SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT MURATOV, V.I. - MURATOV, Z.M.

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AUTHORS: Fogell, Ya. Y , Kozlov, V. F. SOV/56-36-4-55/70
Kalmykov, A. A,, Muratov, V. I,
TITLE: Direct Proof of the Applicability of the Adiabatic Criterion
of Massey for Processes 'Nith Double Charge Exchange (Pryamoye
dokazatellstvo primenimosti adiabaticheskogo kriteriya Messi
k protsessam dvoynoy perezaryadki)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1959,
Vol 369 Nr 49 pp 1312-1314 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As shown in a previous paper (Ref 1),,, the investigation of the
rate dependence of the cross sections of the double re-charge
of the ions H+ and F- leads to the result that the curves
ar
(v) have two maxima for these ions. This fact is dealt
l_,
with according to Massey's adiabatic criterion; thus,. a
maximum of such an inelastic process with a resonance deflect
-- 1. The occurrence
,4 E must be observable if al,4EI/hv
max
of two maxima in the curves 61-1(v) for the processes H + ,~ H-
and F- -* F-can be explained either by the formation of slow
excited doubly-charged ions (at H+ - IT-)or by the existence
Card 1/4 of impurity ions in excited metastable states in the primary

Direct Proof of the Applicability of the Adiabatir- SOV/56-36-4-55/70
Criterion of Massey for ProcesBes With Doublf Charge Exchange
beam (at P'4* - F_), The two maxima indicate that besides the
process F +- F_ also the process F + *-. F_ develops, viz. with
a different resonance defect but with the same a-value_ Por
the purpose of clarifying these conditions the authors in-
vestigated the processes B+ --w B- in Xe, Kr, and H and 0* - 0
2
in Xe, In the former case the curve a (v) had 3 maxima, in
the latter it had two. Results~.
Process Excitation energy
ev] ion term term energy
(calculated)
B+ - Kr 5,6 + 1,6 2s2p 3P0 4,6
B+ -Kr 11,7 1.6 2p2 3P 12,1
B+ -Xe 5A 0.9 2s2p 3P0 4 6
Card 2A B+ -Xe 11-3 1,0 2p2 3P 12.1.

Direct Proof of the Applicability of the Adiabatic 30V/56-36-4-55/70
Criterion of Massey for Processes With DoubIL -Charge Exchange
Process Excitation cnergy[ev] ion term term energy!e'Kl
(calculated)
B+ - H2 4,4 + 0.3 2s2p 3P 0 4A
B+ - H2 11.0 + 2.0 2p 2 3P 12,1
0+ - Xe 24.2 � 0.5 2s2p4 2 S 24,4
The results obtained are discussed in detail,, For Li .9, Kr,
Li+ - H 2, and Li"' -w Ar the curves 6,-,(v) are given in form
of diagrame. The additional maxima are where they must be
according to Masoey's criterion. Herefrom follown the identity
of the a-values for processes of double re-charge of uncharged
and charged ions. The results obtained by the investigation
of the process Li+ - Li- provide direct proof of the
applicability of Massey's criterion to such ions and also
prove the correctness of the explanation of the nature of
additional maxima of the curves 61 1
Card 314 investigated. -,(v) in the processes

