SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHAFIYEV, A. I. - SHAFRAN, I. G.

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ACCESSION NR: AP4018393 S/0120164/0001001/0.109/0200
AUTHOR; Karaoik, A. S.; Shafiyev. A.,-I..*.
TITLE: Counting -rate characteri is tics of CO sub, 2 counters
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SOURCE: Pribory* i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 1, 1964, -200
TOPIC TAGS: carbon dioxide counter, counter. particle counter. counting ratep
counting rate, characteristic, isotope study
ABSTRACT, Results of an investigation of counting -rate 7vs. -voltage chaIracteris-
tics are -reported of these Soviet-make counters: SBS-S with an external graphite
cathode, MS-6 with a copper cathode, and SBM-7 witha stainless-steel cathode.
The counters were filled with COZ at 50-660 torr with a.quenching adn-jxture of
ethyl-alcohol vapor at 15 torr. With no external quenching. satisfactory
counting-rate characteristics were obtained at the end of~the proportional', region 1~
and in the limited -proportional region up to the beginning of t1k4 Geiser region.
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(table aupplied) The plateau was found to extend within 10.0-150, v with a 3 or 5%'
slope per 100 v. The SBS-5 counter exhibited a better plateau, longer for higher
pressures. The plateau of the SBM-7 counter disappears at pressures over 360
-torr. In the Geiger region, the plateau vanishes because of a sharp increase in
the multiple tube counts. A few experiments with an external quenching circuir
are also reported. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and I table.
ASSOCIATION; Pernwkiy gasudarstvenny*y universitet (Perm' State University)
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AUTHOR: Gabov, N. I.; ShafiYev, A. 1. Shafiev, A. I.
ORG: Perm' State University Im. A. M. Gorlkiy- (Permskly Cosudarstvennyy universitet)
TITLE: Chromatographic separation on paper of alkylphosphates and alkylphosphites.
SOURCE: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khtnit, v. 21, ho. 9, 1966: 1107-1112
TOPIC TAGS., paper chromatography, phosphoric acid, phosphorous*acid
SUB CODE: 07
ABSTRACT: The author's investigated solveai-with-the best sepiratbry capac-
ity for paper chromatography of a mixture of alkyl esters'of phoIsphoric and
2~07' R0FO3H21
phosphorous acids, of the composition ROPOgH2) (RO) H
and (R0 In each individual case, one of.t.he following radt-
(ROVC~ffl )3PO'
cals served as alkyl groups: CH n-C and n-C4~9. Instead of
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and dialkylphosphoric acids and mnoalkylphosphorous4cids, the
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thin, ",Mt
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solvent, into the correspop~Jm4..a,~idse Crig. a'rt. has:,,'3tabies. jJPRSr.- 40 42
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-Authors Askerov, M. G., Shafiyev, B. N., Makushkin, A. G. and
Popova, N. V.
Title Ways of improving well cementing in~major~overhauls
Periodical: Neft. khoz., v-33, no.4, 35-39, AP 1955
Abstract Dependent upon the condition of the:well whose walls
have bden damaged and require tightening'and.sealing~of
the damaged places, different amounts of cement are
necessary. The coefficient of absorbing capacity,, the
coefficient of,permeability, the kind and size of,
fissures and the amount and pressure of'the water Iflow
into the well will determine the am 'ount:of cement,mixture,
to be pumped, the pressures to be applied, and also the
cementing methods to be used. Charts, diagrams.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

AK011OV, R.Ya., knnd. ekon. nauk, dots.; BASYUK, T.L., d.oktor-
ekon. nauk, prof.; BIRMAN, A.M., doktor ekon.nauk, prof.;
GRIGORIYEVY A.Ye.,, doktor ekon. nauk, prof.; DOKUKIN, V.I.,
prof.; IKONNIKOV, V.V., prof.; KONDRASHEV, D.D., doktor
ekon. nauk; KURSKIY, A.D., doktor ekon. nauk,- LOKSHIN, E.Yu.,
doktor ekon. nauk, prof.; MALYY, I.G., kand. ekon. nauk,
dots.; PERVUSHIN, S.P., kand. ekon. nauk; PLOTNIKOV, K,N,,
TYAPKIN, N.K., kand. ekon. nauk; FILIMONOV, M.P., kand. ekon.
nauk;_~~ ~doktor ekon. nauki prof.; BAKOVETSKIY,O.,
red.; KOKOSHKINA, I., mladshiy red.; MOSKVINA,,R., tekhn. red.
