SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOVALSKIY, N. G. - KOVALSKY, V. V.

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AUTHORS: Kovallskjy, N._G., Podgornyy, I. M., SOV/56-35-4-1'
E-vashchevskiy, S.
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TITLE- The o-1 X-Ray iaedi~tion Enl"Ete-'
Disc---ar,~e in rentgenovsk.Li;-~;
1-acheniya, ispuskayemogo moshic-,
v vodorode)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksDerimentallnoy i teoretichesl:oy f i Z 4 1: i
Vol 35, Nr 49 pp 940 - 946 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Already in 1953, after the discovery of hr1rd X-rady
radiation accompanyirig an extensive dischar.;e in
hydrogen or deuterium, tests were carried out for
the purpose of estimating the livdts of this ener,--.-Y,
spectrum. For this purpose the filtering method,
the method of measuring the len,3th of recoil oloctron.
tracks in thick nuclear emulsions, the m-2thod of tl-,.c
shielded recorder, and the method of the nuclear
photoeffect (reaction (y,n) on Be) we= emplo~'ed.
In the present papor tho :,.utlhors employo(] the
Card 1/4 of the track lenr-th of recoil electrons in a cloud

The Enerjy of X-Roy Ra(lintion Evlittod by n Stron- Ptililvd IS01V
DiocharL,I-c in llydro6on
chamber. For the purpose of determinin- the eneT.,;y o, I
X-ray quanta according to electron enerGy it is
necessary to knoxy -whether the eloctron-3 orii;ii-I,-_te
from a photo- or a Compton effect. Conditions are
illustrated by figure 1 in form of a '%Vithin
the ran.-e of 200 - 1400 keV the photoeffect in air may bo
neglected as a,~ainst the Com ,.,ton eff'cct, bilt thi_~-
not the case with the formation of photoelecfvonc
on the glass vialls of the chamber. For tln~
of the pulsed disc,-,ar.-e a battery cont:i-tinj of 12
condensers of the type 3~1-3/50 (30' VP) -,,.-as ur-.ed; t.e
disc'har.-e took place in a porcelain tube of 1 ,.' lent;th
~.nd 17 cm 03ai~~,eter; hydro-en pre.,oure in no
t
to 6.10-2 torr. Wit), a voltrt.'-e of 40 I~V (200 kA) on
t'he condenser battery, this precsure per.nitlt.--u
maximum Oisc"arge ampera-e. FiCtire 2 a bloc'.,
scheme of the test device which is descri'ned, -rith all
details. Measuring results are shown b,,' 3 diL,~rams
Card 2/4 (Figs 4-6):Figure 4 shows the eneray distrJlb-_ztion
The Ere!,L.-y o-f X-H%y E:;iitI:ed 'by a
V
D i
i-i'luc-co of X-ray fiL~-,,re
4 on
-11 s t r; b U of :?7cctrons
r-ji,-.tion in the t,,!'be for UID-r = 240 J:V, 161
shov:s the for U =001 - kV. T!,,e follo-
ax
sum.~,rlry of ilivestiL~r~lon re C-,,, 1 1 r 4 1) T', t _4
U I
of L11-n formation of noutron- ~2.,d t ion
in thc )roce--r coinici,,~e. 2) T-c -'ei~ternn.,~3
re:-DO`~Sible fo2 the occurrence o--:' in
(!i.:,c':~,-.'r.--c.s are r.ccolerated in t1le of thc,
G P. ~'- ; 'he int,~nsity m~.-..ximum of X-ra~T
o d L
rca"L-tio- is in the zoi;e -.,e-_r thc
I's observed in one t'~.e
ZOI_~O Of th-_~ j)I_j_"I'Y ~,Lrl jJrC.:SII!'C in the 8 cI I-
tul.e. 4) By osti:~,;-'Ition of
v"I"i-o of 250 kev i,; obti'Lilli'd; thi:'. V~_!
A
. I I L; ~,, 1.~ 1;_
qualital ive a freement (wi thin t.,,,c limits o 'L
Measuring e:L.rors) with tho ener -,, li '-*` t o " t X -
Card V4 spc-ctrum (320 kV). The int'horz; 111L.A. Art ~; imovi
and S.Yu. Luklyanov f,)r vjlu_,-ble :.-,"d
T.L.Asatianj for his help in clDud c",
There are 6 figures and 0 :)f vi,-'~`
Soviet.
SUBMITI'ED: May 27, 1958

