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S/166/61/000/003/002/004
B112/B202
AUTHOR: Tekenov, Zh.
TITLEs Study of the mechanics of dust particles
PERIODICAL& Akademiya nauk Uzbekskoy SSR. Izvestiya. Seriya fiziko-
matematicheskikh nauk, no. 3, 1961, 43 - 47
TEXT: The author studied the accumulation of dust particles *from an air
current on a streamlined surface and the adhesion of the dust particles
to the surface. He separately deals with the forces of adhesion and
separation and their equilibrium (critical quantities). The, equations of
motion of the particles have the following dimensionless forms:
P d2X/~ty+'~-X/d-t- x
P d2Y/dt2 + i-yl'Et- - Uy
U r 2
where 0 is a model parameter, ~-xlTt, d-Y/dt the
P Yr U
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S/166J61/000/003/002/004
Study of the mechanics of... B112/B202
dimensionless velocity components of the particles, and U.9 U y the
dimensionless components of the flow velocity. The determination of the
deposition coeffidient is related to the solution of system (1). Fig. 1
shows the angular distributions of the deposition coefficient for a
cylindrical surface at different mean flow velocities U (curve 1:
T - 5 m/sec; curve 2s _U - 14.2 m/sec; curve 3: U_- 6 m/sec, accumulated
dust; curve 4: T. 16 m/sec, accumulated dust). Fig. 3 shows the depen-
dence of the adhesiw power on size and shape of the parti.cles (curve lat
True valuos of the adhesive power of spherical particles; curve lbi
Summational values of the adhesive power and particle weight; curve 21
Dependence of the particle shape; curve 3: Calculated values of the force
of-separation). The force of separation (aerodynamic pressure) for
spherical particles is calculated by the formulat
2 2
F ~b vWit r (2)
2
where T:b",hefrontal resistance of the particles, the air density,
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S/166/61/000/003/002/PO4
Study of the mechanics of... B112/B202
vcrit the critical velocity of the breakaway flow, and r the particle
radius. For dust Darticles rith a diameter smaller than 5'10-2. CM, Vcrit
is Dractically equal to the flow velocity of the botindary layer.
Brcaka,,,,-a,y occure.au soon as the condition:'
vcrit >_ .,2 Fadh .2
bTc r
.is ful filled. For spherical particles an experimental determination of
vcrit permits calculating the force of separation by formula (2).
Calculated and measured values are in good agreement. Formula (2) cannot
be used for non-spherical particles since in this caab the frontal
resistance of the particles can be determined only difficultly. There
are 4 figures and 15 references: 12 Soviet-bloc anO. 3 non-3oviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut yadernoy fiziki All tz'SR.(Institute of Nuclear
. Physics of the AS Uzbekskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: November 17, 10060
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PER IODICAL: Ruferativnyy z~.urra_, ;eD_,"_,z.ika, no. ab-
stract 2B130 Qi -JzjJ'H, 1)62, ao. 2, 17-11,--1
(summary in Uzb.))
TEX T A method is described for the detormination of the de(;ree
of dispersion and concentration of natural nonradloactive dui-A,
which consists of pre-activatLng the duL~t, followed by the I-re of
radJaFraphy or radiatiun COLInters. 1L was shown that the radioi
I gra-
phic method of rec ording required moro time but wao more se-E t ~ve
1wo di'.-"'er~_~nt methods were ~o
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ZNDROCZI, B.; LISSkK, K.; TEKERES, M.
Hormonal *food-back" regulation of pituitary-adrenocortical activity.
Asta. pbysi6l. hung. 18 n0-41291-299 161.
1. Institute of Physiology, Medical University, Pecs.
(PITUITARY GLAND phyaiol) (ADRENAL cortex pbyaiol)

CZIRBUSZ, Gyorgy, dr.; POKA, Laszlo, dr.1 TEXEM, PUklos, dr.
'Examination of latent weight loss in surgioal patients,
(~~t,, weight loss as an indication to fluid loss through
Perspiration). Orv..hetil. 105 no.50M68-070 13 D 164.
~1. Pecsi Orvostudomany-I Eg~etsm. 1. Sebeszeti KlInika
(igazgatos Poks. Laszlo d

TEKEVA, Nedialka.
Demonstrating the lesson cn the digesti-e syst-sz~ Bio' i
khIm 8 no,1:4a-42 165.
12 High School no.18, Sofia.

TEKEYEV A.
L -,*-.
Case of a stone in the duct of salivary glands, Zdrav*Turk* 7
no,lt2.7-28 Ja 163. (HM 16:3)
1. ImTedzhenskoy rayonnoy bollmitsy (glavnyy vrach D.A. Kovuxov).
(CALCULI, SALIVARY)

TEKFERD Ye.; KHROLEITKO, P., tekhnik; PROKUDIN, A.
I ~ - 4. - , -1-1 - -, T,
Readers letters. Avt. dor. 28 no.4:2F-29 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Nachallnik Upravlenlya stroitellstvit i remonta avtomobilInykh
dorog pri Sovete Ministrov Bashkirskoy ASSR (for Tekferd).

TZKYM, Ye.S., in2hener
Building roads using sand-shell rock. Avt. dor. 19 no.6:
13 Js 156. (MLRA 9:9)
(Azerbaijan--Road construction)

TEDIRD. Ye., inzh.
Uring quarry waste in fine-grained asph4Llt concrete. Avt.dor.
19 no.11:27 N '56. (MIRA 10:10)
(Road materials) (Asphalt concrete)

TIKFM, Ye.
On the mechanization of building housing and indtistrial structures.
Avt. dor. 20 no.2:31 7 05?. (KM 10:4)
(Building)

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TXKM, L. B.
Recurrent perforation of a peptic ulcer of the gastro-intestinal
anastomosis. Vest.khir. 75 no.4:127"128 My '55. (HLRA 8:8)
I
1. rz kliniki obahchey khirurgii (zav.-prof. A.S.Alitshull) Chka-
lovekogo meditsinskogo inatituta. Chkalov, Lioneralmya ul.. d.8.
kv.l.
(PZPTIC ULCXR, perforation,
recur., postop., BUX7'.)

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Jul 49
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M. 1. Kraytabera# Cand Thch Sol,, P. N. TWmenev, EW, lbsoow Povier ftg Lint Imnl !blotov,
6 pp
Maktricbeetvoll r9o 7
bonswe diftelanades In w1de1j used DO system of haulage with electria minim looomotives
" diff1mItles in corvortlng to AC., Freeente advantages of aDmerting to AC riTd vc-Ing
cor4eveer mtoro* Points out --oaslbl2ity of using cruch a pystan, In other beanwhAw of the
natioml Soonorv.
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T11MISHCHTAN, - A. - V.- (Aspirant)-
"An Investigation of the Turbodrive of Mine Zlevators." Gand Tech Sol, All-Union
Sol-Res Coal Inst. 29 Doe 54. (VM. 20 Dee 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR Higher Zducational
Institutions (12)
SO: bux No. 5569 24 Jux, 55

KRASILINIKOT, N.P.. inzh.; TEMISHCHYAN, A.V.. kand.tokhn.nauk; SHLAU, A.V.,
inzh. -______-____- - - I
Use of turbo-transmissions on centrifuges. Obog.l brik.ugl. no.11:
36-39 '59. (MIRA 13:6)
(Centrifuges)
(Turbom%chinnn)