Direct Proof of the Applicability of the Adial-fic SOV/56-36~4-551/70
Criterion of Massey for Processes With Doub1c Charge Exchange
There are 1 figure, 1 table, and 3 references, 2 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Ukrainskoy SSR
(Physico-technical Institute of the Academy of Sciences,
Ukrainakaya SSR). Kharlkovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Khar1kov State University)
SUBMITTED: December 20, 1958
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3/057/62/032/008/007/015
B104/B102
AUTHORSs Fedorchenko, V. D., Rumkevich, B. ff., Muratov, V. I., and
Chern,yy, B. M-. (1)easased)
TITLEi Low-frequency plasma oscillations in a magnetic field
PERIODICALt Zhurnal tekhnioheskoy fiziki, Y. 32, no. 8, 1962, 958 - 966
TEXT% The experiments were made in a longitudinal magnetic field of
200 - 300 oersteds (Fig. 1). The diameter of the electron beam was 2 cm,
its length 65 am, the energy 2 kev, the pressure 5~10- 7 _ 5.10-5 mm Rg.
The relation W,,6n~m exists between the circular frequency A the oscilla-
tions occurring in the collector circuit (100 kc/sec).of the particle den-
-6
sity n and the ion mass M. The oscillations mainly occur at W mm, Hg.
The oscillation stability is increased by reducing the pressure to
10-7 mm Hg, and at 2-10-5 mm Hg these oscillations vanish. They are due
to a high-frequen~cy noise caused by the electron beam. If the noise is
suppressed at the end of the eleotron beam the oscillation in the
collector circuit vanishes. 'The same oscillations are produced by a weak
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S/05 62/032/008/007/015
Low-frequency plasma oscillations ... B104YB102
external high-frequenoy 6ignal of 26 - 29 Me/aec. The plaama produced by
the electron beam ionizing the gas in the ohamber in very important in
causing the low-frequoncy 090illations. They may be excited by the
irregular action of the fields, produced by the noise in the beam plasnis
Byatem. kttempts to verify this supposition are discussed. There are
7 figures.
SUBMITTEDt June 17, 1961
Figs 1
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ACCESSION NR: AT4036040 S/2781/63/000/003/0036/00"
AUTHORS: Fedorchenko, V. D.; Muratov, V. I.; Rutkevich, B. N.
TITLE: High frequency plasma oscillations in a magnetic field
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po fizike plazmy* i problemam upravlyayemogo
termoyadernogo sinteza. 3d, Xharkov, 1962. Fizika plazmy* i problem-
y* upravlyayemogo termoyadernogo sinteza (Plasma physics-and problems
of controlled thermonuclear synthesis); doklady* konferentsii, no.
3, Kiev, Izd-vo AN UkrSSR, 1963, 36-44
TOPIC TAGS: plasma magnetic field interaction, plasma electron
oscillation, plasma ion oscillation, plasma oscillation, plasma re-
search
ABSTRACTs The authors investigate oscillations in electron be
in a longitudinal magnetic fieid at stronger magnetic fields than in
10 A/m as against 1.59--2.38 x 104
their earlier study (2.38 x A/m;
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ACCESSION NR.- AT4036040
see ZhTF v. 32. 958, 1962). The strong magnetic field suppresses
the low frequency oscillations and increases the amplitude of the
high-frequency oscillations. The spectrum of the high-frequency
oscillations was plotted with the aid of a moving electric probe,
the output of which was fed to a noise meter. The oscillations had
a maximum in the frequency range 25--50 megacycles, the position and
height of which depended on the beam energy (for a fixed current),
on the magnetic field. and on the pressure in the chamber. it has
also been found that an optimal pressure exists at which the ampli-
tude of the oscillations is the largest, and that the optimum value
of the pressure depends on the beam energy. The oscillation fre-
quency depends also on the beam energy and the maximum of the spec-
trum shifts towards higher frequencies with increasing energy. An
increase in the amplitude of the ion oscillations leads to the sup-
pression of the electron oscillations, whereas ion oscillations,bqF
come more intense with increasing amplitude of the electron oscilla-
tions. Plots of the following are included: characteristic spectnim
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of electron oscillations, spectra of high-frequency oscillations at
different pressures, spectra at different electron-beam energy, spec-
tra at high-frequency oscillations at different magnetic fields,
amplitude of high-frequency signal as a function of the probe posi-
tion, role of secondary emission from the collector, amplification of
external high-frequency signal applied to the modulating electrode,
;amplification of external signal at different pressures, amplifica-
'tion of external signal at different magnetic fields, dependence of
the amplitude of the high-frequency ion oscillations on the frequency
of the external electric field enclosing the ion beam, and dependence
of the amplitude of the high-frequency electron oscillations on the
frequency of the external alternating electric field for air and for
krypton. "The authors are most grateful to K. D. Sinallnikov, Ya. B.
Paynberg, and B. G. Safronov for useful discussions." Orig. art.
has: 12 figures.
ASSOCIATIONs None
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SUB CODEs NZ HR REP SOVs 001
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Diagram of experimental set-up
A solenoid, 2 -electron gun, 3 - colle6tor, grid,
5 moving probe, 6 - modulating electrode, 7 capacitor
platen enclosing the beam,, 8 - hollow electron beam
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ACCESSION NR: AT4036041 S/2781/63/000/003/0044/0054
AUTHORS: Fedorchenko, V. D.; 4uratov, V. I.; Rutkevich, B. N.
TITLE: Investigation of high-Irequency oscillations of a plasma by
a probing beam
SOURCE: Konferentsiya po fizice plazmy* i problemam upravlyayemogo
termoyadernogo sinteza. 3d, 1Q,irkov, 1962. Fizika plazmy* i prob-
jemy* upravlyayemogo termayade:cnogo sinteza (Plasma physics and
problems of controlled thermonaclear synthesis); doklady* konferen-
tsii, no. 3. Kiev, Izd-vo AN UkrSSR, 1963, 44-54
TOPIC TAGS: plasma oscillations, plasma electron oscillation, elec-
tron beam, plasma interaction, plasma magnetic field interaction,
space charge
ABPSTIRAC-A: This is a continuation of earlier work by the authors
(High-frequency Oscillations in a magnetic Field -- Third Knar'kov
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ACCESSION DTR: AT4036041
Conference, 1962; Low-frequency Oscillations of a Plasma in a Mag-
netic field -- ZhTF v. 32, 958, 1962) and are aimed at measurements
of the phase velocity by the method of a probing beam which passes
through the main plasma beam and enters an analyzer with a rot4irdinq
potential. The plasma tested constituted a hollow electron beam 50
cm long and 2 cm in diameter, with an energy that ranged from 200
to 300 volts at 25--50 milliamperes. The working preszure was
1.3 x 10- 3__ 1.3 x 10-4 n/m 2. The probing beam (1 mm dia, (10--15
pA, and 0--400V) traveled on the beam axis in the injection direc-
tion. The potential was measured with the aid of an incandescent
probe inserted inside the hollow beam through a break in its annu-
lar section. The experiments with the probing electron beam indicate
the existence in the plasma of considerable oscillations which
modify both the main beam and the plasma. The plasma electrons be-
come accelerated by the high-frequency field of the wave produced
in the beam-plasma system, and this causes electrons to escape
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ACCESSION NR: AT4036041
through the ends of the system. The escape of the electrons should
be accompanied by an increase in potential in the space occupied by
the plasma. However, the situation is complicated by the existence
of transverse ion oscillations which cause the ions to move away to
the cylindrical surface of the chamber. It is concluded that the
plasma oscillations cause formation of an uncompensated charge,
the polarity of whiqh depends on whi of the processes predominates,
lc~
Qie drift of the ions due to the low- requency transverse oscilla-
tions or the drift of the electrons due to their interaction with
the longitudinal high-frequency wave. In strong magnetic fields
the ion oscillations are suppressed and the longitudinal high-
frequency osci:llations become predominant. It is therefore to be
expected that in a trap in which electrons are injected in suffi-
5 A/M),
ci.e.nz1v strong magnetic fields (on the order of (1--2) x 10
the plasma will have a positive potential. "The authors are grate-
ful to X. D. Sinel'nikovI Ya. B. Faynberg, and B. G. Safronov for a
discussion of the results." Orig. art. has: 11 figures and 10
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formulas.
ASSOCIATION: None
SUB14ITTED: 00
SUB CODE: ME
DATE ACQ: 2lMay64
NR REF SOV: 003
ENCL: 01
OTHER. 000
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ACCESSION MR, AT4036041 ENCLOSURE: 01
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sig. gen. L
Diagram of experimental set-up
1-- solenoid, 2 - gun for main beam, 3 - ~un for sounding beam,
4 - modulating electrode, 5 - main beam, 0 sounding beam,
7 - collector of main beam, 8 - grid, 9 - analyzer of main beam,.
10 - analyzer of sounding beam
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nDORCHENKO, V.D.; MURATOV, V.I.; RIJTKLVI(',H, B.N.
High-frequency oscillations of a plasrA in a magnetic field.
Zhur. takh.fiz. 34 no. 3:458-462 Mr 164.
Use of a probing beam in studying high-frequency plasma oscil-
lations in a magnetic field. Ibid.:463-468 (MIRA 17:5)