9(3) SOV/20-123-5-15' /50
AUTHORS: Podgornyy, 1. Jul., Kovallskiy~ F. G., Pallchikov, V. Ye.
TITLE. 111gh Power Pulse Dis6hatge Elect ns Gen.--rating Harl X-Radietidn
(Blektrony vyzyvs3ush64ye zhestkoye rent
genovskoye izlucheniye moshchnykh impul'snyl:h razryadov)
PERIODICAL: Dolclady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1953, Vol 123, Ur 5, Pp 825-827
(USSR)
AJ33TIlACT: The present paper -reports on the.energy of electrons generatin"
hard x-radiation. . The discharge vas produced
in a porcelain chamber of 175 mm diameter and 1000 mn height.
The discharge battery consisted of a condenser battery of
36 VF capacity. The experiments were carried out in h:~dro-
gen at an initial presoure of 6.10-2 torr which corresponds
to the maximum yield of hard X-ray quanta. The presence of
X-ray pulses was controlled by a scintillation recording system
with pulse oscillograph. This apparatus is described in short.
In order to find the dispersion curve of the spectrograph,
the electron trajectories had to be constructed graphically.
It is not difficult to find the maximum value of the energy
which had to be acquired by the electrons vhen moving along
Card 1/2 the discharge axis. The experimental data available proved

SOV/20-123-5-151/50
Higb Power Pulse Dischazge Electrons G-_:aeratting Hrzrrl X-Racklat ion
that the Liaximum energy of the electrons amounts to 300 hov.
A beam of 100 kev electrons was used for the control of the
calculated electron trajectories. Thus, the following facts
were rroved by direct experiments: The electrons which cause
tho nard X-radiation in a powerful pulte discharEe in hydro-
gen are accelerated along the axis of the discharge chamber.
The recorded maximum energy of the elcctrons amounted to
300+20 kev Which agrees well Nvith the result.- obtained by
measurements of the maximum energy of the X-ray spectrum.
There are 1 figure and 4 Soviet references.
PRESENTED: Jul~[ 31, 1958, by L. A. Artsimovich, Academician
SUBMITTED: July 25, 1958
Card 2/2