TEUMISHYAN, A.V.p.kand.tekhn.nauk
Increasing the life of mining machinery by using turbine gears.
Nauch. soob. Inst. gor. dela 4:116-112 160. (MIRA 15:1)
(Mining machinery)

TEKHMISHCHYARl AzatjapwqT~i"j kand. tokhn. rauk; TSETNARSKIY, Igorl
ro-ich, Inzh.; XAZOSM, Anatoliy Sergeyevicto kand. tekhn.
auk; SEMOV# Vladimir Mikhaylovichp kand. takhn. na*- KOWLEVs,
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Anatoliy A:Leksandroviobv kand. tokbn. nauk; SEMOV,, I.B.f oty. red.;
ABARRARCIIUK, F.I.9 red. izd-va; ILIINSKAYAp G.M., tekhn. red.
[Mining machinery] Gornaia mekhanika. Moskvaq Gos. naucbno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-Ty po gornam dolul 1961' 291 (KMA 1/,: 6)
(coal mining machine4T

MSILINIKOV, I.E., inzh.; TEMMISH(AIMN A.V.P kand. takhm. nauk
Sele:,-tion of a plan for cooling hydraulic coupLing fo7- the
driva of a powerful centrifuge, Obog. i b.-Ik. ugi. zo.26.-
25-32 162. (MIRA 17:8)

ME
.TaHMISHCHYAN, A.V., kand.takhn.nauk; KRASILINTIKOV, N.P.p inzli.; SHLAU, A..V.,
inzb.
Experience in the use of safety turboclutches in the drive of worm
settling cebtrifuges. Khim.mashInostr. no.6:34-35 N-D 163.
(MIRA 17:2)

23219 Pudnichnyy elektrovoz peremennogo toka s kondensatornymi dvigatelyami.
Elaktrichostvo, 1949, No. 7, c. 37-42
SO: ISTOPIS' NO- 31, 1949
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the na'Wru process is TWst Unsa
researc" On this forest#
T.Wo YWS 01 generally a-PealdnG j;06Ur%uMskIY Pin'l-.Vrth of gloots
tract that the entire -e and gro ch trees
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factory throu&lou the canopy of
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TEKMTERYADNOV, A. V. Doe Cand Algr Soci (diss) "Some charac-
teristics of the process Of natural renewal of pine-trees in
the steppe forests on sand/ soils-" Alma-Ata, 1957. 15 pp 22 cm.
(Min of Agr USSR. Kazakh State Agr Inst), 120 copies
(-KLt 21-57, 104)

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"Effect of fh;i Te,7pprnt re and Len'r-th of Heatin':- :.n the Relic-:,-~ n' Pe
Stmin i. Ai-ksterlt,-. Steel,
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4 Tekhts (gototurbostroonle, 1946, No* 2, pp* 12-16 (in Rossloi) "00
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so If Analytique, 1949, vale 10, No#' 2;'p9 1164)o Residual stresses were
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created In austeatto 20% ohroodus 8% nickel ste4t by quenching
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.-TEMv V P..v inzh.; AXWMEV, VOM09 profsp otvared.; TYUMUWA, S.T.j
inzh.p red,; KWIAVSKII, G.M.f tekhn.red.
(Color method for mwface defect detectionj experience of the
Leningrad Metal Works] TSvetnoi metod vyiavlaniia paverkhnostrqkh
defektov; opyt Lpningradskogo metallicheskogo zavoda. imeni Stalina.
Leningrad 1952* 5 p. (Infomatsionno-tekhnichesldi listokv
no-004M. (MIRA 14:6)
I* Leningradskiy Dom nauohno-tekhnicbeakoy propagandy. 2. Leningrad-
skly metallichask1y zavod imeni Stalina. (for Takht). 3, Leningradakiy
Dom nauchno-tekhnichookoy propagandy (for Tyumeneva)o
Ourfaces (Technology)-Testing)

PA 252T144
USSR/Metallura - Fatigue 1 Oct 52
"Problem of the Physi.cal Nature of Fatigue Process,"
L.A. Glikman and V.P. Tekht
DAN SSSR, Vol 86, No 4, pp 699-701
Carbon steel 35 and stainless steel Zh-2 were inves-
tigated by raethod of V.I. Iveronova and T.P. Kostet-
akaya (see Zhur Tekh Fiz, 10, 4 (1940)) using radio.
grams due to cobalt and chromium ray*, which pro-
duced interference PnIttern on film and showed distor-
tion of atomic lattice at deformation. Fatigue is a
proce5n nimilar to that occurring at deformation and
in due to Ltv,-titin. 11reuctited by Acad I.P.
Bardin 5 Aug 52.
252T44

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GLIDUN, L.A., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk; TIUZT._, T.P., kandidat tokhniches-
r'.~
k1kh nsuk; ZOBACHIff, Tu.Ye., inshene'li.
Problem of the physical nature of cavitation breakdowns. Trudy TSIIIIRF
noo28:45-59 .154.
(Cavitation) (Xatallography)

In'their article, "Method of Photometering with a wide and Long Slit,"
V. P. Tekht aud Ye. A. Kheyn, discuss the problem of choosing the dimen-
sions of a photo-me-fer sfit for photometering interference lines of roent-
genograms. It was established that the use of wide slits is justified
and gives a smaller error than the use of narrow slits. The lengthening
of the slit up to a certain limit is also advantageous for accuracy. It
is noted that the use of wide slits in photometry may also be applied in
measuring the intensity of spectral lines. (Trudy Leningradskogo Me-tal-
lurgicheskogo Zavoda, No 2~ 55, PP 100-105; Referativnyy Zhurnal -- Fizike,
No 10p Oct 56j Abstract NP 29947)
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Card 1/2 Pub. 153 - 14/23
Author Glikman, L. A.; Tekht, V. P.; Zdbachev, Yu. Ye.
Title Problem of the physical nature of cavitational destruction
)VO. Z -
Periodical Zhur. tekh. fiz., 25, Ifebruary 1955, 2eG-298
Abstract The authors state that although there are many worizz (e.g. 1. M.
Metter, Usp. fiz- nauk, 35, No 1, 1948; 1, N. Voskresenzkiy, Kor-
razLya i eroziya sudovykh grebnykh vintov [Corrosion and erosion
of ships' screw propellers), Ship Industry Pre6s, 1949; M. 0.
Kornfelld, Uprugost' I prochnost' zhidkostey [Lla3ticity and ,,ta-
bility of fluids], GITGL, 1951; V. A. Konstantinov, Dold. A14 GGSR,
4, No 3, 1947) there are no generally accepted Ideas as to the
physical nature of cavitational destruction and as to the mechan-
ism governing the occurrence of this process. They present nea
experimental data in an investigation of the surface layer of spec-
imens subjected to cavitational action in a magnctustrIct-lon vi-
brator in initial or earlier stages of destruction; they Qmployt:d
microJ,tructure and x-ray analysis and also mlcrohardrc.~;.,;

