SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT URUSOV, M.M. - URUSOVSKAYA, L.G.

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Authors Urusov,, M. M,.; Fink, Is Go; and Fioletov) Is S,j EngLneers
Title I Conveyer-belt type vacuum press S14-142
Perlodicaa Mekh. stroi. 4, 22-24,, Apr 1954
Abstract f The technical characteristics of a convoyor-bolt type vacuum press
S14-142, used in the manufacture of structural brickiij, are described.
'The press,, manufactured at the Krasnyy Oktyabr Plant of the Ministry
of Heavy Rachine Industry, was tested at one of the largest brick
producing factories and the results are -listed. Drawing.
Institution ;
Submitted

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UROSOV, X.M., Inshener; FIOLIRTOV, I.S., inzhener.
M-307 automatic saw for cutting building blocks. Mekh.stroi.
11 ro.8.-25 Ag 154 (KT-RA 7:8)
(Rotary sawej (Building blocko)

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VASlL'YXV, A.A.. laureat Stalinskoy premli. inzhener. redaktor; BORD-
DACHW, I.P.. kandidat tekhnichookM nauk; PRUSSAK,B.N.
lnzhener; URUSOT, !f. U. inzhener; SYSHONT, A.T., Inxtioner;
TAROSHRV, IrlT.-,--Ra-ndidat tokbnicheakikh nauk; NNGROVSKIT, I.I.
inshener, retsenzent; PZMV, G.I., inzhener, redaktor;
PBSTRIAKOV, A.I., inzhener, rodaktor-, POPOVA, S.M., tekhnicheekly
rodaktor.
Illoold lolillding motillilnory'l Doroalmont rot tq*l I rFyo mj%im)sjrW; npro%vorh-
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AUTHOR: Urusov, M'.M.(Engineer) ioo-4-7/iIS
TITLE: Turf Cutting Machine.(Tuforeznaya mashina).
PERIODICAL: "Mekhanizatsiya Stroitellstva" (Nechanisation of
Construction), 1957, Vo1.l4,-NF_.4j pp.21-22 (USSR)-.
ABSTRACT: The Moscow factory, Strommashina, of the Kinstroydormash,
constructed a turf-cutting machine CM-580 according to the
design-of Stolyarov with a compressive capacity up to
400 kg/,CM2,. It comprises ' a frame with an attached bracket
and a trolley for the saw. To the frame are also attached:
a mechanism for longitudinal and cross-deliveries, a deli-
very compartment, Un electromotor, a winch, an enclosed
lititirfl w,1111. ntartltv, arid tinfety oloctricul. fittiniro, front
P.1 I I il I. IV", I, IAI I In LWI) (If it 110 r) 1111111,of I 11 ntlot-11 I I 10 a '11 1 rt I jy.
111(i I I I I ttl If Nit .If fltl ()I1 L L 1. 14! Lo 1111ril till, (nit, by fill "lilt
vort-1 (lid (1 (05.3 nitri (Iia and 34 mm tbi a,). Wo
(T01*11tv) uitl twitiiitio, ow? or wtaot, it,
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AUTHOR:Urusov, 41f. (Engineer)
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TITLE: Crushing Plant CM-559 Constructed on the Impact Principle.
(Drobilka Udarnogo Deystviya CM - 559).
PERIODICAL: "Mekhanizatsiza Stroitellstva" (Mechanisation of
Construction)l V01.14, VO.-~), P.16 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The Vyksun factory for crushing and grinding machines
constructed the above plant. It was designed to crus
natural stone up to a crushing strength of 1500 kg/cm
1000 mm stones are the largest lumps which can be crushed.
The final grade of crushing can be adjusted. The output
is 200 - 400 m3/hourr. The weight of the plant is 64 500 kg.
The overall measurements are: length: 6110 mm, widtll:5015 mm,
height: 6960 mm'. The plant consists of 2 rotors fixed on
to the frme, inside the rotors are fixed crushing jaws
which are made of manganese steel'. The stones are crushed
by the kinetic energy accumulated by the rotor during its
rotation:. A mesh for fine and coarse grading is attached.
This machine crushes the stone in nearly cubic shapes which
improves the strength of the concrete which contains this
aggregate. The crushed material is transported on conveyor
belts. Detailed technical data are given.
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BORDACHEV, I.P.0 kand, tekhn.nauk; VASILIYEV, A.A., inzh., laureat
Gosudaretvennoy prem"; PRUSSAK, B.N.p inzh.;_g_RUS0V,_M_ff.,
iA.zb.1 NEKHOROSHEVt I.I., inzh., red.; SERGEM, V.M.,, red.
izd-va; MODEL', B.I., tekhn. red.
(Road-building machinery]Dorozhno-stroitelinys mashiny; spra-
vochnoe posobia. Pod red. I.I.Nekhoroshego. 3., parer. i dop.
izd. Moskva, Kashgiz, 1963. 596 p. (MIRA 16:3)
(Road machinery)
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Now objectives, now requirements, Za rul. 21 no.lsg Ja 063,
1. NachallnikPorIkovskogo, oblautnogo avtomotoklubs (KM 16i1)
D4'rovollnogo obabobestva sode~fftvlya armli, aviataii I n6u.
'(Gorikiy Province-4utowbile drivers.-Education ajid tralning)