(Economics; communist means of production]Politicheakaia ekono-.
rn~ia; kommunisticheskii sposob proizvodstva. Uchebnik 2., pe-
rer. i dop. izd. Moskva, Sotsekgiz, 1963. 599 p.
(MIRA 16.5)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSSR (for Plotnikov).
(Economics) (Communism)

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rLUTHOR. Shafiyev R. A. (Baku)
1"ITLE: Iterative processes
SOLTRU: . Zilurnal vy*chisl. matem.imatem- fizap V* 4j, noe I 1964,~139-143
TOPIC TAGS: iterative process, nonlinear op6rator,, Banach_space,,~tangent hyperbola,-
convergences approy-imation, recursion relation
ABSTRACT: The author studies
P(X) 0
where PW is a nonlinear operator acting,from the sphere D(xoxR) of the Banach
space X into the Banach space Y. Other authors have obtained conditions for con-,
vergence of iterative schemes for.the solution of (1) under the 533umption" amone
others, that there is a constant bounding the nom of the second derivative in some
neighborhood of the initial approximation x0. -In the present work the author.
replaces this constant by a number which estimates the nom of Fll(x~). He refines
the bo4rds of applicability of the given processes, Orig. art. has: 19 formulas.
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AUTHORSS. Efendiyev, G.A., Shafi-zade, R.B.
TITIS# Application of1kinematic electron-diffraction examination to in-
-vestlgations of phase formation-in Bi-Se double layers
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 9, 1961, 191: abstract 9H6
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("Dokl. AN AzerbSSR, 1960, v. i6, no.-g. 833-8-36, AzPerb. summary)
TEU; The authors developed a method of taking electron-diffraction-photo-
graphs on a moving f ilm in the electron-dif fraction analyzer a r. (EG), for study-
ing phase transformations proceedift when the.spectmen is heated.:,A bi-Se.alloy
was investigated. It is shown that in this,allo the p~ha4p:Bi
_y 2S63 is formed
.during settling anda further annealing does not change the;ph&se composition,
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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~AUTHORS: Efendiyev, G. A., and Shafizade, ROB.
TITLE. Electron-diffraction study of phase formation in Bi-Sedouble
layers
pEHIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 3, no. 9, 1061,:2564 2566
TEXT: The method of kinematic electron diffraction (A. Boettcher, Thun.
Optik~ 111, 22, 1954) was applied to study Bi-Se double layers. An
"electronograph" of the type 3r(EG) made it possible:to take pictures
also at hi6her temperatures, and, thus, to record phase formation and
phase transitions on the photographic plate, Bi-Se layers were decided
upon as test specimens because of their particular interest in semi-.
conductor engineering. The purpose of the investigation was to determine
the succession of phese fo--mations between the two layers,jn addition to
determining the nature of the phases and the conditions for phase
ormation and phase transition. The specimens were prepared by sputtering
the two components onto each other in.vacuum (10-5mm 11g).- The total
thickness ranged between 100 and 400 A. Three specimens were prepared.,
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Electron-diffraction study... B102/B104
(1) Bi on Se, (2) Se on Bi, and (3) Bi + Se simultaneously. The following
results were obtained; (1) Bi on amorphous selenium.- The electron
diifraction picture displays four diffuse lines,(4-480:3.05, 2.08, and
1-72 190, all of whichR except for the first one9 derive from Bi Se if
2 3
0
the specimens are heated for 1 min at 200 C the lines:becomeisharply
defined, and the one mentioned first vanishes,,which means:that- re-
crystallization takes place without phase change. If'Bi condenses on
crystalline Se, Bi Se will likewise result, but not all of,the Bi and Se
2 3
under6oea ruaction.. (2) If Se condenses on Bi, no Bi 2Se 3 7w i 11 form
,-ithout -min.ileating at 0'
v. ~ h e a t i r It will form, however on a 15 100 C.-
The fact that the phase formation depends on the succession in which the'
components are sputtered is explained by the circumstance'that Bi atoms
reach tne,layer with a higher kinetic energy than Se,atoms,and thus have
the energy required for the Bi Se formation. .(3) The simultaneous
2 3
sputtering of Bi + Se by Vekshinskiy is method gave ri se to Bi 2 Se3 only, and
the BiSe phase would not arise even if tiie concentration bf,components
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Eleetton-diffraction sLudy... B102/B104
Corresponded to tiiis phase. This selectivity in phase:formation was
observed in all the experiments. To establish the phase transitions,
kinematic electron-diffraction pictures were examined'for 1.5 hr under
heating from room temperature to 400 0C. Only Bi Se4 was found to form
0 2
at first, and 20-min heating at 400 C was not accompanied by a
phase
change. BiSe lines are not allowed to appear until a:further 40-min:
heating at about 400 0C- 1.5-hr heating at 4000C is ro6quir;ed for Bi-to
arise as the th -ird phase, so.that Bi.Se 3Y BiSe, and IBIi are, present
simultaneously. The following values were obtained,for the shortest
interatomic distances in the layer structure (D5 - R3m group):
3d
Se-Se = 5.30 kX, Bi-SeI= 5.07 kX, Bi-SeII =,2.99 kX. There are 3 figures
and 6 references: 7 Soviet und.1 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut fiziki AN AzSSR Baku (Institute of-Physics-of the
AS Azerbaydzhanskaya SSR, Baku)
SUB1,1ITTED: March 6, 1961
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face crust of gallium phosphide preventing the evaporation of the gallium suboxide.'