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FD-3o45
Abstract : namely on variou's steels, brass, and nonferrous alloys. They
claim that their results permit sharpening existing concepts of
cavitational destruction; they present photographs and detailed
conclusions (e.g. establishment of plastic deformation in the
surface layer etc.). Nine references: e.g. L. A. Glikraan, ibid.,
7, 14, 1434, 1937.
Institution : -
Submitted : may 16, 1954

S01111 22-58- -?--9/31
AUTHOR: Tekht, V.P., Candidate of Technical Sciences
TITIB: 'I-Mema-&d of straightening of Components by Cyclic Plastic
Deformation (.Metod pravki detaley posredstvom 4v-s-4klicheskoy
plasticheskc4y deformatsii) 31-
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Mashinostroyeniya, 1958, vr ?, pp 35-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The proposal arose during fatigue tests of -steel specimens
when it was necessary to find a method of straightening
which would not affeot the stressed condition of the
specimen. it was shown that the cyclic application of
plastic deformation produced spe3imens without a trace of
residual deflection. Tests were carried out in a
"Schan-,k" fatigue testing machine, rotated by hand at
15 rpm. Specimens of 0.350% carbon steel and 13% chromium
steel were examined. The residual deflection was
measured to an accuracy of 10 4. Specimens were 226 mm
long and had a diameter of '/.52 mm. Some specimens were
tested with intermediate stops at cycle stresses exceeding
the yield point, others were bent before the test to a
defle!~tion of 3-8 mm. If a load 20016 above the yield point
is applied during 10-20 cycles and then removed, some
residual deflection remains. If the load is gradually
Cardi/2 reduced, the specimen is straightened to an accuracy of

SOV/122-58-7-9/31
A Method of Straightening cf Components by Cyclic Plastic
Deformation
10 ji The same procedure when applied to bent specimens
produced straightening. Subsequent fatigue tests showed
almost no reduction in fatigue strength, After a larger
number of cycles, the deflection increases and after more
cycles, it decreases again. Further tests with low-carbon
steel showed similar beha-ibur at different cycle numbers.
Final straightening was achieved well. beyond 100 cycles
after gradual removal of load. Repeated cyclic deformation
of medium-carbon steel reduces the fatigue strength.
Tests with low-carbon steel continued for 250 cycles
showed the specimen to have lost the elongation under
yield stress. Tempering at 600 C after straightening by
plastic deformation did not restore the deflection.
X-ray tests showed that duxing cycli.c plastic deformation,
looked-in stresses of the second kind are eliminated.
These tests indicate the possibility of using the method in
sho
p practice. There is table.
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AUTHORS: Tekht V.P. and Chernikova, I. Ye.
TITLE: X-Ray Investigation of Fat1gue by the Independent Standard
Method (Rentgenografirheskoye issledovaniye protsessa
ustalosti metodom nezavisimogo etalona)
PERIODICAL: Fizika Metallov i Metallovedeniye, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 1,
pp 142-145 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Steel St.35 as normalized and subsequently tempered at
70000 was used for the investigation. After final mechanic
working the specimens were given a supplementary tempering at
65000. The fatigue limit and mechanical properties of the
specimens in the original condition are given in the table on
p 142. Fatigue tests were carried out, using two-directional
bending under cyclic stress. After an even number of cycles
the test was discontinued and the specimens removed from the
machine. X-ray photographs were taken of each specimen at
various stages of fatigue. The chamber was provided with ar.
aluminium standard made in the shape of a disk with radial
slits. The standard was placed on the axis of an electric
Card 1/3 motor and put in the path of the primary be am of rays.

SOV/12(3-7-1-21/28
X-Ray Investigation of Fatigue by the Independent Standard Method
As the standard rotated the X-rays alternately fell on ,-he
specimen and on the standard, giving in the X-ray fil the
lines (3101, and (220),,,. for the investigated s acimen,
and the staidard lines (420),., and (331)c'e The X-~,ay
films obtained were photometered at a magnification of x 8.
Tho intensity of the lines was determined at first by the
magnitude of m ax im u m blackeni ng, but af terwards, when
the width of the lines during the fatigue process remained
unaltered, by the height of the peak in the photometrie
curves. Whilst the intensity of the'interference line
(310),,, remains practicall unaltered with increase in the
number of cycles (see Fig,lT, the intensity of the line
(220)w constantly increases and attains a maximum value
up to ,fracture (see Fig.2). By the behaviour of the above
two lines the relative intensity 13, 1220 curve is
determined. The relative intensity Vecreases with increase
in the number of cycles (see Fig.3). The authors have
Card 2/3 arrived at the following conclusions:-

BOV/12(j-7-1-21/28
X-Ray Investigation of Fatigue by the Independent Standard Method
(1) In the fatigue process a change in mosaic structure Is
observed apart from tertiary distortions which arise in
the crystal lattice of the metal.
(2) The method of relative intensity of 1310/1220 does not
give the correct picture of changes ocourring during
fatigue in the atomic structure of a metal; hence, this
method should not be used.
(3) The independent-standard method makes it possible to
detect not only distortions arising in the crystal lattiae,
but also changes which have occurred in the mosaic structure
of the metal.
There are 3 figures, I table and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy institut stali (Moscow Steel Institute)
SUBMITTED: April 1, 1957
Card 3/3

GLIKMAN, L.A., doirtor tekhn.nauk; TEKHT, V.P., kandttekhp.niauk
Effect of intermediate heatings during the fatigue process in
oteel on its durability. Trudy LMZ no.9:123-.136 162.
(MIRA 16s6)
(Steel-Fatigue) (Annealing of metals)

GLIMNP L.A., doktor tekhn.nauk; TEKHT, V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk,
NAZAROVA, Ye.I., inzh.
Removal of residual stresses In titanium alloys with a 1. 11/0 contmi t,
of aluminum by mvans of tempering. Trudy LM no.9s175-180 162.
(MIRA 16-6)
(Titanium alloys-lioat treatnfint) (Stralria and atre-man)

TEKHTf V.P., kand.tekhn.nauk
X-ray equipment for the investigation of anodie slime of heat-
resistant steals, Trudz LHZ no.9s275-279 162, (KRA 166)
(X rayB.;-Equipment and supplies)
(Steel, Heat-resistant-Zleotrometallurgy)