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AVMORSt Granovskir, T.L.. Luk~yanov, . u., SpiM. G.T. and
Urotenko, I.G.
TXTLZi Report an the Saco ad All-Uni.e Ca.f.,-. a. Ga.
slectrol..
PLSUODXCAL. Rdiat.khaik- I I.ktro.1k.. 1959, V.I 4. Xr 8.
pp 1339 - 1358 (U33R)
3.x__ft4&._rnX7 and N.G. Kowov.kty - *.,(a. Data am X-ray
Radiation Burl., PU4.. Di.ch-sw
Y~A~Xhrabrar_and m.K,_spXk~,,aj, .. dealt with the I ... ti-
Cation of the ueut7ron radiation in powerful Cos discharges
Im basab.ra with conducting wAl:s.
P.A.-Boauaar- at al. - "l-w-tig-ti-n or the Ga. Ot..b.r,.
I- - C..L--l Ch-b.r-.
3,MI__O-q~tt* at al. - 'A Turn of pi..- 1. Tr-.v.r..
Magnet 4 Field*.
.A. G_K! .4X&X_ Bt. u. the DivL.1 f3pt
an Mercury In a Low-pr...c.r. A,-:,(:.r.,PCt.2t81,;d: the
Journal).
11 tZ_ZA"&ej_. (Z.11-d) - 'A New Theory or the CAth.d. Spot"
... p 1295 f the jo-nal).
-L.X._Dra A g-^ - ,Positive Caluma, in . lfyd~cg.. Discharge
-I.. Mtultanary and P ~- Lc.d.-,
-G. Y.,akraaharl h -1. A.A_I_%Ljd-"C~rs.t Distribution an
the Surfs of ;1&C Nr as in zlztr
a ic
props -t I .. at. . ..har . in
-h a-Riy --CciparL.o. of OW
lttiia' Da-La.L.a`CKL-a`m1_.rAntb. X-Rup.- of Hyd~.zac (H
axwl D)-.
L.A. A"],!ZApa communicated so- results an the pro-broakdown
-vwrtht pul-*s at low preasurve.
X.TA. Vasil$vev and A.A. Zaytev - "ChArgo-donsity
-.s_~Trr.-ficm -.. In Plaamas.
Czechoslovakia, -unic,xted a.. Information
like pb."..- I. C.-di-harg. pl.ems.
D.r--jirjIsha~ dealt with the p~ablam of the determination
of the onarly of fast I.- I. pulse discharges
~=..Conv..tLa. I..t.bility or . ;1... StrL.&-.
"d VP, Sh.franow - "Theory of a High-
I-P.r;,t-. Ploo.. 3 tric't 4-
The ft b aaction was presided over by N.A. Xaptsov and
dealt Lth hish-trequ4m cy currouts In Cases. The following
papers were r..da
Lou of Ultra-hLrh frequency Pulse
n r:Yormatfis
art Ga
I fluonce of tho bound&" conditions an
t &ad nan.. of HL,h-fr.q.o.cy Discharge.-.
ol or a
U2tr.t""L,LO,;!q-;. "M OL!:h!,.. and the Pra..sa of
, P',
Us ovej'apant
.q=tack.r o'd Ga._.Sa4m&~- "Sam. Results cc the
Investigation of the Forspation of Low-pr*ssur. High-
c~roquancy Discharges*.
_IPA) - FConductLrity of Weakly Iomi.od
A.A oa.. *The Conditions of Transition From
jffj~_ ra.a Bi. ih&rXaat AtniospheriCcbPrassuraso.
r.,ri-a-iont . oTh: relat onship Between the aract*r-
Lotlas :r.-rh* Ultr -high Frequency Current end the Direct
Current in Gas DL.ah.rg..'.
D.B. LAsov,yer analysed t~.*.o-o,c !i1ity of the di.La-
C.SratLng plan,se I. the-a.f--c. d1a.hrg.
tube.
J~XLr~y and Xp,-SbaahurAn dealt with the
....,,j,,,applIcobiL1ty or the probe method to high-froquaucY
41:6b"go. (me* p 123B of the J--nal)-
Th paper by V. I*. Hitsu d:' t*d-.t.* I be
r.1 I "jrq. y*pL. by
An, tigatL.. of the ult _,*~t,,h
rl
he S1,
of t
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-frequency d!,,hrg,.,tL.I* 1 -18,
in ahigh
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frequency OX6ChArges In M th
.. tic. devoted to the problems
The work of the
it: Lx!hL at a
r"1 4 the section was presided
aI.brik. tThe followinr PaP-r- or. read-.
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S/05 60/038/005/012/050
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AUTHORSs Kovallskiy, N. G., Podgornyy, I. M., Stepanenko, M. M.
TITLE: Investigation of Past Electrons in Strong Pulse Discharges
PERIODICAM Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy fiziki, 1960,
Vol- 38, No. 5, PP- 1439-1445
TEXT: At first, the authors describe the experimental arrangement and the
method of measurement. The apparatus used was essentially similar to the
pulse,generator used for earlier investigations. The condenser bank
consisted of 12 condensers of the type ~M -3/50 (IM-3/50) with a total
capacity of 36,mF. The discharge chamb'gr was of porcelain, and had a
length of 1 m and a diameter of 17 am. During one discharge, the condenser
bank supplied up to 45 kv. The discharge chamber was evacuated after each
discharge and filled anew with gas (hydrogen, deuterium, or spectrally
pure inert gases). The authors (partly in collaboration with others) had
observed in earlier studies (Refs. 1-4) the appearance of a hard
X-radiation and an acceleration of electrons (UP to (300t2O)kev for an
initial discharge voltage of 40 kv) while investigating controlled
Card 1/4