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AUTHOR: Iye usalimskiy, N. D.--Ierusalimsky,.N. D.; Shaf
orostova~ L. D.,
Balaphov,.V. I.
ORG: Institute of Microbiology, AN SSSR (Institut mikrobiologii'AN SSSR)
TITLE: New principle for regulating the composition of medild:.used in continuous
culturing of microorganisms
SOURCE: Mikrobiologiya, v. 34,- no. 1.0 19651 73-78
TOPIC TAGS: microbiology, cell physiology
ABSTRACT: In flow-iype, apparatuses based on the chemostat'~p~~rl~inc.ipl~e, :sooner
or later dynamic equilibrium is established:between the multiplication of
n~and growth
cells and loss thereof in the liquid flowing out. The po Aati,;~`
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of the culture fluid become.stabilized at some constant levle'~l. i,ny 'change
in the flow rate entails a change in the composition of thellmedim, Yet
for precise physiological investigations it is important tojIbe able to vary,
only individual.external factors, leaving the~others unchanged. To achieve.
this purpose, the authors proposed a new device (here desdribed i'n idetail ~7
and illustrated) permitting independent regulation ot the amount Ofseveral.
tinui
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of Bac. megatherium for 21 monthe in a medlum~consisting ofl,glucoae, XaCi
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AUTHORS-, Ovechkin, G.V., Ustinovich, A.B., Shaforostova V.D.:
TITLE; The Effect of Sodium on the Relative Intensity:!of an,Analytical Pair of
Lines of Magnesium and Copper
PERIODICAL. Inzhenermo-fizicheskiy zhurnal, 1959, Nr 8, pp:78 83 (USSR)
ABSTRACT., One of the authors, Ovechkin, expounded LRef 1-7, amethod of theoretical
determination of graph shifts following achange in the concentration.of
a third component in an alloy. The present paper contains the results of'
an experimental Investigation undertaken to check theoretical conclusions
deduced. As a sample was taken a solution of magnesium and copper, and
sodium served as a third component. An alternating current arcTed from
a PS-39 generator at a current, intensity of 5 A served asa source of
emission and the substance to be investigated was introduced into the
Interelectrode gap by two methods. Fllectrodes~emplojjred were nickel and
carbon ones. The spectral lines of the samples were~studied by,two:
different methods with two spectrographs of the ISP-22 type. It was con-,
firmed that the rate of magnesium evaporation relative to that- of copper
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of plasma temperatijre. Using the --,xperlmental :data obtained the authors
constructed a graph showLng the dependence of rela tive rate of magnesium
and copper evaporation on plasma temperature or'the sodium.concentration
in the sample, Figrur~' 3.
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ASSOCIATION- E--Iorusskiv gosudazr~:t-rernyy univer,sitet !m. VJ. Lenina (Belorussian
Stat,:- Univers-1-w I'me-zi V-1. Lenin), Minsk.
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SUBJECT: USSR/Luminescence
AUTHORs Shafran I.G.