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ACC NRI AP6036029 SOURCE CODE: uR/0057/66/036/011/1964/1970
AVnJOR: Fedorchanko,V.D.; Muratov,V.I.; Rutkevich',V.N.
!ORG: none
TITLE: The Interaction of Ionic cyclotron waves with high frequency oscillations
of a plasma
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 11, 1966, 1964-1970
TOPIC TAGS: nonlinear plasma, turbulent plasma, plasma oscillation, plasma electro-
magnetic wave, nonlinear effect, plasmon, krypton, air, helium, electron beam
AB,STRACT: The work described in this paper is a continuation of earlier work of the
authors (ZhTF, 32, 958, 1962; 34,458,1964; 35,2021,1965; Yadernyy sintez, 4,300,1964)
on the nonlinear Interaction of waves in plasmas. Plasmas were excited in krypton,
air, or helium at pressures of the order of 10-4 mm lig within a 9 cm diameter 100 ca
long metal tube in a longitudinal magnetic field of from 0.4 to 1.0 kOe by a 2 cm
diameter 50 cm long 200-250 mA beam of 160 eV electrons which,was received by a
floating collector. Under these conditions oscillations with a frequency of about
12 kHz developed In the plasma. These oscillations were investigated with the aid
of adjustable electric probes, a magnetic probe, and an electron beam traversing the
chamber parallel to and 2 cm from its axis, and it was concluded that they represent
helical Ionic cyclotron waves with the propagation vector almost perpendicular to the
magnetic field. High frequency power from an external oscillator with a frequency
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near the electron Langmuir frequency of about 0.5 kWU[z or near the ion Larmor frequency
~of about 1.4 kMHz was injected at one end of the discharge chamber and the high fre-
quency signal from the 1)lasma was observed with the aid of an electric probe. When the
high frequency power was turned on the amplitude of the ionic cyclotron oscillations
incr'eased and there appeared oscillations at frequencies equal to the sum and the
difference of the frequencies of the high frequency oscillations and the ionic cyclo-
tron oscillations. The low frequency satellite was stronger than the high frequency
one. In.a brief review of the present and the earlier work It is noted that in all
the investigated cases of Interaction between low and high frequency oscillations in
plasmas there appeared oscillations at the combination frequencies and thav, in accordl
with the concept of plasmon breakup and combination, the low frequency oscillations
were strengthened or weakened by the presence of the high frequency oscillations ac-
cording as the low or high.-frequency satellite was the stronger. The behavior of the
combination frequency oscillations to sensitive to turbulence of the plasma and it is
suggested that study of the combination frequency oscillations may prove to be useful
in the investigation of plasm turbulence. Orig. art. has; 3 formulas and 7 figures.
SUB DODS: 20 . SUBM DATE: 30JUM ORIG. RAY: 007
V2

MMTIDVR V.I. po3kovnik med.aluzhby
Treatment of hypertevvion at the general somatic Fushcha-Voditsa
Sanatorium* Sborenauch.trud*Kiev*okruzhovoenogoop* no*4:184-188
162* (MIM 16 t 5)
(Kw noviNas.-HYPEmsiow)
(IM PROVINCE-MULTIt RZOORMI WATEMG. PIACES, ETC.)

MURATOV V. 1.
L_' __
Rmults of a changeo"r to a shorter workday and now wage arrange-
mats for workers of prospecting organizations. Razved.i okh.n6dr
28 no,101-54 Ja 162. (KM 150)
1, Ministerstva geologii i okhrany nedr MR.
(Wages and labor produativity) (Hours of labor)
(Wages-Prospecting)

MURATOV, V.K.
Effect of curarel-Ike drugs on the glossomaxiLlary reflex.
Farm. i toka. 26 no.5.-597-602 S-0 163. (MIRA 17:8)
1, Kafedra farmakologli (zav. - deyetvitellnyy chlen AICI SSSR
prof. V.V. Zakusov) I Muskovskogo ordena lenina meditsinskogo
instituta imeni Sechenova.

KMTOVP V.M.
Mu,JUw and river terraces of the nortbwastern Caucasus
with recent tectonic movements. Biul*MOIP.Otdogeol.
11-9 061.
(Caucasus, Northern-Terraces (Geology))
in connection
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(MM 15:7)

MMCR(YV, P.V.; GEPTNER, A.R.fKURATOT, V.H.
Tim of the appearance of Mediterranean elements in th6 fauna of
the Mack Sea. Dokl.AN SSSR 138 no.1:181-163 Itr-Je 161.
(KGU 14:4)
-l..Geologicheakiy institut AN SSSR I Institut geografii AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akadem~kon N.M.Strakhovym.
(Black 3ea region--Paleontology, Stratigraphic)

MURATOV, V.M.; Ll KIIUA-CHZHAll [Li Hua-chan,,J
Recent finds of Chauda and ancient bixinic deposits in the western
Caucasus. Dokl. All SSSR 140 no.3:677-(78 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
1. Inetitut geografil Ali SSSR i Vloskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
im. MX.Lomonosova. Predstavleno akademikom I.P.Gerasimovym.
(Krasnodar Territory--Geolopy, Stratigraphic)