8357
Investigation of Past Electrons in Strong S/ 7C038/005/012/050
Pulse Discharges Boo6/BO70
thermonuclear reactions. Following these studies,'the authors investigated
the dependence of the maximum electron energy on the parameters of the
discharge. The dependence of the limiting energy in the electron spectrum
on the pressure of hydrogen in the discharge chamber (in the range
34_p !66.10_1
4-10 - 0 torr) was determined by means of a magnetic spectro-
graph, and is shown in Fig. 1. In the range 2.10- 24p o-'-1.3'10-1torr the
curve shows a high maximum; the peak value of the electron energy is
295kev. The pressure dependence of the electron energies is analogous to
the pressure dependence of neutron yield in discharges in deuterium, but
deviates somewhat from the pressure dependence of the intensity of the
hard X-radiation. The dependence of the limiting electron energy (E0) on
the initial voltage Uo was also investigated (for po - 7,10-2torr , in H2).
Fig. 2 shows E 0(U0) in the range 30< UO 4_ 45 kv. E0 steeply rises with U 0
UP to Uo - 40 kv, and then falls. Further, Eo was determined as a function
of the strength of an external magnetic field in the range O< R e knizhnoe izd-vo, 1961. 151 P.
(143RA 15:3)
(Diarnonds)

KOVALISKIY, V.V. -
Classification of certain characteristic types of kimberlites of
Yakutia. Gdol. i geofiz. no.2:61-76 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Yakutskiy filial Sibirskogo otdeleniya AN SSSR.
(Yakutia-Kimberlite-Classification) ,

KOVALISKIY, V.V.
Composition of kinberlite bodies as revealed by the studies of
the Mana and Olenek diamond regions. Trudy IAFAN SSSR. Ser.geol.
no.8:39-73 162, (MIRA 15:7)
(Yakutia-Kimberlite)

KOMLL I 3.,IY V. V.
`~j
Dissertation defended for thei degree of Candidate of Geologo-Aineralogical,
Sciences at the Joint Academic Council on Geologo-'--lineralogical, Geophysical,
and Geographical Sciences; Siberian Branch q& 21
"Kimberlite Rbcks of Yakutiya and Main Principles of Their Petrographic
Classification."
Vestnik Akad. Nauk, No. 4, 1-963, pp 1.19-145

KOVALISKIYI, V.V.
Interrelation of vent and vein facies of kimberlite rocks as reve4led by
tht Olenek diamon&-bearing region. Nauch.ooob. WAN SSA no.7:84-98 162.
16:3)
(Yakutia,-Kimberlite)
(MMA

VINO*MA, Z. A.; KOVALISUY, Y., Yq..-
On the chemical arlmwntary composition of',r4ok Sea planktollo
Dokl. AN SSSR 147 no.621458-3460 D 1621, (MIRA 16:3.)
1. Odeaskaya biologiabaskays. stantaiya InBtituta gidrobiologii
AN UkrSSR i Institut geokhlzdi i ans-Utiabeekoy kbi-ii im.
V. I. VernaAikogo AN SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom A. P.
Vinogradovym.
(Black Sea-Plankton)

KOVALISKI ,, P I.A.
- ~ --- x -SHUMKOVA
Adaptive changes in the enzymes of the mammary gland in cows. Dokl.
AN SSSR 152 no-511243-1246 0 163. (MIRA 16;12)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issj'edovatellskiy institut zhivotnovodstva.
Predstavlono akademikom A.I.Oparinym.

KOVALISKIY, V.V.; SHUMKOVA, I.A.
Adaptive variations in lactic phosphatases and the mammary
glAnelg-in.cows. Dokl. AN SSSR 152 no.6:1467-1470 0, 163.
(MIRA 16:11)
1. Vsesoyuzrirf nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut zhivotnovodstva.
Predstavleno akademikom A.I. Oparinym.

KOVALISKIY, V.V.
Role of trace elements in animal husbandry and urgent tasks in study-
ing them. Zhur. VKHO 8 no.6s646-654 163. (KRA 17:2)
1. Chlen-korrespondent Veasoyiftnoy akademii sellskokhozyaystvannykh
nauk imeni Lenina.

GOLOLOBOV, A.D., kand. biol. nauk-, KOIJALISKIY, V.V.,, prof.p red.;
DARDYRENKO, A.Ir'.., red.
[Methodological recomneridations on the deter-liration of
trace elements in soils., plant and wiimal organisms) Me-
todicheskie rekomendatsii po opredeIGniiu mikroelementov
v pochvakh, rastiteltnykh i zhivotrykh organimakh. [n.p.]
Otdel nauchno-tekhn. informatsii VIZhaP 1963. 61 P.
(MI RA 17: 8)
1. Mo.9cow. Vses(ryuznyy nauch-no-i sslpd ovate I I skiy :Lnstitut
zhivotnovodstva. 2. Chlen-korrespondent, IV-esoyuznoy akademii
sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk imen-11 V.I.Lenina (for Kovallskiy).