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AUTHO'Ri Urusov, N. Yu. SOV/6-59-11-19/21
111) 041 Plitsidpin of Accuracy in Geodetic Surveying of High-
aida a I uavajio- I Iif .4
lines are then detarmiijuLl. Tk.
required when measuring the horizontul djdLujjt;ijo ~~f,j L-i,- fjj~j_~-
when,determining the side clearance limits. The artiolis bhu*;i
the procedure of these measurings in detail. Measuring methods
Card 1/2 must allow for the absolute pooltional and height deviations

BBLIKOV, Yevgeniy Fedorovich, dotsent; vOROmIN. Viktor Ileksandrovich, inzh.;
QUM, Georgiy Fedorovich, dotsent; 721-BROV, Turly Tlaclimiroyich,
inzh.; IVANOV. Leonid Fedorovich, inzh.; KOREM. Gleb Sargeyevich,
inzh, (deceased]; KASLRNNIKOV, Anatoliy Stepanovich, inzh.; SIRMKIN'
Mikhail Pavlovich, dotsent; ULITIN, Andrey Illich, inzhe; URUSOV-.-
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Nikita Turl evich insh.; FLOROVSKIY, Turiy Sergeyevich, inzh.;
-~-AAIDZHANTAN. Grand Alakeandrovich. inzh.; BOLIT. Vitaliy Ivanovich.
inzh.; VASIL173VA, V.I., red.izd-va; ROKANOVA, V.V., tekhn.red,.
[Guidebook on principles of engineering geodesy used in planning
and building hydroelectric power stations] Spravochnoe rukovodstvo
po inzhens rno-geodeziche skim izynkaniias pri proaktirovanii i strol-
teltstva gidroelaktrostantaii. Pod obshchei red. X.F.Belikova.
Moskva, Izd-Yo geodex.lit-ry. 1960. 447 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Hydroelectric power stations) (Geodesy)
LC4Ajj Lut'VUL, -4 ..' - ).A,, 'v'
(Lenses, Pilo togrdrjLie)

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URUSOVJ S.
Hrjw to make copies ofan 8 mm film. 8ov.foto 23 n0-1934-35 Ja
-63. (MIRA 160)
(Amateur motion pictures--Equipment and supplies)

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URUSGF, S.M.; LUNEVA, N.G.: ZNAME](3KIY, A.A., redaktor; OSTRIROV, N.S.,
VAIiilcheskly redaktor.
[Collection of geometry problems for trade, mining and railroad
schools] 8bornik sadach po geometrii; dlia remeslennykh, gorno-
promyshlennykh i thelesnodoroshufth uchilishch. lad.2-oe. perers
i dop.,oskva, Vses.uchsbno-pedjWog. izd-vo Trudreservizdat, 1955.
157 P. (KIMA 9:4)
(Ooomptry-ProbImma. exercise*, @to.)

URUSOV,--Y.S
Calculation of the ionicity of bonds in binary compounds. ZhUj.
neorg.khim. 6 no.U&436-2-439 161. (MIRA 14-10)
(Ions) (Chemical bonds)

URUSOV V.S.
Nornal, and lognarml distribution of an accidental error in the
quantitative spectral analysis. Zhur. anal. khim. 16 no. 4:496-497
JI-Ag 161, (HIM 14;7)
1. Institut gookbimii Sibirskogo filiala A14 SSSR, Irkutsk.
(Spectrum analysis)

ZHIROVY K.K.; URUSOV, V.S.
Evaluation of analyses of leads of similar isotopic composition.
Do'-',. AN SSSR 143 no.6.-1432-1434 Ap '62. (AURA 15:4)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatelIskiy institut nLinerallnogo
Syr Iya. Predstavlano akademikou D.I.Shcherbakovym.
(Lead-Isotopes) (Chomistry, Analytic)

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551-555 !,[y 1650
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elomento with ofus iinothvv. 0-a4himl La nO.f,,%b68-6,/3 JO 165. (MIRA 1817)
1. Vernnrinky Tnstltut of' Geochomistry and Annlytical Chemistry,
Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R., Moscow.