ACC NRs AP6027789
SOURCE CODE: UR/0126/66/022/001/0078/0081
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AUTHOR: Glikman, L. A.; Tekht, V. P.
ORG: Leningrad Metal Plant im. XXII Congre KPSS ( eningradskiy metallicheskiy.
zavodT--~
i~,J fe of steels
TITLE: Effect of "in procest," training on fat F,
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 1, 1966, 78-81
TOPIC,TAGS:, st ce,
4
AB , perirofk q~!_rbon 0.37-0.4'
~ST , ~ A carbon) and chromium stainless
steeIN Khl- c
* 1(0.16-0.23% carbon, 12-14% chromium) were subjected to plic stresses
10-15% higher than their fatigue strength (29.5-30.6 and 33.7 kg/mm , respectively)
for a number of cycles equal to 75 to 95% of the number of cycles at failure. After
that, the stress was lowered to 75-90% of the fatigue strength for 5,000,000 cycles
(training period) and then returned to the initial magnitude, which was maintained up
to failure. The training significantly Improved the fatigue "life" of both steels.
For instance, while untrained specimens of steel 40 under stresses 10 or 15% higher
than fatigue strength failed after 192,650-353,500 or 230,650-239,950 cycles,
respectively, the trained specimens failed after 254,200-750,600 or 259,400-352,200
cycles;2Kbl3 steel exhibited similar behavior. Post-training annealing of 2Khl3 steels._
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at 650C for 2 hr in argon produced no additional beneficial effect.
has: 3 tables.
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Orig. art.
[D'I]
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AUTWH: Tekhver 1. Tehver, I.; Khizhnyakov, V.
ORG: Institute of Physics and Astronomy, Academy of Sciences Estonian SSR (In5tIt,.:,t
fiziki astrononii'Akademii vauk Estonskoy SSR)
TITLE; iaww scattering and luminescence in the secondary glow of an impurity center
SOURCE: AN ZstSSR. Izv. Ser fiz-matem I tekhn n, no. 1, 1966, 9-15
TOPIC TAGS: Raman scattering, luminescence, impuFity center, crystal impurity,
ipectral line, line width, light excitation, absorption band
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier vork (Tr. in-ta fiz. I astron. Aff ESSR,
no. 29, 54, 1964 and no. 32, in press) vhere the possibility of using Raman scatteking
to investigate impurity centers in crystals was first investigated. The purpose of
the present investigation is to separate the Raman-ocattering and luminescence cow-
ponents of the secondary glov. It is assumed that the centers have a random aistri-
bution in the impurity crystal, and that the monochromatic light incident on the crya-
tal has a frequency In the impurity absorption band. Calculation of the Raman scat-
tering Intensity reveals that the spectrum excited by the incident light contains
luminescence component with purely electronic line having a radiation vidth much
smaller than the width of the vibrational excitation spectral lines. The luminescence'
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can be separated only if the exciting light lies In the region of the phonon wing 8f
the absorption band. The results are interpreted as a direct proof that the quantum
yield of luminescence is constant and that the luminescence spectrum is independent
of the excitation frequency within the limits of the impurity absorption bands. De-
tailed calculations are presented, by way of examples, for the spectrum of the secon;
ary glow in the concrete cases of the single-oacillator model and in the case of a
center with large Stokes losses. In -the latter case it is concluded that the reGona3
Raman scattering can-be used to advantage for the study of the impurity absorption
centers. The authors thank K. K. Rebane for directing the work. Orig. art, hast 1:
formul",
MB.CODB: 201 .6M DATE: 19oct65/. ORIG FEY: 010
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_~;t~NR~40 '0_8330 SOURCE CODE:- -UR/2613/64/006/-Oif/Wif/--03-22---7.
AUTHOR: -- -Rebane, --X-. X_.-;_ Tekhver, I._ Yu. Xhizhnyakov,,-V.-V,
TITLE: Detailed structure of.a purely electronic quasi-line
SOURCE: AN EstSSR. s ilt fimiki i-AatrgaQM~ii. Trudy, no. 27, 1964. Issledovaniya
po teorii tverdogo tela (Research on the theory of solids), 17-22
TOPIC TAGS: crystal theory, impurity center, Mossbauer effect, line spectrum , line
width, vibration spectrum, crystal impurity (
ABSTRACT: The authors study the theoretical width of an extremelA narrow purely elec-
tronic quasi-line in vibrational electron spectra of Lmeurily c!Zstals. Two cases are
considered: 1. the impurity cent are assumed to be ideally identic:il-, 2. the im-
purities are assumed to be in slightly different conditions due to nnnuniformity in
the structure of the crystal matrix. The second case corresponds to actual experiment
al conditions. The theoretical similarities between the purely electronic quasi-line
and the Mbssbauer line are discussed. It is shown that the purely electronic line in
the vibronic spectrum of an impurity crystal may have a width of the order of the ra-
diation width, at least at low temperatures, i. e. of the order of 10-4 cm-1 for al-
lowed transitions. This line is narrow enough to be lost through statistical disper-
sion due to nonhomogeneities in the crystal matrix in ordinary experime~'ttal condi-
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tions. An experimental study of the shape of these lines will require improvement
in experimental techniques to eliminate the effect of nonhomogeneities in the crystal
on the purely electronic energy of impurities. Orig. art. has: I formula.
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ACC NR% AT~6'60331 SOURCE CODE: UR/2613/54/00016-f-776-62-S/'0-6-!~6--
AUTHOR: Rebane, K. K.; Sil'd, 0. 1.; Tekhver, I. Yu.
_5F_ 7
ORG; none '7 /
TITIX: Vibrational electron bands of a luminescence center with regard to anharmoni-
city of vibrations
SOURCE: AN EstSSR. Institut fiziki i astronomii. Trudy, no. 27, 1964. Issledovaniya
po teorilf tverdogo tela (Res-e-arch on the theory of solids), 23-56
TOPIC TAGS: luminescence center, crystal theory, eneigy band structure , harmonic
analysis, vibration spectrum, vibration
ABSTRACT: The authors calculate the moments S, for probability diqjrJbution of vibron
2 1, ilt"
ic transitions of order I = 0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 for a luminescenc'e'~_enter in a crystal.
The adiabatic potentials ef the ground and excited electron levels of the luminescenc
center are given in the form of expansions in power series including anhMaNNOW
of the third and fourth orders. The electron matrix element is accounted for as a
function of the vibrational coordinates together with the anharmonicity of the adia-
batic potentials. Some of the results are compared with experimental data in the li-
terature. An analysis of the resultant expressions for the moments indicate that vi-
brational anharmonicity may be definitive in the following effects: 1. a temperature
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shift in the first moment of the band; 2. a deviation in the temperature relation-
ship of the half-width of the band 6 fran the law 614TF; 3. the sign of asyrnetry of
the band. The basic effect which shows the relationship between H and the vibration-
al coordinates is an increase in the intensity of the integral band with temperature.
This relationship does not show.up in any other clearly pronounced singulartties in
the behavior of a band corresponding to a center where the Stokes losses are high.
Orig. art. has: 16 formulas.
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'.AUTHORS., Rebane
K. K.; Tekhverj~-T~-- yu-;,~-7
ITITLE: Con tribution to the theory of Raman acattering of light
-by- an impurity -crystal
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 9D277
REP. SOURCE: Tr. In-ta fiz. i astron. AN EstSSjj no. 29, 1964, 54-65
TOPIC TAGS: Raman scattering, light scattering, impurity scattering,
crystal impurity, electron spectrum, vibration spectrum, line
spectrum, operator equation, matrix element
TRANSLATION: The authors consider two methods of summation over the
intermediate states in the formula for electron-vibration Raman
scattering of light by impurity crystals, namely the method of
quantum-meebanical sum rules and tile method of ordered operators.
The previously drawn conclusions concerning the quasi-line structure
of the spect:~um have been confirmed. It is shown that at scattering-
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light frequencies lying outside the region of the resofiance it is
very important to take into account the dependence of the electron
matrix elements on the coordinates of the lattice vibratfon. Under
restricting assumptions imposed on the frequency of the scattering
light, the authors derive with the aid oir the first method certain
deductions, which are useful for comparison with experiment, con-
cerning the temperature behavior of the vibrational quasi-lineB in
the spectra. Bibliography, 16 titles.
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6865. Tekhver, Yu. T. Ch3stnaya gistolo.miya sellskokhozyiystvennykh
zhivotnykh. Tallin, i;stgostzdat, 1954. 439 a. a Ul.; 16 L. ill. 22.-n,.
3.000 ekz. l6r. 50 k. V per. -- Na eston, yaz. -- (55-10,90) 619;611-018
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis' No. 6, 1955

