SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHEMASTINA, E.V. - SHEMET, V.V.

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DALIN. Mark Aleksandrovich; MARKOSOV. Petr Ivanovich; SH91MIROVA, Roza
leaskovna; PROKOVIYEVA, Tai;lysua Vl-ndimirovna; SHIMASTINA, Ye.V.
red.; SHPAK, Ye.G., teklin.i-ed.
[Alkylation nf benzene by alefinel AlkilirovaDie benzola olefinami.
Moak-vs. Goa. nsuchno-tekhn.i.%d-vo lchim.lit-ry, 195?. 117 P.
(Olefins) (AlkylE)tion) (Benzene) (MIRA 11:2)

BOGOSLOVSKIY, B.M. ; KAZAKOVA, Z.S.; FAMICHNYY, B.P., redaktar;
SIMASTINA, Ye.V., redaktor; LYR'TZ, H.S., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
ESkeleton catalysts, their characteristics and use AM organic
chemistry] Skeletnye katalizatory, ikh avoistva i primenenie
v orgnnicheskoi khimii. Moskv,3, Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo khim.
lit-ry, 1957. 143 P. (MIRA 10:11)
(Catalysts)

k,
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4nd-: 0. A d.-j
I p th of butadiene
PH=; 00 kk
bk- bonds
polymer with 80'nd 60% in
chain imd of t mr=~
treitiA with 55 " d 97% HNNAt 7"00*.- Increasing the
percentage of -dou bj~ bolds. the reactivity of the
incrWA 41ir the MOL *t. did not affect the rate of
appr my but. laqkO44fi~~ ptc~ of 4ecompn.
CA)z "evolved.
The products con$ kioad ediablaW ff.
In' tlk butediine wjyg~er.
Ong
W-P Prodde0d. Oa-IdkWmlnit.%jhe polpso-
*I C,
but*ue~ decompo, ~. st"60% 1utdee0' t- -th th
lution- of M.' bcii crid opli *hu 97=001 t~a~d at
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YASHUZIMIYA, Felitsiya Iosifovna; ZITSETR, A.I., red.; SHEVASTINA, Ye.V..
red.; LURIYE, M.S.. tekhn.:r-ed.
(Synthetic rubber and its use in the national ecoro- 1 Sinteti-
cheskii kauchuk i ego primenenie v narodnom khoziaistve. Moskva
Gos.nauchno-tekhnAzd-vo kbim.lit-r 2:21
.y, 1958. 78 D. (KIRA 1
(Rubber, Synthetic)

,49HIMT0110Y, ~L, inzh.
Planning and building citieB of the Kazakh S.S.R. Zhii.etroi.
no.4:3-5 Ap 160. (MMA 13:8)
(Kazakhstan-City ilanning)

SHEPATONOV, P.G., i:;7h.
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(miw. 11:9)
(Mine. and suppli-s)

3 ATOJOY, M.G., Inzh.
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Device for setting support segment@. Shakht.
18-19 158.
(Mine timbgring--Equipment and
stroi. no.10:
(MIRA 1lill)
supplies)

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I Electron-microscopic tudy of the surface of electrodes In
A. 1. Primer
a.gowtdow,hargp. -A. P1. shenjitev,
estrov,el .
ffi~'c' r , c _Ie
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I I I ;) .!_Sheet electrotles of Ni, A&, Ta, Nlo, -Intl W
were ~e.
I Ard in dischat-ge Inbes 25-10 ..... . out,id, diam,ter. ID A. f.-I
120 frifil. long, fillc(l witli Ne of W p pressure, and operated
on 3-5 kv. ax or d.c. rhe tubes operated on the pump (at
constant pressure) or w(re scaled ofT the pump find cleaned
lip (variable pressure). Ta, for ex.-unple on a d.-c. supply,
c1fatIM the gis III) rntit~--ly in I hr. Electron micrographs
sitow that low-iriching riaterials such as Ni oft a.c. and at
constant presitire give s irfaces covered with a no. of cones
and traces of foelthig which later go over into a large, par-
tinfly mnIten s,,ructwc. on d.c. the structure with TnOlten
jes k enhanced. In refractory metals the cathodes are
cot -able pres
Atvari
111tirc the etching effc,-t a -ilmar3 also on Ni without tracts 0
Inciting, Island,.; of inniflating material enhance the effects
con.;idernbly ixcanse of locul high-field-strength reziot's
ching fit vari;ible 9-As xcssure is recommended for metal-
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SHEMkYEVP
USSR/Electronics - Gas Absorption Feb 52
"Absorption of Inert Gas and Fuvion of the Cathode
Surface in a Glowing Discharge," A. M. Shemayev,
I. I. Papenova, 1. S. Royzman (Deceased)
"Zhur Tekh Fiz" Vol XXII, No 2, pp 203-215
Vanishing of inert gas during low pressure gloving
discharge is considered as capture of gas by so-
lidifying metallic drops on cathode and glass bulb.
Formation of these dro.ps is produced by short-lived
micro-arcs on cathodic surface, resulting in local
melting of even high-melting metals. Tests of gas
absorption were perforned in tubes with cathodes of
W, Mo, Ta, Ni, Cu, Al, ZnJ1 Sn, and graphite. Re-
ceived 23 Apr 51. 209T57