URUSOV, V.So
Shtft of X-ray off, atom-~. T1:1-rd
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ACC NR, AP6035533 SOURCE CODE: UR/0007/66/000/010/1271/1272
AUTHOR: Yaroshevskly, A. A.; Urusov, V. S.
ORG: none
TITLE: Symposium on Isomorphism [Hold in Leningrad State UniverBityf rom 26 to 2 8 May.
19661
SOURCE: Geokhimlya, no. 10, 1966, 1271-1272
TOPIC TAGS: isomorphism, crystallography, ion energy, x ray crystallography, crystal
chemistry, mineralogy I
ABSTRACT: This symposium, organized on the initiative of the Institute of the Earth's Crust,
was attended by more than 300 crystallographers, crystal lochemists, mine ra loi~istsii geoche-
mists, Chemists. rafflov)IR11110s, Slid 11111.0-Iqls. Tho '4111,01% 11111-16.
its 1110. 1voij-1i "Now VA14111101,jo 11il 14311owilailool 01 (14,14) 1.1 Ilau ... 1-1 , 1,; ia,41's i4l Illu
illooiorphihot of Iollio compolill(k. (114) thool-Y of domlifil kolliol-I)WHIII, dofllkilloll of i:,k11Iioi-
phImo sit; "llio viiti-y of Imin wh1oh Ili, iiot illtitorb x-ray (N. ii,', llilli,v);
1,1110111-Y tor 11110111111-1.11 111110 (1. 1 Pit's I*t 11 fill voll-, IV): "IfIllIvAiiji Ili,- At,-,I--
UAu U1,W83,011Y U1
Impi.,rities aild
decrea V. Shcherbina); "Chemical ction of the process Of
with increase in pressure) (V* rities in crystals as a fun
., (dynamics of the distribution of imPu ntation of the papers was
nerals stals) (D. P. Grigorlyev). The prese ition of isO-
the formation and growth Of cry h problems as the defin
which chiefly focused on suc of isomorphic
followed by a lively discussiOll the energy characteristics
morphism from the crystall0chemical standpoint, i.,m to isomorphism in
elation of anomalous ("heterogeneous") isomorph sion x-ray
substitutions, the r were presented on such topics as prec,
general. several brief communications isomorphic substitutions in beryls; in
structural studies of isomorphism, in quartzo analysis of , synthesis Of micas of
vestigation of isomorphisM by the electron magnetic resonance method
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various composition lithium, barium, titanium and other micas. The resolution adopted by
the Symposiuni proposed the following two variants of a definition of isornori,hi5m. "Iso-
morphism is the phenomenon of the substitution of atoms or of their discrete groups (comple-
xes) in a crystalline phase of variable composition" and "Isomorphism. is the property of the
mutual substitution of atoms or of their discrete groups (complexes) in crystalline matter,
thus resulting in the formation of a crystalline phase of variable composition. " Further
the resolution recommended publishing the proceedings of the Symposium and organizing
similar meetings in the future.
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L Atlas of Likes W111 La kuktiilim huy lut ssw-lu L I aiL IfulmW I-; &L 1.," 1401-,
rueskoy Sovetskoy Sotsialistichookoy Respubliki. Minsk, Akad.nauk
BSSR. Glay.upr.geodez. i kartagrafii NYD SSSR, 1958. XIT. 140 mapg.
(MIRA 12:4)
1. Predsedatell Gosplana BSSR (for Kalinin). 2. AN BSSR; prezident
Akademii sellskokhoz.nauk BSSR (for Lupinovich). 3. Direktor Hinskoy
kartografichemkoy fabriki (for Urnsov). 4. AN BSSR-, viLw-prezident
AN BSSR (for Lukashev). 5. AN BSSR (for Rogovoy)i 6. Chlen-korrespondent
AN BSSR (for Illyushin). 7. AN BGSR; chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR;
prezident AN BSSR (for Kuprevich).
(White Rassia--Kaps)

STEPANYAU, L.A., red-; ARUTYUNTYP11Y A.B., red.; BAGDASAIffAN, A.B., prof.,
doktor geogr. nauke, glav. nauchr*-y red.; DAVPYAN, G.S., red.;
MARTIROSEYAN, G.I,',., red.; MAZWWAN, A.0.,, red.; !'r_:i7CH_YR,, 5.S.,
red ; IR1USOV. V. v red.; SHAKEDAVAN, M.S., red.; ALLAKINEid)YAN)
G.O:,_i~._n~~.ekonor-. nauk zam glav. nauchnogo red.; ARU1'11JNY)1.',
N.Kh.p akademik, red.; VALESYAN, L.A., kand. geogr. nauk, red.;
DULIYAN, S.M., kand. geogr. nauk, red.; YERE24YA11, S.T., red.;
ZOGRABYAN., L.N.,kand. geogr. nauk, red.; KOCHARYA11, G.A., prof.,
red.; POGOSYAN, Kh.P., prof., doktor geogr, nauks red.,
ItUTKOVSKAYA, M.S., atarshly red.; SAVELO, A.F... takhn. red.;
YAROSHEVICH, K.Ye., tekhn. red.
(Atlas of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic) Atlas Armianskoi
SottiltilInUchmikol Roolubliki. Erevim, Akad. nauk Armian-
p"Int'. 1111r. I Ifr,rloprnfl) W't I OV 1961. U1 1).
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MALITSEVA,~G.K.; POSTNIKOV, V.S.; USANOV, V.V.
Internal friction ~n CA-Au and Cu3-A-a. Izv. vys. ucbeb,. sav.; chern.
met. 6 no-5:156-161 '163. (MIRA 16:7)
1. Voronezhskiy politekhnicheskiy inatitut i Kemerovskiy
podagogicheskiy institut.
(Copper-gold Alloym-Teating)
(Internal frictipn)

~11.-.Fvenlyevaya; IMAYKIN, A., starah'L7 nauchnyy sotrudnik,
vneshtatny7 korrespondent.
For 150 centners of shelled corn to the hectare! Nauka i pared.
op. v oolikhoz. 9 no.2:11-12 F 159. (MIRA 12:3)
l.Kolkhoz "11hrtan" Chogomnkogo rayonn. KAbnrdino--Bn1knrukoy
A11311 (ror Urimovn). 2.Knbard1no--1k%1ki%rtiknytL nolInkokhozynyatvatinnyn
opytnaym atantalya (for Imnykin).
(Kabardla--Corn (Mnize))

ZFIIROV, K.K.; URUSOVA, M.A.
Geochemistry of alkalies in granites of the Taraka Pass--"f in Ue
Yenisey Ridge. Geokbimlia no.2;105-11~ '62. (M.7RA 1'.:3)'
1. Department of Geochemistry of the Lomonosov State Universit~,,
Moscow.
(Yenisey Ridge--Granites) (Yenisey Ridge--Alkalies)