_/6-T.
T EY HMR I.
TEMPM. G. T.: "The slonificance of the wide-scal!~- use of better pro-
ductivi breeds for horse raining In tH% Estonian S3P." Vin Hight-r
Educntion USSR. Estonian Agricultural Acaden7. Tartu, 1956
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Veterinary Sciences)
So: Knizhnava Letopist, No 17, 1~-56

TEKHVER, Yu.T. [Tahver. LT.)
"Atlas of photomicrographs on normal histolou and embr7olog7t
by L.I. Falin. Reviewe-d by IU.Te Teldiver. Arkh.anat. gist. i
embr. 35 no.4:111-113 JI-Ag 158 (MIRA 11:10)
1. Adres avtora: Estonskays SSR, Tartu, Gosudarstvenrty7 universitet.
kafedra gistologii;
(ANATOMY, HUMAN-ATLASM)
(FALINg L.I.)

TF-KHVERI, Yu*T.I[Teh4f -T-1;
"Specialized bistology of domestic animal and the fundamentals
of embryologyN by P.A. Koval'skii. ReVieved by IU.T. Tekbver.
Ai,kh. anat.,gist, i embr. 38 no. 5.*U7-219 My 160, (MIRA 1-4:2)
1. Adres avtora: Estonakaya SSRt TartUt ul.Miohurinat 361,EatonBkaya
sel'skokhozyaystvewiaya a6AeMyar*1' atotiya gistologil.
(HISTOLOGY) (MWYOLC*T),, ASKIIP P.A.)
A

TEKHVER, Yu,T, (Tartu, Estonakaya SSR, ul. Yakob3oni, 9a)
Histological terminology. Arkh. anat., Eint. I embr. 43 no-III
3-1-1 N 162. (MIRA 17--8)
1. Kafedra anatomii, gistologii i embriclogii (iav. - prof.
Yu.T. Tekhver) Akademii sel'skokh02YaY9tvennVkh nauk Fetonskoy
SSR.

TEKIELSKI, B.
Standardization in the limber industry. p. 81. (PRZEMYSL DRZEWITY, Vol. 5,
No. 4, Apr. 1954, Warsmia, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (ERAT ), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954, Uncl.'

TEKMSKI, B.
Strug
,gle for lower consumption of lumber materials. p. 83. (PRZEnYSL DRZEMIY.
Vol. 5, No. 4, Apr. 1954, Warsza,,fa, Poland)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EEAL), LC, Vol. 3, No. 12, Dec.
1954. uncl.

IVANOV, V.A
~~thcmatlaal. model of a period,-! cewntation process,
Tzv.vys.ucheb.zav,,; tsvet.w-,t, 8 nos2,1159-.166 165. (m 1 RA 19 s I)
1. Kaf6dra avtomatizatsii prol2vndstva redklkh mptallov
Mookovskogc inatituta st.,.tli ! srlavov. 5ubmitted lklarch 5,
1964.

TEKJL, M.
Problems of internal installations with regard to ensuring future
development of gasification. p. 238.
PALIVA. (Ministerstvo paliv a Ceskoslovenska vedecka technicka spolecnost pro
vyuziti paliv pri Ceskoslovenske akademii ved) Prhha, Czechoslovakia, Vol. 39,
no. 7. July 1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 8, Ho. 11,
November 1959-.
uncl.

MENZHERITSKlY, A.I.; OSIPOV,. A.V.; YFFREYDV, M.D.- KRUKOVSKIY, Ye.V.;
SHLUGFR, N.A.; REPSHIL, A.P.; MITSKEVICH, V.M.; MIKIRTUCIEVA,
Z.V.; POIDNSKIY, V.V.; OBOTOVA, M.N.; SEEM111OVSKIY, A.A.;
GARASEVICH~ G.I.; VAYNBERG, Ye.l.; DOMNICH, A.M.; LEVCHENKO, V.L.;
RAFALISON, V.D.; POMANENKO, Ye.l.; SHPINER, Ye.l.- IEKLIN, V.G.
y
Innovations. Bum. i der. pro,-r,. no.2t58 Ap-Je 165.
(MIRA 18t6)

TEKLINSKAV M.; TEKLINSKI, A. (pulavy)
Agglutinin formation in cases of brucellar infection of hens. Roex
nauk roln vat 70 no.1/4:210 160. (Em 10:9)
(Poultry) (Brucella abortus) (Agglutinations)

TEKLINSKI,
The oar= agglutination titer of blood of gainom pigs vaccinated
with Brucella, abortus 3 19. Rocz nauk roln wet 70 no.1/41210-211
160o (ZEAI 10:9)
(Agglutination) (Sertim) (Blood) (Brucella abortuo)

TEKLINSKA,, M.1 -TFAMNSKIO A. (Pu-Iavy)
Evaluation of the Newcastle disease vaccine produced in eggs from
hens vaccinated vith Hertfordshire strain. Rocs nauk roln wet 70
no.1/4:231-233 '160. (EFAI loig)
(Poultry) (Vaccines and vaccination)
(Neveaotle disease)

ACC NRl AiW2-46- -
69
'AUT.101: Synoi-dedzld, Zdzislaw-Synovetski, Z. (Warsaw); Maxia-
Tek-lin'ska, M',
OnG: Dopartmant of Technology and Control of Veterinary Drugs, Veterinary Inatituto
/headed I-or Doctor A. TekUnskJ./, Warsar (Zaklad Toohnologii i Kontroli Lekow iletery-
naryjnych Instytutu Weterynarli); Regional Institute of Veterinary ftieno /headed by
Veterinarian Je Piotrowski/, Warsaw (WoJewoftki, Zaklad Higienylleterynaryjnej)
TITIB: Preparation "Bioforron" and its effect on homoglobin level and body woieit
in piglets
SOURCE: Iledycyna waterynaryjna, no. 7, 196$1 )97-400
TOPIC TAGS: hemoglobin, experiment animal
ABSTRACT: Administration to 5 piglets of the preparation Bioferron from week I to I
week 8 of age (total 1-5 Gm of the preparation equal to 15 M of iron) significantly
increased both the hemoglobin and body weight in experimental animals as compared to
untreated controls. Field use in about 300 additional animals without atriot control!
wan also quite successful. The preparation contains a ferrous dextran Complex,
hydrolyzed starch, and trace elements o6balt, copper, mnganoso, iodine, tine and
tatt7 acid osters* The authors thank A. Cholewicki, for carr-Ang out the chemical
analysis containing Fe as well as the adcroelements Co, Cu, . Zn, and J and for
the preparation,of the 'Biofex n.1 Orig.artehass2 figures and 2 tables-2bii-V
Card 1&,,.~SUB OODEs 06 / SM DATEs none / ORIG RM 006 / OTH RUs 010 -