KOIVALISKIYP V.Vo; HASLYANAYA, M.N.
Cvpper ftfldenoy In cereal plants grown on pirat
no./.,.F'4--95 Ap 164. om 1 iiii -,,,I ~ -~ o)
1. Institut geokhimii I analiticheakay khimii ~mmi Verr-&Oskog-:-
AN SSSR,

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AUTHOR: Kova skiy, V. V. , '-Io--c(:TA 1; 4ezayeva, L. T. (Moscow)
ORG: Institute of Geochcmistr.,, L;ie Analytical Chemistry im. V. I. Vernadskiy,
AN kh':-.'i' AN SSSR)'
TITLE: Biological role of vanadium in Ascidians
SOURCE: U8pekhi rrivremennoy biologil, v. 60, no. 1, 1965, 45-61
TOPIC TAGS: vana6iurn, physioloD
ABSTRACT: Ascid' -in-. are (,.-panisms thil. selecti.,.(.',~ con~f-titr,--e vanadium from sea
water and food (microorganisms, deti"llus, and plankk.n and as such are
of special interest in tile --....(!y cf tho biological role of %;madium. The authcrs
survey the litim, 'ure ar..; their ord,. -in the d2-namics of vanadium in the blood
of Ascidians, it. which thi-s eleme-nL .;aUzed -'.-.iefly in the blood cells. The
observed oxidation-reduction conversiom, of hemalysates of Ascidian blood cello are
evidently related to a transfer of eloctrons with the :Ad of a vanadium system. It
is proposed tht.. the physiological role of vanadium in Lix Ascidian organism is
related to oxi(ation-reduation processes. Orig. art. has,. 9 iigures, 5 tables and
1 formula. (JiW4 34,1861
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Y,(fV,,L IS KIT ?,T
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KOVAL'SK-IYI V..V.O_prof. (Moskva)
Most outstanding Soviet biochemist. Priroda 54 no.12:116-117
D 165. (MIRA 18:12)

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All SS~'~R,

I. " L.T. (~Moskva)
A01"A I"! SE IYJ ~. ; . ; I - , 1-1. ~
Dio2og,lcal rolp of vanadium Jn ascidians. Usp. sovr. biol. 60
no.1:45-61 11-Ag 165. (1,1111A 18:81
1. Institut reckhinii i analitiche3koy khimii im. V.1. Vernad-
3kogo AN 5MR.

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klwrr jaw, lind between WC601% alul loo[At.. Cln%v. A
06 %howinS the relation in the disb4bution of wp. vation% in ro 0
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rl;strnre of croamwier synnnetsks. Thr a-voint"tw-
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donoss begins to riw I day after blood MnGval, and
tvischeS a inju, of IQ-"-25.2 mg. % on the 7th-];~
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(tom W.6 to , in&. %. No changes in Ca. Na at Mg
w~c observed, so the changes in K camtot be due to an
incTea-;cd tissue pernicability but must be due to erythro.
cyte destruction. The K/CA ratio increasics from the
tionnal of approx. 0 to 2A. Blood suSar falh 5-M.517(,
(av. 18.470) after blood removal, and begins to incTeasr
only at ubout the Mh day. This dcaea&c in sugar is
c,misidered to be due directly to the liscrease in K. The
~tythtmyiv cmnt tali* Immediately after blood ttino-val
I-tilikcsontlicl4th-16thday. It then falls again on the
(lay anti begins to rise only IM"ne4inle after the
X01 thly. '111c lictiluglubill Content fall% also on the
2tid Oils day. riws alowly and (allit again on thr 14th-
'AnIt day, the trythroLyte count. The
protcin conicnt of the plasma falls from 1000-1086 to StW-
9 NO rug. % N an the 3rd-10th day after blood removal.
rises to P-M-ICKO on the Iltb-20tb day. and falls again to
,419-P78 tug. % IN on the 21st-27th day. -she rcsidual
N of the plasma increaws from the normal 33 to 36 mg. %
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an the Ist-Oth day, then iftcmases; to 20 mg. 70 on the
Oth-22nd day, followed by an iwcase to 32 mg. % by
theo-9thday. The amino add content of the pt-s:n- shows
finctuation, simila to thoGe of the residual N.
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