3/137/62/DCO/0-32/022.1 I-;
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AUTHORS: Urusova, N, A., Kurilekh, I. N,, Peleshchuk, A, G~
TITLE. Testing the system of roller cooling of ingots in continuous steel
casting
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgtya. no. 2, 1962, 48, abstract 21:285
'(~b. nauchn. tr. Gos. n.-i. I proyektn.in-t metallurg. prom-sti
"Giprostall", 196o, no. 2, 137-14i,)
TEXT~ Results are given obtained from industrial tests of roller-cooling
of ingots during continuous steel casting. It was established that by repeated
roller cooling of ingots, the intensity of heat liberation increased with speci-
fic water consumption raised up to 7 mJ/m2 hour. A further Increase of water
consumption has practically no effect on heat liberation in the repeated cooling
zone. The least total length of internal hot cracks in grade St. 3 steel
ingots of 150 x 620 2mm section was observed at a specific water consum tion as
high as 6 to 8 m3/m hour for the broad ingot edges, and from 5 -to 6 m~/m2 hour
for narrow edges, during repeated roller cooling. Under the aforementioned
conditions the central porosity is low. During testing of the roller cooling
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Testing the system of roller cooling ... A0061A101
system Its comparative operational simplicity was noted. The main constractional
deficiencies were revealed which entail considerable non-uniformity of coolirz
and the impossibility of regulating heat liberation in the repeated cooling zone,
V. Gasilina
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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KHALTURIlqp V.I.j URUSOVA, N.B.
Estimation of the absorption of loneLtudinal and transverse waves
in the earth's crust based on observations above local earthquakes.
Trudy Inst. fiz. Zem. no.25slOl-129 162. (MIRA 15:11)
(Seismic waves)

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IIt At I 1foll IN , T*4 't I,, b .0.1 .
Uolok (if viiii I I ohmil wit rka itr maiiihiii re or Llub Ontigraphy ObJ44 k-LOOnt of
moor Up I mok opti b I I -
kovonnykh rabot motnidnikov geo.-riarichookono raitio otoi.x Modkovokogil
gosudarstyannogo univernitets n& I sentimbris 1957 K. Pod red.
K.K. Karkovs. A.M. Riabchikova i W.G. Saushkina. Moskva, Monk.
908- univ., 1957. 196 p. (MIRA 12:2)
(Bibliography--Geography)

URUSOVA, . NI.T.
Geography in publications by universities and teachers'
institutes in 1957. Nauch. dekl. vyx. shkoly; gool.-geog. nauki
n0-3:231-248 '58. (MIRA 12:1)
(Bibliography--Physical geography)

LIRUSOVA, U.T.
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Geograp~q in publications of universities and pedagogical
institutea (conclusion). Nai1ch.dok1.vy9.ehkOl7O' 9901---geOg-
nwild noo2:229-237 159- (MIRA 12:8)
(Bibliography-Geograp1w)

URUSOVA, N.T.
Geography in university and pedagogical institute pub-14cations
for 1960; continuation. Geog. i khoz. no.12:94-99 163.
(MIRA 16:12)

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PERIODICAL: Tr. N. -i. guriiorij~,,ved. III-ta
p 166
ABSTRACT: The mineralogical & chemical composition of the ore is
shown and a brief characterization of the Au content, including
an assay, is given. The results of experiments dealing with
methods of extraction of Au are shown. These methods include
precipitation, amalgamation, and cyanidation. as well as com-
binations of these processes. 98-99% of Au were extracted by
means of at. malgamation-cyanidation system.
1. D.
1. Gold ores--Analysis 2. Go!] oler,--Processing
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AUrHORS: Rossovskiy,.S.-N., Urusova, S. M.
TITLE: Sttidy of the concentration of' niobium-zirconitim ores from one of
the Kazakhstan deposits
)1, 13, ibotract lIG61
,tya, no. 11, Ir,)r
100).
BEZBORODOV, A.M.; URUSOVA, S.S.; CIERME21SKlY, D.N.; SHULITS, L.M.;
Biosynthesis of amino acids in the cultivation of actinomycetes
on various media and the effect of inhibitors on this pro."ess,
Mikrobiologiia 32 no.3:385-390 My-Je'63 (MM 1i:3)
1. Ieningradskiy khimiko-farmatsevticheakiy institut.

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URUSOVA, T.P.
Possibility of penstra ion of dich-loroethans into milk in mothers
exposed to preparation-in indastry. Gig. sanit., Moskva n0-3:36-37
Mar 1953.. _ -,:- (CLNL 24:3)
1. Of the Industrial Laboratory of Kemerovo .%micipal Sanitary
lpidemiological Station.