TMINSKIP A.; SAMOREK, M. (Pttlaw7)
Spread of taberculosis and brucellosis in peasant farm cattle of the
Pulawy District. Rocz nauk roln wet 70 no.1/4:152 (160.
EEAI l019)
(Cattle) (Tuberauloois) (Bracellosis)

RMANSKAS H.; THMINSKI A - WISNIEWSKI, Z. (Pulavy)
Evaluation of different allergic properties of various strains of
Mycobaoterimm tuberculovie on the basis of the tuberculin reaction
of cattle. Roes nauk roln vet 70 no.IA:160-161 160.
(EFAI 10: 9)
(Cattle) (Mycobacterium tuberculosis)
(Tuberculin)

TEKLINSKAY M.; TEKL.INSKI"-A. -(pulawy)
Agglutinin formation in cases of brucellar infection of hens. Rocs
nauk roln Yet 70 no-2Ar210 160. (Ew 10:9)
(Poult27) (Brucella abortuB) (Agglutinations)

TEKLINSKI, A.; TM=ISKA, M. (Fulawy)
The nor= agglutination titer of blood of guinea pigs vaccinated
with Brucella abortus S 19. Roes nauk roln wet 70 no.1/4:210-211
160. (VAI 10: 9)
(Agglutination) (Sorm) (Blood) (Brucella abortue)

TEELINSKAt M.;
Evaluation of the Neveastle disease vaccine produced in eggs from
hens vaccinated with Hertfordshire strain. Rocz nauk roln Vet 70
no.1/49231-233 '160. (EFAI IWO
(Poultry) (Vaccines and vaccination)
(Newcastle disease)

KOZICKII J.;.__.TEKLIN O,-A4 LISOWSKA, Z. (Pulawy)
%
Experimentv in producing a Newcastle disease invans serum as a bjr
product in poultry fattening. Rocz nauk roln wet 70 no,1/4:233
t6o, ME 1019)
(Poultry) (Newcastle disease) (Imunity) (Serum)

Tzn~NSKI, Antoni (Pulawy)
- -.-. .. 11 farms. Rocz nauk roln wet 70
Causes of sterility of cows on Bma (EUI 10: 9)
no.,A:362-364 '60-
(Cattle) (Farms) (Sterility)

'-TZXLINSKI, Antoni (Pulawy)
Fertility testing of the bulls of the peasants in Pulawy District.
Rocz nauk roln wet 70 no.1/4:381-383 160. (MI iotq)
(&dlB) (Fertility)

TRKLINSKI, A.; PACZK, W. (Pulawy)
The Palavy model of artificial vp~inae for semen receiving. Rocz
nauk roln wet 70 no.1/4:383-385 160. (EM 10:9)
(vagina) (Semen)
%r

1E Given Names
S U RW, 0 1 1
Gountx7l Poland
Academic Degrees%
pepa;7~pep&-of -the- ToOjwlogy. and Ccntrol of Votorinary Drugs
Affiliation: of the Votorinary Institute (Zaklad Toohnologii. i Kontroli
Lakow Watorynar.,rjrqch, Instytut Wetarynarii), Warsaw;
Director (Kierownik): Dr Antoni Teklinski
Srame.. Inblin, Madveyna Waterynardna, Vol XVII, No 10, Ootober 1961,
pp 379-584
Data: 11yophilization of Vaccine S-19 Against Infectious Abortions
of Cows.n
Authors:
I/ TEKLINSKI, A, Dr-
rXWM=-,J -f&~~ademie Degrees not ziverV
,Ma)MZCZUKOrA, M floademio Degreos not given
Dik-ST-B--Ai~Oemic Degrees not siven7 J7
GPO 981643

TEKLINSKI, Antoni
Immuncgenic val)ia of live P vacc.,ne against fo-.j" W, 0-ft -ZORZ
probl post,,,,,nauk roln no.46163-85 164.
I Department -)f Technology and Supervision t-,f Veterinary
Drugs, Institute of Votc-!-inary Medicine; Nilawy; Director-
Piof. Dr.St.Kiaiis.

POLVID
of the Research Office for the Technology and Control of
Veterinary Drugs, Vaterinarf institute (Zaklad Tachnologii i Yontroli
Lekow WeterynaryJnych instytutu Wet.), i,arsaw. Dr. A. Teklinski, Head.
"The Effect of Lyophilization on the Antigen Value of Vaccine S-1918
Lublii~, Yedycvna 'Neterynax-jjna,, Vol 22, I'Vo 8, 1966, pp 476-483.
Abstract (Author's English abstract modified): An investigation was carried
out to determine the possible effect of the process of Iyophilization on
the antigen value of vaccine S-19 against infectious abortion in cows.
Ch each of the test farms., half the cows were ii-maLnised with Iyophilizedvac-
cire the rest with liq~iid vaccine. The estimation of the value of both
vaccines was based on statistical analysis (Kolmogorov-Sairnov) of the sero -
logical titers of the blood (agglutination-and complement-fixation tests).
1,073 cows and 869 heifers ~iare examined 3, 6 and 12 months after vaccination.
Statistical interpretation of the tests is given.
Contains 2 Tables and 29 references (8 Polish, 12 THestern, 3 Russian and
6 I-ierman-ianguage).
1A
U11

TLYSEt K.
"Geometrical constructions With a circular ruler*"
p. 255 (Matematikai Lapok) Vol. 7, no- 3/4, 1956-
Budapesto Hungary
SO: Monthly Index of F_aSt European Accessions (MAI) LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

26(l) PR= I D= XlnD=ATXCN SOVI'25W 7",-,,
Mat"atloWskoys proaveahchalliYaj . matenar1ka. yore pr*POdAv&nI76. -
prUoxh-%1jya I Istorlya, Tn. 4 (Mathematical SdUOILtIon
ti
Mathema %&. Its Teaching. Application and Ristcr7s !r
Moscow, GostakhIsdat, 1959. 25,00D soples printed.
Rd.t x.m. Bronshts"s witorial. Boarwar seft4as x.m. Broashtoyn-
Akftuahavich. I.M. Taglomi To". Md.$ fi-X. Akhl&&Oy-
PURP=o This book Is Intended for persons idthout an extensive
mathematical education who are Interested in trend* In con-
temporary natheinatics. The book may be useful to high School
mathematics teachers.
COVJMME& Th book consists of articles. reviews, and scientific
and mathod:loglaal reports, some of whish are translatlona from
other leng"goa. The state of modern sathwastics to covered.
Including applIcations. history teaching of mathematics In
schools, and mathematical dsvelL~iwnta In the USSR and Abroad.
One station deals with 041antifto and V"Lgogtoal life In the
UM and another ontains reviews or certain mathematical publi-
cations. Some mazhewatloal background Is necessary to understand
the booki certain artioles requAre a knwledge of higher mathe-
matics.
Mathematical 2ducationj (Cont.) SOV/!2~08
nIjsp3CxD=?rC-xrM0D0EMXCAL Repo=
Teaching *r1snoe And J'*dWgIG&j ZV$rlnant&tlon)
Araa&novlctk. I.0., and 3.1. Zet9l'. on an ApppojLLMLation Or
aragAs at functions by Cw-r*a of the Second Order lConjOgI IT9
az*adsteln. 1.3. (Deceased) On One 3urflaient Test of Ind4r1ft1te
Integrala Turning to Zero 189
Segel. B-1- 0" the XA"42 Lialt Theorem in Protzbilltj, Theory 193
.TSk9h2A_&~LXcc9rrY) Romarics on the Theory or 09castrio Construe,
raons 197
arier Reportax
I- Balk. R.B. COmputIng a Sun by Weighting ~V5
2. Olnzburgv B.L. Simplification or ^"tjpIjc&tlon Prom Lort
to Right 207
3. ruzhella A.V. A StL4y of the jtoot* of a Cublo Xquetion
Ca.rd 5/8