HMOMp V.H.
Indirect traces of the last glaciation in the relief of the
mountainous part of the northwestern Caucasus. Izv.AN SSSR.Ser.
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HunprJan geographern in thte nearrh of new ways fcr practical
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URPACHEVA, S.M., dc)ktor kbim. nauk, prof.; ZAKHAROV, Ye.l.;
RAGINSKIYY L.S.; 14URATOV, V.1-1., MATVEYEVA, A.V.; red.
[Pulsating extractors] Pullsiruiushchie ekstraktory.
Moskva, Atomizdat, 1964. 298 p. (MIRA 17:12)

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v~-t4i-.~~,
ClormtIon aud doposit of osokerital Obrasovent* osokerita I
formtrovante ego saleshei. Zeningrad, Gostopt*khtsdat, 1954.
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(Ozacerite)

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On the genesis of ozoicerits. Geol.abor. no.3.1255-265 155.
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s9-83:149-170 '55.
(Caustobiolites)
Trudy VNIGRI
(KWA a-. 10)

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of Takutia. A7toref. nauch. trud. VITIGRI no.17:61-64 '56.
(KIRA 11:6)
(Takutia--Patroleum geology)

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Infor-ma,;ion thrjueohput ct Lhe --r-age r.,~r.
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AUTHORS: Vanyukov, Me Peg Yermakov, Be A., Mak, A. A., Muratoy, T. Re
TITLE: Recording of the Variation With Time of the Contours of
Spectral Lines in the Radiation of a Spark Discharge
PERIODICAL: Vestnik Leningradskogo universiteta. Seriya fiziki i khimii,
1959, Wr 3, pp 25-32 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the present paper a three-channel photoelectric apparatus
for the recording of the variations with time pulses of the
discharge spectra is developed for a wide intensity interval.
The scheme of the apparatus is represented in figure 1. The
spectral decomposition of the periodic discharges was made by
means of a monochromator according to Eberth and Past with a
plane diffraction grating for interferences of first order. The
grating was constructed by F.M. Gerasimov in the G01 Laboratory.
During the recording the grating slowly rotated. It was
connected with an electron selfrecording potentiometer of the
type EPP-0.9 over a synchronous transmitter. The angular
velocity of the -rating could be adjusted gradually from 60 to
120 2-5, 0-5, and 0.1 I/min. The radio apparatus consisted of
three uniform channels permitting a simultaneous recording of
Card 1/3 the spectrum at three different instants, i.e. the amplitude of

Recording of the Variation With Time of the Contours of SOV/54-59-3-5/21
Spactral Lines in the Radiation of a Spark Discharge
the pulse obtained at the outlet of the electron trigger is
proportional to the value average with respect to time At of
the signal to be investigated for a given period of delay t 3
The pulses obtained are thus modulated according to the
speotral radiation distribution of the pulse source for time t 3*
These pulses arrive at a collecting scheme, subsequently at a
direct-current amplifier, and finally at the selfrecording
potentiometer. The three channels record in the time intervals
0.05 - 0.45 a see, 0.4- 20,,,*see, and 0.5 - 50,,*Bec. For the
determination of the best working conditions the time of
adjustment of the collecting element was varied. By means of
this device line contours and also the shift cf the maxima to-
ward 0.1 1 may be observed. The limit 6f the time resolving
power with time is 5.10-8 see. In the figures 2-7 the contours
of the spectral lines of nitrogen and helium in spark discharge
tubes are represented. Herefrom it may be seen that the lines
widen mainly in the first stage of discharge (Fig 7) which
indicates a Stark line widening. The maximum concentration of
Card 2/3 the charged particles is observed at the beginning of discharge.

Recordin- of the Variation With Time of the Contours of SOV/54-59-3-5/21
0
Spectral Lines in the Radiation of a Spark Discharge
It was found from the helium line 11 4686 1 that it is
r-10 Is CM3 . Also the arc discharge spectra of helium could be
recorded. The observed asymmetry of the lines could be
explained by the direction of the line shift. There are
7 figures and 7 references, 3 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: April 14, 1~59"
Card 3/3

sov/iog-4-8-10/35
Ajy&"gMt Vanyukov, M*pog Makg A*A* and Muratow, V-*R9
TITLts Time Spectra of tUe Radiation of Spark Discharges in
Inert eases
VMOD=AL: RadiLotekhaika I slaktroalka, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 8,
pp 1284 - 1285 (USSR)
ABSTRACTz Some "to relating to the time spectra of the light pulles
In the specta bandwidth, ranging from 2 500 - 3,2 000
were recorded by means of the equipment devised by the
authors (got I)* A detailed description of the equipment
was given in Rot 2. The tin* resolution of the device
was 5 x 10-8 see. The spark discharges investigated were
produced between spherical electrodes In tubes filled
with argon, krypton or zonon; the pressure of the gas
was 3.5 ats. and the-intor-*Iectrod* distance was 10 mm.
The voltages applied to the tube were f*om 5 - 12 kV,
the storage capacitance was 0*01 to 0*65 pf and the
circuit inductance was 001 to 12 IM. It was found that
the radiation of the discharge consists of a continuous
background and a number of brojkdoned lines, many of which
Cardl/2 can be identified with the lines of single- and

O'jv/bl-6-1-3/30
AUTHORS; Vanyukov, M.P., Maic, A.A., and Auratk#v, V.R.
TITLN: Time Spectra of Emission by Spark Discharges in Inert Cases
(Vrem*xw-,m spektry izluchenlya iskrovogo razryada v inertnykh gazakh)
NRLODIML: OpUka i Spektroslcopiya, 1959, Vol b, Wr 1, pp 17-23 (UUSR)
ABSTRAM The present paper describes time spoctra of the intensity of emission
by spherical pzlso--dis char&* lamps filled with argon, xenon and
krypton at 3.5 atm. The author studied the emission in the 2500-5WO
region obixinable, uzaing varioua combinations of capacitance and
indu-Ttanco in the discharging eir-.uit. The time spectra were obtained
with photoelectric apparatus. whose resolving power ms about
5 x 10-8sec, developed earlier and described in Ref 2. An Ebert-
Fasti monoonrmator, with a mirror objective of 320 mm diameter and
a diffraction grating with 600 llno4/mm. was used. The relative
spectral sevAitivity of the apparatus man measured using a standard
incandescent lamp (Ref 3). -ihe absolute (energy) scale for the
intensity of smission vas obtained at 4140 1 by using an incandescent
lamp vnoso snectral energy density was known for that wavelength. Tne
spoctra.1.31it-widtha used were fram 2 to '20 1. The instantaneous
Ca rd 1/3 values of the emission intensity of pulse-discharge lamps were measured