FOTIII, V.P.; AKUPYAN, A.A.,red.- ANDRWIOV, K.A.,red.-, BIRYTJKOV, V.G.,glavnyy
red.; B711MVICH, Yu.V.,zamesritpl' glavnogo red.; GRA.NOVSKIY, V.L.,
red.; KA.LITVfAIISKIY, V.I.,red.-, KLYAML'D, B.11.,red.; KRAPIVIN, V.K.,
red.; TIMOFETEN, P.V.,red.; PA3TOVSIaY, V.G.,red.; TSEYROV, Ye.M.,
red.; 3104ATEV, A.14.,red., DEMKOV, Ye.D.,red.: FRIDIMI, A.14.,tekhn.
red.
Evoltage increase on long a.c. lines during nonsymmetric short
circuits to ground] Pov:vshen:.ia napriazhenii v dlinnvkh liniiakh
perenennogo toku pri nesirmetrichn,,rkh korotkikh zamykaniial:li na
zenliu. Moskva, Gos.energ.izd-vo, 1958. 223 p. (Moscow. Vspsoiuznvi
elektrotekhr-icheskii institut. Trudy, no.64) (MIRA 12:2)
(Bleczric lines) (Short circuits)

SOKOLOV, Nikolay Nikolayevich; AND111KNOV, K.A.,red.; AKOPYAN, A.A..red.;
BIRTUKOV, V.G..glavnyy red.; BUTKINICII, G.V.,red.: GRLNOVSKIT. V.L.red.;
GZRTS"AIC31U,', G.R.,red.; 7.k3YRINA, K.I..red.; K&LITVWSKIT, V.1.,red.;
KlYARFEL'D. B.N.; SAKOVICH, A.A.; TIMOFEYZV, P.V.; FASTOVSKIY, V.G.;
TSHYROV. Ye.M.; FRIDMAH, A,.Ya.; SHIMAYEV, A.M.: TIMOKHINK, V.J.,red.
[Methods for the synthesis of organopolyalloxaneal Metody
sinteze poliorganoailoksan,3v. Moskva, Gos.energ. izd-vo. 1959.
198 p. (Moscow. Vensoiuznyl elektrotekhnicheskii institut.
Trudy, no.66) (MIRIL 12:5)
(Silcmanes)

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ACC NRt AP6029724 EOURCE CODE: UR/0109/66/011/005/0966/0961-'
AUTHOR: Zernov, D. V.; jimofeLey, P. V.; Eursoy. V. S.; Migulin. V. S-nivak. Go V.I
Spasski-Y. B. I.; Nilender. Re-k.; Grozdove . S. D ;_5hemayev, AA_dj; SoIntsov,
KuzovnikQv. A,A. Vasil'A VA. M. ja Mitauk, M. 1211 Dubirdna,
Ye. M.; Zheludeva- G. A,
ORG: none
TITLE: INikolay Aleksandrovich Ti-pt-s-oy
SOURCE: Radiotekhnika i elektronika, v. 11, no- 5, 1966, 966-967
TOPIC TAGS: electric engineering personnel., magnetron, klystron, corona dischargep
gas conduction, gas discharge plasma
ABSTRACT: N. A. Kapt3ov passed away 10 February 1966, He wa3 a student
of the famous P. N. Lebedav,, mid performed mwW fundamental investigatims
in the development of modern electronics, He was the creator and leader of
the chair of electronics of Moscow State Univera . He developed the eco-
cept of phase groupinq/of electrons. His ideas are the basis for the develop-1,
zont of the mar,,notron~md klystron~,3'He developed the concept explaining the
phenomenon of corona discharge. He also developed ideas connected with
formation of gas conduction and phenomena in a gaseous-diacbarge plasm.
Naptsov served for yeara as the head of the pbysioa3. laboratory and can-
sultant to the Moscow Electron Tube Plant He was the autlmw of nmeraw
boolw., incLidin "Ptqsical Phenomena In Vaomm and in Oasest which ww
translated into fweign languages; he &Uc. created =4 tau&t ==ftvns
electronics courses. [JPRS: 36,5011
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SHEMBELI, B.K.; OSTROUMV, B.A., prof., red.; YANOVSKIY, B.M., prof..
'~-- ~ ~ -- -- - W6 .red.; DVORAKOVSKAYA, AA.. tekhn.red.
[Studying the equivalent resistance of quartz resonators] Issle-
dovanie ekvivalentnogo soprotivleniia kvartsevogo rezonatora.
Leningrad, Izd. VNIIH, 1948. 56 p. (Leningrad, VsesQiuznyi nxtuchno-
iseledovatellskii institut metrologii. Trudy, no.2) (MIRA 11:10)
(Oscillators, Crystal)