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formulated with natural vegetable oilS.
synthetic olls am much less adsorbent. U. o
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Wul thc rate-S G! climillat;-on in eduAled ".r. In IrIA-1, afur
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URUSOVA,,T.P.., kand.med.nauk
Basic problems of industrial hygiene in the synthetic alcohol
industry. Gig.i san. 26 no.1:19-2~ A '61. (IOU 14:6)
1. Iz Ufimskogo instituta gigiyeny i ofessionalinykli zabolevaniy.
(ALGOHOL-TOXICOLOGY) AIR-POUUTION)

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necessary that the crystallographic
definite manner axes be oriented in a
Of a specimen, 'With respect to the axes of deformation
sO that the orientation Of the specimen
makes the slip deformation difficult.
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Crystals and Crystellit,a Compounds
Abs Jour Ref Zhur -- Fizi!rr, No 3. 19,'-7, No 6780
Author Urusovskayr L.A.
Title Tlastic Deforuation Figikrcs, Observed in TlBr, TII, CsI and
CsBr Crystals
Orig Pub Tr. In-tp. kristallogr. fa SSSR, 1956, vyp. 12, 172-179
A b ri t. r r oIA rittidy woo -mlo of thri muohmirm cr forrmtion or the
VI gor on tiod, ooom- whon o limiflo 0x0mi tho nixf1micd
fuoo or T11ir . T11, V.,I, vovl (1alir orymt.iilr. Thotio Vijml,otf
nro callad turf'roci f1gimoo of p1rotic dof'orrir.tiun to dio-
tinguish thom froir the trito figimor forming (in tho surfrict,
of tho cry:itsl plnto nj,porad to tho tiurfnen titruck by th(i
nuedlo. If one ntrikoo with a nonals the (001) cubo) mur-
face of a crystal of the halogenito Tl or Cs, there occur
on the plane receiving the stress four small stressed pro-
jections, which diverge fro-a the roint of lend applicetion
into four --iutually perrendicular directions (along the (100)
ditzict&~,na).Thc surface fig-ures produced by the impect on
the (110) plane represent P prir of rhombo-pyrruidal pro-
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Crystals cnd Folycrystallinu Ccupounds.
Abs Jour t Rof Zhur - Fizike, No 3, 1957, No 67FG
schemes, the corploto fiquros of nlrstie dofor-.ntion are
for)-ed as a rcSLIlt Of Sliprnge over r11 possible slippngo
systams. Fattorns analogous to tho ivpvct end pressure
figures, hevo n1no boon obsorvad whon TlDr + TlI crystals
arc strotchod. Thoso patterns nro formod by sliprago trecks.
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Crystcls rnd Folycrystr-llinr. Co-.roun,-4s.
Abs Jour : Rof Zhur - Fizi!:e, No 3, 19571, lio 6781
Author : Vru-ovskv.5,&, A.A.
Title : Vochnnis:i of' To-rr-..r-,*.icn of Through I--prct Fi,-urt-s in 'Anc
Or A r, Nb 'Ir. In-.tn kriott-liorr. 10r)',, vyl). I", IPO-10-~)
Abstrnot ~Iicm tho ~.urfvce ef the brqc of' r sinf~lu cry.-t!-.1 of zinc is
struck with r ncodle, therc vpporrr on thin surrvno r 'rcx-
rhodral envity, cutliml by trvcks of twin str(jrkc.. On the
opposite sidc cof the rlr+,,.-, there vppcPrs P hcxpgonal
pyrvraidal projoctien, turned relative to the errter on the
upper surface of tho brcg~ by en rngIc of 30o (if the out-
line of the c~vitv cn th~~ surface of the base, on which the
ir~pnct is made, corros-onds to the trrclcs of the plvnes of r
pyrEr.id of the first land (1012), thcn the outline of the
projection corrcspr~nds tc th,,- trecc of the planes of F.
pyrrr.id of the ~!cxond I.-ind (1122)). An exp1nnation is given
for the -,-:cchcnic.-i of thr- for-i-tion of the punching figures,
with vllowrncc ror tho Gccurroncc of twins Prid Pdjrcent
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Cryntel rnd Folycryst-Ilino Cer-pounds
Abs Jour : Rcf Zhur .. Fizilrr-, Nfc, x, , 1957, ?6781
To
adaptation b-nds. The vdnptrition bands represent rn -g-
grogate of regions, which ere slightly turnoi relative to
each other end relative to the initirl crystrl (the nnglcs
of rotr.tion aru on the order of 10' -- 401). These bands
are transition zones b6twcen the twin D.,yers end the initial
crystals. Thoy ere anclogous to the 1"ault brnds. Ixcording
to the schcmc given in th,2 article, the position of the roaks
of the hexagonal ryrr.iidal projecticn is dcteririned by the
intersections of the twin laycrs, and the *rosition of thc-
faces of this pyrr.~iit~'i dcrcnds on the rotation of the planes
of the base about the JircctionF lying in the plene of the
base and Dorpendiculer to th,:. tracks of the twin layors.
(It is known that in fault fomption there occurs a rotation
of the sliprege planes about P direction lying in the plrnc
of the sliprn-o end perrendicular to the direction of the
-lipprgo. The diractinno cf the slipprge in zinc rrrcc with
the trnckq of th~, tv,ia irycrs on the surface of the bnee.)
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.AUTHOR: Urusovskaya, A.A.
SOV/70-3-6-12/25
TITLE: The Investigation of Crystals of LiF by the Method of
Etching (Issledovaniye kristallov LiF metodom travleniya)
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1958, Vol 3, Nr 6, pp 726-732 (USSR)
ABUT11ACT; Tt L 0i,nf' I uti ri(,o () f' ri nikon 1-i nr, ti nrl r3r1ro rmf) i; .10n on the
di a tributlon o.f dl:Liloca LiO I LB 1.11 C' E-YfJ I, It 1111 Of' Ij 1~ WIt.1 I it, I I (11.(! (1
The dislocations were made visible by the uae of a
selective etch (No H202). The production and displacement
of dislocations on compression and bending was observed.
Screw dislocations were found to be more mobile than edge
dislocations. Indications of the piling up of dislocations
at slip planes in rows running perpendicular to the slip
planes were obtained.
The aim of the study was to verify Gilman anC Johnston's
technique of selective etching (J. App.Phys., 1956, Vol 2?,
pp 1018-1022), whereby only strained regions are attacked