Time Spectra of Bliasion by Spark Disenargos in inert Gasom SOV/51-6-1-3/30
at various timen t,counted from the beginning of the discharge. The
first record was alvpayg obtained kwith the exception of curve I In
Fig 5) at the moment of the maximum intensity of emission. llh* results
of measurements are given in Figs 1-9 in the form of two or three energy
spectra obtainwl at various times. The results for argon are given
in Fige 1 ano 2, fcr lrxypton - in Figs 3-5. and for xenon - in Figs 6-9.
The results of these figures snow that increase of inductance in the
disenarge rArcuit redu-~en the intensity of continuous radiation and
consequently the 141ne emission becomes clearer. Lt me found that
in the prccea- of a spark discharge a continuous spectrum am
lines of Ioubly icnized atcas appear first. Later the intensity
oi tue aoubiy ionized lines decreases and instead the lines due to
ningly ionized atom appear in the spentrum. The latter lines decay
Card 2/3 more slowly than the continuous background. The spectral distribution

Time Spectra of Emission by Spark Discharges in Inert Gazes
of the continuove baccground dIffers greatly from that expected of
a bla A boo y and was roua to be onl: g1jeltly &3pgn4gnt on, the
wavelength. This offoct may be due to non-uniforwity of tho
temperature distribution in various parts of tne discharge channel
and pc%iibly alac, d%~e to differences in the absorption coefficient
of the discharge plasma in various spw~tral region&. There are
9 figures and 2 Soviet references.
SUMUTTED: Mar,h 4 1?5?
Card 3/3

71=OV, L4.P.-, Tra4aOV, B.A.; aa, Ait.,- i4jRATOV. V-R.
Record of the time variations of spectral linp contmirp !n t~,~
enianinn fron a spark aischarge. Vest.T~Ix 14 n-,,.16-25-32
41 1 159. (spectrum analysis) GIIIRA 12:10)

69271
8/051/60/000/04/M/032
2201/2691
AMMORS S Vanyukov, M.P., Mak, A.A. aid Muratov, V.R.
TITISs An lawestigstion of Spark Dtschsj!S!!?in Hollum~l
PUICDICikLs Optilm I spokbrookoptya, 1960, Vol 0, 71r 4, pp 439-"S (USSR)
ANTRACts The authors studied the time dependence of the are and spark line
contours omitted by a spark discharge In helium. The discharge vm
produced by 2.5-10 kV pulses from a 0.05 vF capacitor (the inductance. L.
of the discharge circuit vas 0.18 or 3.6 or 25 4). The sparim passed
through a discharge tube filled with helium of industrial purity *+.
a pressure of 2.6-12 ats. 11mission vas recorded in the wavelonGth
region 2500-5500 1. A Goislor discharge tube vas used to produce
& calibration spoctrm. It was found that in the tnitial stages of
the disebarges a strong continuous background use amitted, superimposed
on ibich there were two Intenso spark (go 11) lines at 4666 and 3203
(Pigs I and 2). Are lines of helium (He I at 5188, 3889, "To, "?I
and WIG 1. of. Pigs 3-5) appear later, about 0.3-0.5 Usse from the
beginning of the discharge. Both the *park and the are lines emitted
by these discharges were strongly broadened and displaced duo zr' the
Card 1/2 Stark offset. The asymetry of the are linos use duo to their

69271
S/051/60/008/04/002/032
An Investigation of Spark Discharges In Relim =01/2691
Istatlatleal wings' emitted by Ions. The electron concentrations, 1,
in the spark discharge channel more derived from the half-widthe and
shifts of the He I lines at 3889 and 5016 A (Table 2) and were ccapared
(Table 3) vith the values obtained by Mak (R*f 6), vbo studied the
'the spark line at U86 1. The various values -? 11 agreed
better with each other mhen corr*ctlow suggested by Vaynshtsyn and
Sobel%" (Rofa 15) more taken into account. However. *won when these
corrections were included the values of I (-10-17cm-3) differed by
200-30OX ?hero are 5 figures. 3 tables and 15 references, 7 of which
are Soviet, 3 linglish, 3 Gersan, I Swedish and 1 translation.
SUMUTTVDs July 24, 1959
Card 2/2

85051
S10 51/60/009/006/015/012
91, ~(/ 40 E201/F,191
AUTHORS: klish9v,~_LF. , a uko-T., ME., , Muratov, V, R,
and Hilov, Ye.V.
TITLE: Image-Converter Recording of Spark- Dis charge Spect'ra
Resolved in Time and Along the Channel Cross-Sectton
PERIODICAL: Opt.1ka i spektroskopiya, 196(), Vol.9, No,.6, PP 790-791
TEXT: The authors describe & method of recording rapidly
changing spark-discharge spectra using small portions of the
discharge channel. The apparatus Is shown schematically in Fig,l.
Light proceeds via a monochromator M and is projected by a lens
04 on the photocathode of an image converter -)c n (EOP) fitted
with an electronic shutter. The shutter Is connected to a
generator of square Pulses 3. The generator is synch.-onized
with the discharge by means of a photomultiplier 1 and a
s7nc~hronization circuit 2,, In this way one obtains a speetirum
on the image-converter screen at a time governed by the delay
between opening of the electronics shutter and the beginning of
the discharge, Exposures can be irarled from OJ to 10 psen~ and
Card.. 1/2

