.; PENKINA, N.V.
LEESINA,
Optical properties of diluted palladium-silver solid solutions.
Fiz. met. i metalloved 11 no.3.*470-471 Mr 161. (MIRA 14:3)
1. Institut metallurgii im. A. A. Baykova.
(PaIALdium-silver alloys-Optical properties)
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s/126/62/013/005/031/031
B073/B535
AUT'loqS: Leksina, I.Ye. and Penkina, N.V.
TITLE: Optical properties of diluted solid,$.plutions of
rhodium-platinum
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i wetallovedeniye,.v-13, no.5, 1962,
799-3oo
TEXT: The optical constants in the visible range of'the
SpeCtrUi;l Of S,3.li(: solutions of platinuiza in rhodiu.-,l with the
Lolloi-.ring platinum concentrations .,rere measured: 0.01 (Rh in the
initial state)., 0.03, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, o.4, o.6, o.8, 1.5 at.~/'~'.
The initial purities were 99.95% for Rh and 99~91)/o for Pt. The
speci~liens -were levitation melted in an 6atmosphere of purified
heliuw and then vacuum annealed (5-10- mm Hg) for 24 hours at
11000C. The surface of the specimens was mechanically polished.
Since i-aechanical polishing distorts the surface layer, the data
obtained aro not the real absolute values of the optical coftstants
but they do permit judging the relative changes in the optical
constants as a ftinction of the content of admixtures. Five
series of tests were i:iade and for each series the surfaces were
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prepared afresh. The mearl square error in determining n and
), was about 8 and 60%, respectively. The following results wer e
obtained (each value being the average of five series of
measurements)

0,44 0.49 0,55 0,58 0,66
AT, % Pt n
.0,01 0,81 3,89 0,98 4.69,.- 1.23 4,85 1.34 4,93 1,40 5.35
0,03 0,62 3,66 1,01 4,39 1,08 4,71 1,23 4,72 1.21 5.23
0 05 1,05 4,63 1,10 4.86 1,40 5,27 1,62 5,39 1,62 6,03
0:10 0,94 4,48 1,03 5,03 1,33 5,07 1,54 5,12 1,49 5,62
0 20 1,01 4,39 0,98 4; 22 1,25 4,71 1,28 4.7.1 1,42 5,63

0.40
0,82
4,13
0,91
4.34
1,12
4,69 1,05 4.73 1,45 5.60
0 60 0 76 4 04 0 99 4i4o 1 22 4,97 1 1 5 5 01 1,-33 5,60
O:Ad ON 3A Q:03 4.48 1:14 4, 7t) 1:1 .1 4:77 1 10 nAD
1.50 0,86 4,26 0,94 4,59 1,11 5.00 1,12 5.15 1:32 6,00
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43381.
3/05 62/043/005/050/058
v'l 6-t' BI 25YBI 04
AUTHORS: Gurov, K. P. ,-Lek 4 -Y-e--f, Penkina, 11. V.
TITLE: Calculation of.the electron characteristics of metals using
the,data from measurement of their optical constants
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i-teoreticheskoy fiziki, v. 43,
no. 5 (11), 1962, 1957-1963
TEXT: k method is proposed for'calculating the "microproperties" (mean
velocity on tLe Formi surface, effective mass of the electrons, electron-
phonon collision irequencies) of metals caused.by electrons using the
measurements of the refractive indices and of the absorption coefficients
of pure metals. it is assumed that the excitation of the electron system
of ametals during heat absorption, thermal conduction, electric conduction,
excitation by radia-tic-n etc. can be described in approximation of the
isotropic.effLective mass. From, theoretical calculations of the electron
structures
v, = Jfg)_V~ ~nAg~(ET) = 10-14Z. VN;;;1~3gEF~
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Calculation of the electron ... B125/B104
is obtained for the velocitylqn the Fermi surface. N 2
eff F )mv F/3
is the effective electron number per unit volume. Considering that
E = mv2/2 , the ef fective mass is liven by m* . 7N -h 3&,(E )v - 6.1b.10-nIN 5
F F ~ I dfl, f-
If n bands contribute to these effects, then also the weighted mean
microcharacteristics must be~introduced. '-,-he weighted mean square velocity
on the Fermi surface is
- n - I: (16),
v' - g, (EIF) gi(EIF) 91 (EIF) t),',F / g (EF),
where g(7f) is 2the total densit,-,, of states on the Fermi surface. Further,
Neff ~ 9 (E,)mv./3 holds (17). 12he average effective mass is
27 /,-;3)112. The collision.'requency is
e ff 'F
Vel 9,0116atTBI (EF? + _I0 (36),
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Calculation oil the electron ... B125/B104
where E*v 2. '9 is the Debye temperature, u the velocity of sound,
a = M M. The microcharacteristics of a-Fe, Pd, Al, and Cu -were
calculatea by means