TITLE: New Chemical Methods for Determination of Small Quantities'of
Admixtures-(Novyye khimicheakiye metody'opredeleniya malykh
kolichestv primeoey)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya F,izicheskaya, 1957,
Vol 21, #5, p 661 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Methods for determination of small quantities of admixtures
were developed in the All-Union Institu ,te of~Chemical Reagents
for use in the manufacture of luminophores. These methods de-
tect following quantities of impurities.s
- -6 _5% of Cul- -5% 10-5% of Co;- 0
10 to 10 10 of Fe; 1 _5% of Ni and,
some other elements.
There are 3 proposed methods:
1. Separation of iron admixture in;the form of settled
hydroxides or other difficultly soluble compounds by means of
passing solutions through a column with glass wool used as
Card 1/2 an adsorbent;

60782
S/137/60/000/01/01/009
T-rans I a tion from-, ReferativnTj zhurnal, Metallurgiya.. 1960,~~No 1j" p -91, 621
15-1 2_2 2 0
A UTH 0 R S Ormont, B. Epeltbaum, V,A-
Shafran, I.G,
TITLE~ Investigation of the Boron-Carbon-Silicon System and-Prepar-ation
of Borundum \6
PERIODICAL-. V sb.- Bor. Tr, Konferentsii Po kh1mii bora i:ye?_o:*soved1neniy,
Moscow, Goskhimizdat, 1958, PP 177 181
IT a TF Mo-f-ind ways of economizing- the valuable B-raw material:_in the
production of abrasive materialS on B4C base'. the authors investigat-ed the
possibility of obtaining preparations containing B - C - Si, which are generally
named 'borundum". Preparations were studied which Correspo.nded,to the silicon
vertex of -the ternary stinictural -diagram as well as. preparati=- with a low
(2 - Y15) Si. content in B carbide. The preparations were produced in Tamman
furnaces, B20 was obtained from boric acid, Sio, from grotind 41hite quartz
and C, from cQon black. The preparation corresponding to the Si BC formula
2 2
Card 112

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S/081/60/000/-003/004/095
Translattion from- Referatlvnyy zhurnal, KhImiya, 1960, No~ PP.L 378-379, 10048
AUTHORS- Ormont., B. F., Epeltbaum, V. A., Shaftran, 1. G
TITLE- The Experience in Industrial Production of Borimdum FId Testing of
1 'Is Properties
Bor. Tr. Kgnferentsli po khimii bora i yego soyedineniN,.-
PERIOM-CAL: V sb-.,
Mo5cow, Goskhimizdat, 1958, pp. 182-183
TM- Experiments on the Improvement of the carboilandum qizality by intro-:
duzlng small quant-Itles of boron into the charge U-10% of I + C"content.)
confirmed the assumption of the possibility of melting boruiidum i ,n, Acheson- type
,furnaces at. a temperatture somewhat higher than the usual one, the:consumption of
elsetric energy in this case does not increase. With the introduction of small
boron:addit-ioAs, the carborundum vapor pressure changes noticeably. The sub-
limation temperature (and the degree of borundum rec--ystallization)proved to be
higher than in carborundum, therefore the borundum ci-ystals had in all melts smaller
dimensions on tY~- ~,.-.,erage than the carborundum crystals from analogous temperature
zonez. It was estaoli,,~hed that boron enters the composition of 'the carborundum
lattice, affecting the decomposition pressure and the pressure of silicon carbide
Card 1/3

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3/081/ 60/000/003/004/005
The Experience In Industrial Production of Borundum and Tes-ting o f Its Properties
vapor. The losses of borLe a.~ld with the waste gases during l~ melting of borundum
were considerably lower than in the production of boron carbide by -the are method.
(the flame on the walls of the furnace and in -the torches was not gMen-colo-red)
it was established by ana-lysis of the samples that In case of an Increase in,th--
bor-,)P- content in the borundum cr-jstals their specific gravity decreases. This-
agrees with the assumption that substitution structures are formeid in U-is orystale
latt-i-ae of borundum. Roen' hi investigations showed that the sizes
r.jenograp c with
an accuracy of up to 0.001 ) of the crystalline rruclel of the 'torundum and
carborundum samples investigated remained unchanged, Fhasemalysis detected ki
borundum a :!onatar.' of - I C bhe 3rd mod ific-ation.
.5% of the 2nd modift atIon and Q5,19 of",
of carboruidum (ccmpaned to 50-100 and