85051
slo 51/60/009/006/01 55/018
8201/E191
Image-Converter RecordIng of Spark,-Disc~harge Spect-ra Resolved in
Tine and Adong the Channel Cross-Sect.-lon
spectra, can be recorded 0.07 t--) 125 ~sea Prom the beg.mnlng of a
disoharge. The Image-converter sc .reen is photographed w.1th a
,.amera, denoted by I, in Fig..!. The metbod was applLed to a
'410 kV discharge ac,, As a 4 mm gap in ai-rt N 1, N 11, and Elm
lines were recorded 1., 5, 1.0 and 2.1 pse-~ frou~ the beginning
of the. discharge (Fig.2).
There are 2 figures and 5 references: 3 Soviet and 2 English
SUBMITTED: June 22L, :90

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S/05i/6l/O1O/Oo4/Oo6/O07
E032/E314
AUTHORS: Balashov, I.F., Vanyukov, M.P., Murato_v.,_V.R.,
and Nilov, Ye.V.
TITLE.- The Recording of Time-resolved Spectral Line
Profiles by Means of an Image Converter
PERIODICALs Optika i spektrookopiya, 1961, Vol. 10, No. 4,
PP- 540 - 541
TEXTj The present authors point out in 0Ref. I that the
image-converter method can be used to record time-resolved
spectra of various parts of & spark discharge. The present
note reports results obtained with this method in the
recording of time-resolved spectral line profiles. The
method has the advantage that a single flash is sufficient
to record the profile. The apparatus employed is said to
have been described in*Ref. 1. It incorporated the
V\(- ~_i -; ~(ISP-51) spectrograph with an 800 inin focal length
camera. The image-converter was switched on by I jLs pulses
at different times after the onset of the discharge. The
image of the spectral line was photographed from the image-
Card 1/3
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S/051/61/010/004/oo6/007
The Recording of .... E032/E314
converter screen with a 131 magnification, using a photo-
graphic objective with a focal ratio of 131.5, Fig. 2 shows
the distribution of the intensity at the centre of the H a
line across the channel of a spark discharge in hydrogen.
Fig. 3 shows the H CX profile emitted by the central zone of
the channel, Preliminary calculations show that by using the
highest-sensitivity image-converters (Butslov et al - Ref. 6)
and with an intensity corresponding to the saturation region
(Vanyukov and Mak - Ref. 7) the profile of the spectral line
can be recorded with a spectral resolution of 0.1 1 with an
exposure of I nsec.
There are 3 figures and 7 referencest 6 Soviet and
I non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED. October 14, 1960
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The Recording of ....
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Jk(8A)

VANYUKOV# H.P.1 KURATOV, V.R.; KUKHITDINOVAp I.A.
Time resolved emission spectra from a spark discharge in
and air in the 5000 - 10,000 A wavelength range. Opt. i
no.l+:561-563 AP 161. (MIRA
(Electric disebarges through gases)
nitrogen
spektr.10
14:3)

VANYUKOV, M.P.; IRMTOV, V.R,; MUKHITDINOVA, I.A.
IC
Time radiation spectra of spark dischar B in inert gases
in the region between 5,000 and 10,00', r. Opt. i spektr.
11 sw.33312-318 S 161. (MIRA 14:9)
(Electric discharges through gases)
(Radiation)

MRATOV, V.R.
Telecentric optical system for illuminating the entrance slit
of a spectral instrmwnt. Opt. i spektr. 11 r-o.6:770-780 D `61.
0411UL 14:11)
(Optical instruments)

s/i2o/62/000/002/028/047
E140/E163
AUTHGRS: Muratov, V.R., and Nilov, Ye.V.
TITLE: Investigation of the resolution of the image
converter n4M-3 (PIM-3) with various operating
conditions
PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.2, 1962, 124-126
TEXT: An experimental study was made of the resolution
obtainable with high-speed image converters with electronic
shutters, using unipolar and bipolar (symmetrical) control pulses.
The tests were carried out at repetition rates of 250 c.p.s.,
with 0.5, 2 and 6.5 As control pulses, having 0.1 ~Ls rise and
fall times. Diodes were used to clip the pulse crests to
eliminate droop due to low coupling time constants. Maximum
resolutions of 100 lines per min are obtained. The contrast drops
rapidly, however, with tha number of lines per min, and more
rapidly with shutter pulses applied than in their absence.
There are 5 figures. SUBMITTED: August 24, 1961
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyy opticheskiy institut
Card 1/1 (State Optics Institute).

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MURATOV, V.R.; ITILOV, Ye.V.
Quality of the Jimage observed on the screen of the electron optical
image intensifier. Uop.nauch.fot. 10-156-162 '64.
(MTRA 17:10)

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ACC NR, AP6025644 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/000/013/0095/0095
INVENTOR: Bengus, G. Yu.; Litvak, V. I.; Muratov, V. V.; Yaremenko, VA.;
Grishchenko, V. T.
ORG: none
TITLE: Automatic device for airplane-flap fatigue tests. Class 42, No 183448
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 13, 1966, 95
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft actuating equipment, aircraft maintenance, aircraft maintenance;
equipment, aircraft test
ABSTRACT: An Author Certificate has been issued for an automatic device for con-
ducting fatiptke~ests of airplane flaps, which consists of a frame and strap system
for producing loads, a hydraulic system with loading cylinders which act on the
frame and strap system through strain dynamometers, and hydraulic aircraft-flap
drives. To reproduce stresses corresponding to the flap-deflection angle and the
flight regime, and for the maximum approximation of the experimental and operational
power-loading conditions, the device has a movable rocker of truss designjon which
the Wading cylinders are mounted, and an axis of rotation which corresponds to the
flap's axis of rotation. It is equipped with a hydraulic servo system, in which a
stress dynamometer is used as a sensing element, and a feed-back transducer; a device
consisting of a steel console gauge with glued-on strain gauges and a shaped cam, the