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USSR/Phyoic-,~ '~imr.,
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Authors o-f, i_,ch. Sciences
Title tj%~i
Periodical Jill.jr
Abstract Tl;e fiiithor rrlf;-~r-; the 71,q)(xior ,1"y of b:~,-ed or, quartz
whic ~Lmez i !-ecoid instead of the
o; C i in
-)nce-9-, 1 .1
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hf.vo f !r:ri-Lion of o-,.iy -cconn" in "~ hours. ille
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the --f me,, Ul-v-, b,,, X~Izi,! moleculles or zito-ms os
o:~clil~;Lor:~ rin!-; he fin:li the principles by which
m -.,3orp' ion
froqmney "11 ul.ic cr~,,i prr:7,~rvr,%) 1,i.-,ing tire specLru. ,31,
lines in
Institiitlon

FFJMOV, A-P.; SHEMBEL', B.K.
Instrument fol the measuremeat of oscillation phase differences in
the decimeter wave range. Izm.tekh. no.6:43-45 N-D '55. (MLRA 9:3)
(Radio measurements)

USSR/E'ectronics "ircuits FD-216-12
I
Cara 11/i Pub. ~)-o-4/12
Author Shembell, B. K., Active Member, VNORiE
Tit-Le A method for calculation of an oscillator with piezoelectric
frequency Btabilization
Periodical Rudiotekhnika, 1.0, 30-45, Jul 55
Abstract A simpie method for calculation of an oscillator with piezo-
electric frequency stabilc.tion, based on the method of successive
approximations and taking into account tile effects of tube plate
reactance and grid current, for oscillator circuits with a resona-
tor between the vlate and cathode, between grid and cathode, and
1--etween plate and grid, was presented in a report at the 2nd AU-
Union Conference on Piezoelectricity in Moscow on 28 April 1955.
A procedure is presented 'or the calculation of following values;
ampiitude of electricai 03cillations, frequency, piezocurrent,
amp.'Litude of mechanical o3cillations of crystal, and power dis-
sipation in it. Any other types of quartz oscillators having
the feedback circuit compDsed of a series of four-terminal net-
works can be reduced to a system equivalent to the types men-
tioned. Graphs. Twenty 3ne references: 11 USSR.
institution A-Ll-Union Scientific and rech-nical Societv of . . - ineering
V P6P 5adic
and Electric Communications imeni A. 0~1- ,'UWORiE~g
Submitted February 23, 1955

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Category USSR/Radiophysics - Radiatlan Gf Rad-to Waves. Antennas 'I - 5
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957, Nc. 4528
Author Teplyakov, V.A., Shembell, B.K.
Title 7 Equation for the FF&queE_cyof_&_~_'oroid&I Resonator
Orig Pub Radiotekhn. i elektror-ika, 1956, 1, No 4, 443-446
Abstract Measurement results are used to obtain a simple empirical equation
for the calculaticn of the resorL3.nt wavelength X of a toroidal re-
sonator" the error being not more than 5%. A = 1.31 D (1 + & ),
where D ir, he diameter of the resonator, and A = o - 64 -1.7 b/n 4-
2.11 log Here b is the distance between the bottcp and the
-Ta
rod of t~'e
_city, h tEe length of the cavity, and d the diameter of
the rod. The equatTon is valid for Addas
SOU.ROS: Faf. zh. uliiniya, Part I, Abs.. 1?V32
SOURO---: 'Nauchn. tr. Irkutskiy n.-:,. in-t radk. -ot., vyp. 13, 1965, 39 -39
RE,
TOPIC TAGS: scan3ium co-n-pound, lantha:-ium oxide, noodymium co-minound
0 ~ were studied; leaclaing, im-
A--&ST-RACT: --~o 1"ollovina mothods of purifying 99% 302C
purities out of solid oxide, precipitation and extraction of Sc from aqueous solu-
tions, soloctiva extraction of imouritios. The extent of ramoval of si, Cal 1-19, All I
Fe, Ti, Zr and YD by each of these mat"odu was datormined. it was found that a com-
binazion of 5avora-l- nothods (for example, t:iiosulfate and oxallato pracip-itation of So
and extraction of Zr with 2-51~' TEP) produces Sc203 of > 99-95% purity. The possibi-
14-ty of ro:7:aving la and Nd oxides fra.-,~ i-apurities other than rare oa-rths was inves-
ti'c---tod. Selective uraci-aitation of rare oarths in the form of hydroxide and oxalate
crystallization of LaC13 -?H20 and NdC13-6H2O isothermally and during salting out with'I
hydrogen chloride, and selective elution of impurities with oxalic acid with KU-2
cation exchange resins on which the r.Lre earth element was adsorbed were studied. It
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was found t-at sall'ting out with hydroger. chloride followed by sorp.ion of the rare
eanh eloarant on the cation exchange resin and elution of the impurities with oxalic
acid produces 1`203 and 1,2203 of more than 99.99% purity. Authors' abstract.
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