TEKSE, Kalman
Some problems of the integral geometry of Rio space. Mgt kozl
MTA 11 no.3:280,-304 161.
(Integrals) (Geometry) (Spaces, Generalized)

TUSE. Kalman
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Sme remarks about the article by A. Ranyi entitled Mesoo
of a do~dte about ap*iod matbematice.0 Magy tud 70 no.1%46-50
A 163 -0
1. Kosponti. Statiaztikai Hivatal tudomanyos munkatarea.

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FTITSTH, B*V,; TEKS VINOGRADOVA. L.1.; MOUGHIVSKATA, N.D.
Using the oxelate-vilver electrode for determining the Imstability
constants of complex oxalatese Zhur.neorg.khim. 2 no.9:2025-2030
S '57. (MIRA 10:12)
l.Leningradakijr tekhnologicheekiv institut pishchevo7 prom7ahlonnosti,
Kafedra obahchey i analiticheskoy khimii,
(Blectrodes) (Oralatee)

5'(4),21(l)
AUTHORS: Vinogradova, L. I. SCV/78-4-4-10/44
Ptitsyn, B. V.
TITLE- The Determination of the Stability Constants of the Complex
Oxalates of Magnesium and Uranyl Using an Oxalate-silver
Electrode (0predeleniye konstant nestoykosti kom:pleksnykh
oksalatov magniya i uranila s pomoshchlyu oksalatno-serebrya-
nogo elektroda)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 4, PP 764-768
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The stability constants of the complexes K 2 ~Mg(C204)21 and
K61-(UO2)2(C204)51 were determined using an oxalat-a-silver
electrode. Solutions of various concentrations of both com-
plexes were saturated with silver oxalate at 250, and the
potential of the oxalate-silver electrode was measured in
these solutions in order to determine the equilibrium
activity of the C 2042- ion. The results of these measurements
are given in a table. The integral stability constant for
Card 1/4 the magnesium comllex K 2[mg(C204 )21 was calculatei:

NJ k -."- ,,,
The D-atermination of the Stability Constants of the SOV/78-4-4-10/44
Complex Oxalates of Magnesium and Uranyl Usin g an Oxalate-silver Flectrode
K2Pg(C204)21
I (ion strength) integral

0.89.10-1 _ 5
5-7-10
0.49-10-1 2.9.10-5
0.31-10-1 2.9.10-5
The measured results required for the calculations are summa-
rized in a table. The dissocia tion of the complex ion
l(U02)2(C204")5 ] 6- occurs according to the followin
- g scheme:
6 C 02-
[(U02)2(C204)51 2 4 0 C 0 )2]2-
+ 2
LU 2( 2 4 (1)
2 0 (C 0 )2] 2- 02- +
FU 2 2 4 C2 4 (C 0
C(U02)2 2 4 (2)

UO (C 0 02-
( 2)2 2 4 C2 4 +
1

U02CIO4
(3)
2U0 C 0 2UO 2+ + 2C 02-
2 2 4 2 2 4 (5)
toge
Card 2/4 ther: ]6- 02- + 2U02+
UO - 5C
0
(C
)
4
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2
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Thq Determination of the Stability Constants of the SOV/78-44-4-10/44
Complex Oxalates of Magnesium and Uranyl Using an Ozalate-n-ilver Electrode
It is assumed that the :omplex ion UO 14,. e):izts
2)2(C204 4
in the solution. The stability constants K K and K for
.1 1, 2
K ~(Uo were -aloulated as follows:
6;. 2)2(C204 5--~
K
6',(UO2)2(C204 5J
I (ion strength) K1.K 2 K2
0.69.10A 3-8,10-5
- 1 -2
0.22.10 4-8A0
0 1 08. 1 0~'1 3-0
The data required for the calculationa are given in a -.able.
A further table gi~res the results of the calculation of K 2'
There are 4 tables and 7 refererces, 3 of which are So-iet..
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The Determination of the Stability Constanto c.:C the SOV/7C 4 4 '0/44
Complex Oxalates of Magnonium and Uranyl Uoing an Oxalate-cilrer Flectrode
ASSOCIATION. Kafedra ob3hchay i analitichenkoy khimii Len-in-~radsKcGo
~o irstivAta pishchevoy promynhlennc)~,,"i
tekhnQlogicheskor
Cb.-Lir of Gonoral and Mitimlittry of th,)
Tschnological Institute of t~o Fcodqtuffs Industry) ard
Kafedra tekhn,7.1og-44- iski;ss-~vennykh radioaktivnykh vesh~:heztv
Leningrrl-kogo tekhnologi:~hp2kogo in3tituta -4--. Lersoveta
(Cha4- i -~- ;he of Artificial Radioacti-ve Mn-'eri-A.1
Lly
O.r
lr%-3tikute imer.' Lonsovet
the i,,~nin.-
SUBMITTEDi December 30; 195'?
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5(2) SOV/78-4-10-13/40
AUTHORS: Ptitsyn, B. V., zt~~~
TITLE: Determination of the Instability Constant of Oxalate Com-
plexes of Uranyl by Means of the Method of the Shifted
Equilibrium
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal neorganicheskoy khimii, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 10,
pp 2248-2254 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: On description of the solubility method used in the determi-
nation of instability constants it is disregarded that in
several cases a displacement of the dissociation equilibrium
of the complex ion may take place brought about by reaction
of a ion.situated in the inner sphere of the complex with a
ion in the outer sphere. In such caees the equilibrium can be
approached from two sides and the thermodynamic equilibration
be proved. In the following the equilibrium of the reaction