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$Fig. 1. Automatic device
for fatigue tests of air-
plane flaps
I - Loading cylinders;
2 - rocker; 3 - flap;
4 - strain dynamometers;
5 - slide valve;
6 - hydraulic motor.
siiaft of which is connected to the ilap drive shaft, is used as a master unit. For
automatically synchronizing the loading of the flap's deflector, with a predetermined:-
increase in the stress on the flap itself, a hydraulically controlled slide valve
under a given spring compression force is connected into the hydraulic system of the
device. Orig. art. has: I figure. (KT]
SUB CODE: OL,13/ SUBM DATE: 24ffay65/ ATD PRESS: S-1 f

-- - " -- . -55 --F - - -.1-1-- -
a MURATOVYE. A.
2728~: MullATJV, E. A. 0 vDsprilmchivostl vostochno-pamirskogo va4a k remoBporiioznym
zauolevaniyam krup.novo rovatoi,c) fi~-ota. Soooshch. ~aozh. filiala a/ad.
vyp. 16, 1>04), ~, 11-4/2.
SO: Letopis' Lhurnal'nykh statey, Vil. '16,

1. MURATOV, Ye. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Parasites - Yak
7. Ox warble fly on the Eastern Pamir yak. Soob. TFAN 666R, no. 22, 1950.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, March 1953.
ff n-cTa -as I f i e d - '

RURATOV, Te.A.
Elelminthic fauna in ruminantia, of the Gorno-Badakhshan
Autonomous Province. Dokl. AN Tadzh.SSR no.5:41-" '52.
(RLRA 9:10)
1. Inatitvzt toologit I parazitologii AN Tadzhikskoy SSR.
Predstawlena chlenom-korrespondentow AN Tadshikskoy SSR
N.F, beresIxiMu.
(Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province--Worms. Intestinal and parasitic)
(Parasites--Ruminantia)

~TIRATOvq Ye. A.
6834. Muratov, Ye. A. Porlba s yalovo,tlyij krapnoga roFatogo skota.
Stalinabad, Tadzhivgosizdat, 1954. 8 s. 20 sm. 1.000 ekz. 10 k. --
(55-2805) P 636.2.082-454
SO: Knizhnaya letODiS' No. 6, 1955

MURATOV, YE. A.
6859. Muratov, Ye. A. Obezvrezhivaniy-- pomeshcheni-jr dl7a zhivotnykh.
Stalinabad. tadshikgogizdat, 1954. 44s. a ill. 199m. 2.00 ekz. 50 k.
(55-2173)p. 619:614.48
SO: Knizhnaya latopis' No. 6. 1955

LOTOTSKIT, B.V.; MWO-1, 014L. i;. -STATI SKIT, Ta. D.
Seasonal variability in the virulant natare o-r pathogenic micro-
organisms transferred by argasidae and Ixodidae. Izv.otd.tizt.
nauk AN Tadzh.SSR no.8:157-166 154. (MIRA 9:9)
1.1natitut zoologil i parasitologii Imeni akademika Ye.N.Pnvlovskogo
AN Tadzhikskoy SSR I Stalinabadakly nosudaretvonnyy maditainskiy
inatitut imeni Abuall-Ibn-Sino.
(MICRO-ORGANISMS, PATHOGENIC) (ARGASIUS) (TICKS)

""Tov. TO.A.
iweets or two yeare of work isomnizing cattle agatnot howsporl-
liaels. Trudy AN Tadsh.= 33:127-136 '55. (Nm 9:8)
(Ummsparldiamis) (Cattle-Diseases and posts)

LOTOTSKIY. B.T.: AURATOV, Ye.A.; SOSNIKA. Ye.l?.; DAVTDOT, G.S.
Problem of Impre)ving natural pastures of Tsjtkiotan. Izv.Otd.
est.nauk AN Tadzh.$SR no.14:115-122 156. (KLRA 9:10)
1. Institut soologit i parazitologii iment akademiks
Te.N. Pavlovskogo AN Tadzhikskoy SSR.
(T&Jikistan--Pastures and meadows)

-19-ISR / Diseases of Farm Animals. Diseases Caused R-2
-a
by Helminths.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1958, 7333
Author : Ye. A. Mur~at
A '4
Inst :NOT -71T ~venr
Title :The Importance of Mountain Pastures in the Fight
Against Parasitic Invasions of Karakul Sheep.
Orig Pub: Izv, Otd. yestyestv. nauk. AN Tadzh SSR, 1956,
No 17, 71-87 (Rez: Tadzh)
Abstract: Studying the dynamics of the helminthes of
pheep, the author determined that the invasion
is most pronounced in the spring, while it de-
creases during the summer and fall. The process of
auto-dehelminthisis by sheep in mountain pastures
is more intensive than in winter pastures in sum-
mer. This is due to three factors: food, mountain-
C Card 1/2
25

Te.A.;VYSOTSKIY. G.G.
Trichinosis or wild animals in Tajikistan. Dokl. AN Tadsh. SSR
no. 19:47-50 156. (KML 10:4)
1. InstItut soologit I parazitologit in. akad. To. N. Paylovskogo
AN Tafthikskuy GSR I ftrasokontrollnsya stantetya Pywhambinakogo
rayon& gy. Stalinabada.
(Tajikistan-Trichina and trichinosts)

IWMTOV. TeA.; KHETSIN. Te.m.
Son.-data on the dWelopmut of Piroplamus bigeninum to
B6opbllus calcaratus ticks. Dbkl.AN Tadzh.SSR I no.4:47-50 158.
(MINA 13:4)
le Institut zoologli I parazitologit AN Tadzhikokoy SSR I
Institut tattologli AN SSSR. Predstavleno chlenom-korrespondentom
AN Tadshlkskov SSR M.N.Narsikulovym.
%Piroplammosiol (Parasites--Ticks)