by the etch. Their experiments were first verified.
(100) planes were studied. Recognition of' the edge, screw
and ring dislocations was established. The higher mobility
of screw dislocations has not been observed before. The
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The Investigation of Crystals of LiF by the Method of Etching
spot there is only a comparatively weak interaction between
dislocations. With the motion deep inside the crystal,
the interaction of the dislocations begins to predominate
over the external influencesi the same sort of dislocations
in planes parallel to the slip cannot pass each other and
move in concurrence, distributed in so-called "vertical
rows" as in this formation the dislocations possess the
minimum energy of interaction. The numerical values of
the strains necessary in LiF for the generation of dis-
locations is discussed. Gilman and Johnson fo med dis-
locations with a compression of 200 - 300 g/mm5 and state
that the crystals were earlier dislocation-free. The 2
theory, however, indicates a stress of 100 - 1 000 kg/mm.
as necessar7 to generate dislocations in a perfect crystal,
but if there is a Frank-Reid source dislocations can
2
appear at 1 000 - 200 g/mm. The present authors
believe that the dislocations arise from such sources.
Acknowledgments to Professor Klassen-Neklyudova and
V.L. Indenbom, G.F. Dobrzlianskiy.
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Viart) dro '~f 1'~16uvoo wid ') t-tirovoilcou, .' of' w1ilell al-v
Soviet and 3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kristallografii AN SSSR
(Institute of Crystallography of the Ac.Sc.USSR)
SUBMITTED: January 30, 1958
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URUSOVSKAYA, A. A., G. Ye. TO,'.IILC')V'11,'IY, -, ., ,
I IA)d,i, 1%. V. k,-. E;DEITB(-,~V, V. A.
"The Results of Optical Crystal Research."
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of ljorl4btaUlp by the Ifti. Socl"y of Pure wd APPU" RUsIc" NA the AS
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SOV170_L~-1-16126
AUifHORS: Indenbom, V.L. and Urusovskaya, A.A.
TITLE: What are "Irrational Twins" Ts (Chto takoye "irratSiona] ~nyye
dvoyniki"?)
PERIODICAL: Kristallografiya, 1959, Vol 4, lir 1, pp 90 - c)8 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Theoretical and experimental investigations are presented
of the type of plastic deformation of NaCl crystals dis-
covered by Brilliantov and Obreimov (Ref 4) and connected
with the formation of "irrational twins". The represen.-
tations of the translation mechanism of the re-orientation
of the lattice as "twins" are confirmed by results of
selective etching and also by optical, X-ray and inter-
ferometric studies on crystals of NaC1 and LiF. It is
demonstrated that in the deformation of crystals of the
NaCl type any difference in the selection of favoured
elements of gliding in different parts of the specimen
must lead to the formation of differently oriented regions
possessing all the basic properties of 'Iirrationa~ twins".
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crystal bourided by the cube fac jlOO~
"111) flitl tl~'r,ill, I)TI 01" ~1.10) pintioF,, in
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What are "Irrational Twins" ~.,
one part slips on the 011, 011 planes it will become
longer in the [0`41.01 direction. If the other part slips
on the 101 and i planes it wi'.1 be elon~-ate-d in the
100,i direction, The two parts suffering extensions in
R
fferent directions and still having a plane in common
willg therefore, be .-otated about L501-1 throuCh a small
angle wil~h respert to each other. The wo parts will then
be in an irrational twin relationship to each other, Tbe
production of such twins depends on external conditions
which favour gl.-Iding in different directions in different
parts of the crystal biock. Crystals of LiF which had
undergone su~~h treatment showed. after selective etching
in 3% H 20 2 to show surface dislocations, the expected sort
of pattern-,, Ee,--ause of the anisotropic mechanicai strain
near the -41-win boundary birefringence may arise there, The
strain is cal-~ulated in terms of the elastic constants and
agrees in order of magnitude with that observed. It is
suggested that ib would be more accurate to replace the
term "irrat-ional twins" by the term "Brilliantov.-Obreimov
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Properties of Non-metallic Substances, May) 1958.
There are 6 figures and 10 references, 7 of which are
Soviet and 3 English.
ASSOCIATION: Institut kristallografii AN SSSR (Institute of
Crystallography of the Ac.Sc., USSR)
SUBMITTED: August 14, 1958
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SO V/ Vu -q- 1 - 1, C- ,b
AUTHORS; Indenbom, V.L. and Urusovskaya, A.A.
TITLE: Strains and Rotations of the Lattice -Duping
Distribution cf Dislocations, Arising in the Process of
Plastic Deformation (Appendix) (Napryazheniya i povoroty
reshetki pri poverkhnostnom raspredelenii dislokatsiy-
voznikshem v rotsesse plasticheskoy deformatsii)
(Priiozheniye~
PERIODICAL: K--istallcgrafiya, 1959, Vol 4, Nr 1., pp 98 - 100 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: A mathematical ana ysis of the question "'Ilhat are
"Irvationql Twinsllv (pp 90-98 of this journal) is
ve n,
pj,r, 11 t-r~f'olplIrtir-, I rjf Whjr~t) jr; rJr1iriof;, L ~,nj lish
"1'A I IIII"itt-11
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STEPANOVA, V.M.; URU60VSKAYA, A.A#
Revealing disloca'tions in zinc crystale bjy etching. Krietallograflia 4
no.6:913-917 N_D ;159. (MMA 2-4: 5)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M,V, Lomonosova
i Institut kristallo rafii AN SSSR.
Mne crystals)
(Diolocations in crystalo)