0 (C 0
U 2 2 4
1
2-2y + 2xAg+ V* [U02(C204)Y- 1
2-2(x-y) + xAg C 0 4
2 2
is investigated. The approach to the equi librium from the left
of the equation is denoted as first modification, the approach
from the right as second modification of the method of the
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SOV/78-4-10-13/40
.termination of the Instability Constant of Oxalate Complexes of Uranil b-f
leans of the Method of the Shifted Equilibrium
were investigated: K 21UO2(c2o 4)2 + AgNO3 at an Initial molar
ratio between silver and uranyl In of 2 and 4; and
K6RU02)2(r"204)5j + AgN03 at an ionic ratio of 1, 3, and 5-
L-
The equilibrium distribution of silver Ions between the solid
and liquid phase at 250 was determined. The results are il-
lustrated. in the coordinate system p[Agj , f(poU02+) in figure t
2
Tables I and 2 give the computed values of the instability
constants K. and K116 Figures 2 and 3 show the dependence of
the constants on ri .(j = ionic strength). For K 1 8-3-10-6 was
found by means of the first modification, 3.6.10-5 by means of
the second modification; for K II by means of both modifications
1.0.10" 6 in accordance. The value of K I obtained by means of
the second modification is considered the more likely one.
The reasons for it shall be given in a later paper. There are
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SOV/78-4-10-13/40
Determination of the Instability Constant of Oxalate Complexes of Uranyl b
4 Y
Means of the Method of the Shifted Equilibrium
I
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut im. Lensovets,
(Leningrad Teohnologioal Institute imeni Lensovet)
Tekhnologicheskiy institut pishchevoy promyshlennosti
(Technological Institute of Food Industry)
SUBMITTED: July 11t 1958
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5404
Murin, A. N., V. D. Nefedov, and V. P. Shvedov, eds.
Radiokhiralya I khimiya yadernykh protsessov (Radiochemistry and
the Chemistry of Nuclear Processes) Leningrad, Goskhimizdat,
1960. 784 p. Errata slip inserted. 13,000 copies printed.
Ed.: F. Yu. Rachinskiy; Tech. Ed.; Ye. Ya. Erlikh.
PURPOSE : This textbook is intended for students of physical
chemistry or radiochemistry at universities and schools of
higher education. it may also serve as a handbook for sci-
entific workers and technical personnel In the radlochemical
industries and other related branches.
COVERAGE: The textbook deals with problems in modern radio-
chemistry, including adsorption, cocrystallization, isotope
exchange in radioactive elements, the chemistry of nuclear
processes, and methods of preparing radioactive isotopes
and labeled compounds. Special attention has been given
to chemical processes caused by radioactive transformations
and radiation. In the main the book was compiled by person-
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Radiochemistry and the Chemistry (Cont.) SOV/5404
nel of the Radlochemlstry Department, Lenlngradskly gos-
udarstvennyy universitet imenl A. A. Zhdanova(Leningrad
State University imeni A. A. Zhdanov)p and the Department of
the Technology of Artificial Radioactive Isotopes., LeT. n-
gradskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut imeni Lensoveta (L-,nin-
grad Technological Institute imeni Lensovet). No person-
alities are mentioned. References accompany individual
chapters.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
Introduction
9
Ch. I. Distribution of Substances Between the Solid Crystal-
line and the Liquid Phases. L, L. Makarov, V. D.
Nefedov, and Ye. N. Tekster
1. The importance 6T-d1Ztfftb-_ufi__on processes in radiochem-
istry 17
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Radiochemistry and the Chemistry (Cont.) SOV/5404
Ch.III. The Electrochemistry of Radioactive Elements. Ye. N.
Tekster
1. Some-fgieures of the electrochemistry of radioactive
elements 129
2. Methods of determining the critical potential for the
precipitation of radioactive elements 131
3. The applicability of the Nernst equation in the high
dilution range 137
4. Effect of the nature of the electrode on the critical-
potential value for the precipitation of radioactive
elements 142
5. The electrochemical method of Investigating radio-
active elements as a means of studying their chemical
and physicochemical properties 150
6. Electrochemical methods of extracting and separating
radioactive elements 154
Ch. IV. Isotope Exchange. A. N. Murin, V. D. Nefedov, and
Ye. N. Sinotova
1. Basic concepts and examples of isotope-exchaW reactions 166
2. Reasons for the occurrence of isotope-exchange reactions
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,B/078/60/005/05/27/037
,S7 2 0 tA) B004/BOi6
AUTHORSs lFilinov, Deceased), TekOtert Ye. N.9 Kolpakova, A. A.,
Panteleyeva, Ye.
TITM Investigation of the Solubility of Thorium PyrophosphaAl In Acids,
and Investigation of the Equilibrium Between Solid Phase and
Solution in the Systems ThP 207 - Na4P207 - H20 and ThP207 - Th(NO 3Y
H20
PERIODICAM Zhurnal neorganicheakoy khimii, 1960, Vol- 5, No. 5, PP- 1149 - 1156
TEXTs The solubility of ThF207 vas studied in HC1, HNO 3' and H2304 in the concen-
tration range 0.1 - 0.5 N by means of the radiochemical indicator UX1. The method
is described in a paper by F. M. Filinov and V. F. Budanova (Ref. The activitr
of the solutions was measured on the B-apparatus by means of a B-11d--oounter.
Fig. I shows the vessel applied. Data on solubility are presented in Fig. 2, and
for comparison, also the data of Ref. 8 are given. The solubility of ThP20 7 in
solutions of Ka 4P207 in the concentrations range 0.02 0.2 M was also determined
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Investigation of the Solubility of Thorium Pyrophos- 3/07BJ60/005/05/27/037
phate in Acids, and Investigation of the Equilibrium B004/BO16
Between Solid Phase and Solution in the Systems Th? 207 - Na4P207 - R20 and
ThP207 - Th(NO3 )4 - H20
according to the same method. Table 1 presents the data, table 2 the analytical
results of the solid phases. The compound Na 4 [Th(P207)2] was separated, its solu-
bility, the pH of its solution, and its electrical conductivity were determined
(Table 3, Figs. 3,4). Further, conductometric titratione of a 0.002 M solution of
Na 4P207by means of 0.0682 X Th(NO 3)4 (Fig- 5), and of a 0.0014 9 Th(NO 3)4 solu-
tion by means of 0.1 M Na 4P207 were carried out (Fig. 6). Distinct and well re-
producible breaks of the curves were observed at P 04-]/- h4+] - 2, 1, and
1 2 7 IT
0-7-0-8. The study of the solubility of ThP 207 in thorium nitrate solutions
showed an increased solubility of thorium pyrophosphate. There are 6 figures,
3 tables, and 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONs Leningradskiy tekhnologicheskiy inatitut im. Lensovete Kafedra takh-
nologii iskusstvennykh radioaktivnykh veshchestv (Leningrad Institate-
of Technology imeni Lensovet, Chair of Technology of Artificial
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0 nZ;~-:f
Investigation of the Solubility of Thorium Pyrophos- S/078/60/005/05/27/037
phate in Acids, and Investigation of the Equilibrium B004/BOi6
Between Solid Phase and Solution in the Systems ThP 207 Na.4P207 H20 and
ThP 20 7 -Th(NO 3)4 - H20
Radioactive Substances)
SUBMITTEDs February 23, 1959
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5/08 62/r,00/006/029/117
B171YB101
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, A. A., Tekqter,_ Ye.-N...
TITLE: The utilization of sodium hypophosphate for the separation
of thorium from cerium
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Xhimiya, no. 6, 1962, 124, abstract
6D52 (Tr. Leningr. tekhnol. in-ta im. Lensoveta, no. 55,
1961, 167-169)
TEXT: Thu distribution of Ce between solid and liquid phases has been
investigated with the help of Ce144, in reactions where a 1:5 mixture of
Th and Ce was precipitated from sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid
solutions by Na 2H2P2061 used with an exceze of 150 ~. Ce4+ was reduced
to Ce 3+ by hydrogen peroxide before and after precipitation by the
hypophosphate. It has-been established that, if Ce4+ is reduced before
the addition of the precipitant, practically all Ge remains in sulfuric
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