PAVLOVSKIY. Yis.N.. akademik; UJPPOVA. YO.P.; IGJRAT0V_,_TO..A.;
NAHZIKULOV. M.M.
Boris Veniaminovich Lntotskii. 1900-1958; obituary. Izv.Otd.
ant.nauk AN 'fadzh.SSR n0-3:91-93 '58. (14IRk 13:4)
(Lototakii, BoriR Vanianinovich. 1900-1958)

MURATOV, E. A. and KHEISB, ~,. 1-1.
"Gertain Data on the Structure, Life Cycle and Systematic .3tate of
Prioplasmidae (piroplasmidae-babesiidae)."
Tenth Conference on Parasitological Problems and Diseases with Natural
Reservoirs, 22-29 October 1959, Vol. II, Publishing House of Acaclemy of
Sciences, USSR, Moscow-Lerlingred, 1959.
Institute of Cytology of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Leningrad, and
Institute of Zoology and Parasitology of the Tadjik Academy of Sciences,
Stalinabad

KMTOT, Te.A.; KMS111, Te.M.
Discovery of Crithidia h7&10mme Olftrrel In the ticks
HYalomma detritum and H-anatolic= in Tajikistan. Dokl.AN
Tadxh.SSR 2 n0-1:33-37 159. (Mnk 13:4) 1
1. Institut goologti I parazitologii AZ Tadzhikskoy SSR I
Institut taltalogii, AN SSSR. Pre(Istavlano chlenom-korrespon-
dentom AN Tadshikokoy SSR M.N.Narzikulovym.
(TaJikistan-Plagellata) (PaLrasites-Ticks)

KEWS11, Ye.M.; MURATOV. Ye.A.
Detection of clavate stages In the development of Piroplazaa
big"inum in the tick Boophilus calcaratue. Dokl.AX Tadzh.
531 2 no.2:55-58 '59. (NIU 13:4)
1. Institut taltologil AN SSSR I Institut zoologil i parazitologil
AN fadshikokoy SSR. Predstavlano chlenon-korreaporidenton kN
T&4zhlkskoy SSR X.R.Sarzikulovyvk.
(Piroplasms) (Parasites-Ticks)

AMTOV, Ye.A.; EMffSIV, Ye.h.
Development of Piroplasna bignginug in the tick Boophilus calcara-
tus. Zool.zbur. 38 no-7:97o-986 Ji '59. (MIRA 12--10)
1. Institute of Zoology and Parasitology. AcadaW of Sciences of
th* Tadjik SSR (Stalizabad) and Institute of Cytology. Acadev of
Sciences of the U.S.S.R. (Leningrad).
(Piroplasnosis) (Ticks &q carriers of disease)

-MIMTOV, Ye.A. j TSVILEIIEVA, V.A.
Cases of finding erythrocytes of cattle in the bOdY cavitY of engorged
ticks. Dokl.IN Tadsh.SSR 3 no-4:35-38 160. (MIRA 14:4)
1. Institut zoologii i parazitologii im. akad. U.N.Favlovskogo,
AN Tadzhikskoy SSR. Predstavleno, chler2om-korrespondentom Ali
Tadzhi--kskoy SSR'M.N.Narzikulovym.
(Erythrocytes) (Ticks)

86-58-3-13/37
AUTHOR: Khalyavin, A.M., Lt col, and Muratov, Ye-F., Maj
TITLE: Bombing Under Unfavorable Weather Conditions
(Bombometanlye v slozhnykh meteorologicheskikh
usloviyakh)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1958, Nr 3, PP 30-34 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This article describes the use of a radar bombsight
when a bombing mission is carried out under unfavor-
able weather conditions without ground visibility.
The importance of well-coordinated work between the
aircraft navigator and the navigator-operator is
stressed. The authors describe in detail the mea-
suring of wind with the aid of the radar bombsight,
the approach of the initial point of the bomb run,
and the procedure of the turn on the bomb-run course.
The actions of the navigator-operator on the bomb run
are only mentioned briefly. Four diagrams.
AVAILABL Library of Congress
Card 1/1

spj~ -vic
"al

15-57-7-9604
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geologiya, 1957, Nr 7,
p 125 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Muratov, Z.
TITLE: Petroleum Wealth of Tatar ASSR in the Service of Our
Countr (Neftyanyye
Z bogatstva Tatarii na sluzhbu
Rodin
PERIODICAL: Kommunist, 1956, Nr 3, pp 75-86
ABSTRACT: Bibliographic entry
Card 1/1

MURATOV, Z.H., dotsent, kandidat biologichoskikh nauk.
w"awArdca"VI
Data on the embryology of the genus Ferula. Biul..UGU no.28:
197-215 149. (MI-iU 9:5)
(Ferula)

USSR/Cultivated Plants - Commercial. Oil-Bearing. Sugar- M-5
BearinS.
Abs Jour
Author
Inst
Title
Orig Pub
Abstract
Ref Zhur - Diol., No 20, 1958, 91754
Muratov, Z.M.
Central AGIatic University.
The Early Stages of Fiber Development in Cotton.
Tr. Sredneaz, un-ta, 1957, vyp. 116, 95-100
No abstract.
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ud. Zlfjf Z'lpzr'U Galwl- r. ulliv
Rlfildl. 4hilr, ILIAMI. 1931i NO.
of acida. of- U was itudied by illakilig
hydroautiou. uad Li iu a tube fillcd vifth,Ni2l t.,. atoms of Li-
A-; solmalts.
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fiig~'-u grik of
cl elfilikalle, lin't ::Jit. , '11"-
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dropred,
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atial aii,LBc4-0 it w-mi
s. atid lit. tho ca~n of dibit.y1ro.
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of -'7

and Slowest in invOlylut. ThelOCU.-gOitlir CONCILL.4vas:wOm''
-LjqOLth!ji ii~A st 01
d ph~isfilllfircne in rl!lllY1A
1,:tQ showcil tbat il%l~ mte of iidda.. dcr~ud.,i pruwsrily
on t1jr. nature ofthe Solvent and ta a
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