Revealing Dislocation Patterns on Crystal Surfaces 77130
by Means of Etching. A Review sov/7o-4-6-31/31
electrolytic etching with 0.9-1.0 v current for
0 1~0 110 /-R"r '125 foi- sylvine (KCI); butvar,
P,
ior. eLLICICt2 (C!AC03), hydrukhlovlk. wld In 1: 1
Z7Ai-V 168.7.
_j Th,-, flrt3t Suv.let -3tudle2
rj if q, r!
t.Io rt r i dii it I I
L111d It WU3 3hOW11 th,At, IIIIQ IflUbIlItY 01' tlW :ICI'(,-W
tions was higher than that of the edge dislocations
rRef 2262. Deformed NaCl crystals were investigated
optically and interferometrical-y by means of selective
Card 2/7 etching ~_Ref 261_7. Symmetrical and spiral Frank-Read

Revealing Dislocation Ratterns on Crystal Surface3 77.13C,
by Means of Etching. A Review SOV/70-4-6--~i/31
sources were revealed on etching cadmium nrystals
containing 0.01% zinc, and cinematographi! pictures of
the etching of these sources*were taken, showing ti~;-ir
distribution in 'he crystal /-Ref. 249 7.
U U _j Frank-Read
sources were also revealed In cadmium cry:-,~-,als by
means of Ionic bombardment, In much highc:~- number, than
by the etching method ~_Ref 2~9 7. Studi,_,s on etching
zinc crystals Z__Ref 251, 2572 Felped to explain the
discrepancy In the results obtained by J. J. Gilman
/ J. Metalls, 1956, Vol 8, Nr 8, pp 998-1004-780and A.-I4.
Releka L/-Philos. Mag., 1956, Vol 1, Nr 9, PP 3-8112.
By acting-on the crystal surface with an alcohol solqr
tion of iodine, the latter obtaindd not et6h pits
but growth patterns, arranged not- so much on the dis-
locatlon3 as on the uneven spots of the surface. The
effect of bismuth admixtures on the density of the
dIs11oi_,at1ori.,j In w I e , 1 ~7a t. d
7 ~ermanlum e-yotal,., wa3 .11 V '3-
Se I e I I I I jIg I I ~
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by Me"Ins ol' Etchliig. it R~! v,I e w 3 ov/yo -
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of' the translational orIgin of irrational twAn3 In
NaCl arid Lt'F_,/-Ref' arid birefi-Ingf-mL berid"; 1!)
zinc Z-Ref' )0-/7. Ot he r- Sovlet and relatud
ilst~-,d in the attach,.,d card. There 13 1 taule;
and 264 rel-'en--nc-es, 108 U.S., 75 U.K. 110
Dutch, I Italian, 22 Japanese, 11 German, '.- Polish,
2 Czechoslovakian, 2 liung,-Wlan, and Th".
most recent U.S. and U.K. -e f'eve rice s are-: L. R. Low,
R. W. Guard, Acta Metaliurgica, '(, 1, 171-179, 1959;
T, H. Schofield, A. E. B~-,cori, 1131d., 6, 40-4-40-
1959; L. C. Lovely!, J. H. Wezmlck, J. Appl. Plhvs.,
30, 5, 1959; A. S. ParasnAs, J. W. MItchel.1, Phiios.
Mag., 4, 38, 171-179, 1959; J. Silcox, P. Ii. H -1 rs c h ,
ibid., 4, 37, 72-89, 1959. Sovlet and Related Ref'c-rences:
118. 1. Auleytner, K. Godwood, I. KrIllov, B,.zll. de IIAC-ad.
Poijon., L. G. E.
Tomilovskly, DoIcl. AN SS'R, 4,
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151. B. &:szenszky, Acta Phiys. Acad. Scient. Hungar.,
8, -14-,-i6o, 1957; 168. G. B. Rays, Dolk!. All SSSR,
117, 3, 4ig-422, 1957; -74. S. Yu., Atomnaya energiya,
3, 7, 70-72, 1957; !80. '~. P. 3haskoi'skaya, Yu. kh.,

Revealing Dislocation Patterns on C.rysta-I Surfaces 7-1~--
by Means of Etching. A Review SOV/-~0-4-;6-311/31
Vekilov, Krist-allog-rafiya, 2, 4, -548-55:1, 1957; 1892.
G. Zimonyi, Acad. Scient. Hungar., 8, 1-19-127, 7957;
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zh.. 8~. 4, 186-195, 1958; 2 16. D. A. Petrov, Yu. M.
V. 1. EtchlnF, of Slilclum
Mormc ryti t,.,t ki. ol' "hi:
(TI,;IVI(,?j1y(., lov
po
Z b V.
G. M. Protopopova, Kristal-lowvafiya, 1 8
V. T. Al~~.kueyeva, P. G. Ye!13ey~,-v, FIz. d F t~- I
1, 8, 13o4-1307, 1959; 242. V. L. Indenbom, A. A.
C,a,,d 5/7 Urusovskaya. Krist-allografiya, 11, 1, 81;-02. 10-:::9;

77- -~r
Revealing Dt,,31ocation P;.:LIII.-er-n3 on Crystal Surfaces
by Means of Etching. A Reviuw 1
247. A. A. Predvoditelev, N. A. 11yapunina, Fiz.
motal-lov I mettallovedenlye, 7, 6, 855-861, 1915-9;
18. A. 11. Hynt.rlkov, Dlplomnaya vaholl.a. KrIfi,di,%
molekulyarnoy NzIlct, Pl-zfak, MOU, Mon~:uw,
249. V. Ye. Yurasova, E. A. Pavlovskaya, 11. A.
Tyapunina, A. A. Predvoditelev, Fiz. metallov I
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N. N. Buynov, Fiz. metallov I metallovedenlye,
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252. V. M. Stepanova, V. V. Proki-ovskiy, V. R.
Regell, Krlstlallograflya, 5, 1, 196C; "511. B. Sestak,
On the Mechanism of Rendering Visibi- Dislocations
on the Surface ofIron Crystals by Anodic Dissolving,
Czechobl. J. Phys., 9, 3, 339-347, 10/59; 2,--6. G. V.
Spivak, V. Ye. Yurasova, A. I. Klenove, T. A. Vlasova,
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Revealing Dislocation Patterns on Cry3tal Surfaces 771-30
by Means of Etching. A Review
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4, 6, 1959; 258. Sun' Zhuy-fan, m. P. Shaskol'skaya,
Kristallografiya, 4, 4, 590-593, 1959; 2f-,c,!.. A. D.
Trakhtenberg, S. M. Faynsht-eyn, Fiz. t-verdogo tela,
1, 3, 371-377, 1959; 260. A. A. Urosovskaya, V. m.
Stepanova, Concer-filrig P.Ia~;tlc Defovmation. In Zinc
Monocrystals Under Conditions Precluding alsal Gl.l-dt,.
II, Dislocation Distribution in Samples the Com-
pression Direction of Which Lies in the Ba.3a-', P-1-ane
(0 plastiche3koy deformats1i monokristailov -.1sink-a v
usloviyalch, zapre3hchayushchilch bazisnOye 3ko11z,;.,r.,,r11yr,.
II. Raspredeaeniye dislokatsiy v obraztsakh, nap-avienlye
szhatiya kotorykh. lezhit v ploskosti bazisa) (in print'.);
261. M. P. Shaskollskaya, Sun'Zhuy-fan, K-ristallojzIrafi-ra,
4, 1, 81-84, 1959; 262. M. P. Shaskollskaya, Go Sho-
chzhao, Van Yanl-ven' (in print):
Institut of Crystal ography, Academy of Sciences USSR
u
(Institut kristallografli AN SSSR)
June 1, 1959

MA -IUCKLMMVA, Marina Viktorovna. PrinimBli uchastiye: IEDMOR,
V.L.; URUSOVSKAYA, A.A.; TOKILOVSKIY, G.Te.; PONTATOTSKIT.
Te.G.'7~IN~OT. r.-V..9kBdemiko otyred.; STAROKADOKSLATA,
Ye.L., red.isd-va; SHKVCHEWO, G.N., tekhn.red.; BRUZGULI, V.V.,
takhn.red.
[Mechanical twinning of crystals] Nekhanicheskoe dvoinikovanie
kristallov. Moskva. Izd-vo Akad.usuk SSSR, 1960. 261 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
1. Laboratoriya makhanichegkikh avoyst kristallov Inatituta
kristallografti (for Indenbom. Urusovskaya. Tomilovskiy). 2. Labo-
ratoriya vysokilch davleniy Instituts kristallografii (for Ponys-
tovskiy).
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Nekotoryye voprosy fiziki plastichnosti kristallov (Some
Problems in the Physics of the Plasticity Qf Crystals)
Moscow, 1960. 209 p. (Series: Itogi naaki: Fiziko-
matematicheskiye nauki, 3) 2..700 copies printed.
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PURPOSE: This book Is intended for physicists, metallurgists,
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COVERAGE: These 6 articles were compiled by personnel of
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Some Problems in the Physics (Cont.) SOV/4609
Crystallography AS USSR) to give a systematic account
of the present state of studies in the strength and
plasticity of crystals. The introductory article revIews
the history of Soviet progress in developing theories
of the mechanical properties of crystals, mainly single
crystals. Names of leading Soviet and non-Soviet 8pec-
ialiBts in this field are mentiored. The articles discuss
plastic properties of a single-crystal grain (crystallite).
Fundamental data on the incomplete (block) structure of
single crystals and polycrystalline grains, and on the
structure and properties of interfaces between the grains
of crystal groups (i.e., grain boundaries] are also re-
viewed. References accompany the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Klassen-Neklyudova, M. V. Physical Principles of the
Plasticity and Strength of Crystals. Moscow, 1958 5
Regell, V. R. Temperature and Time Dependence of the
Plasticity Characteristic of Single Crystals 12
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Some Problems in the Physics (Cont.) SOV/4609
Urusovskaya A. A. plastic Deformation Not Accompanied
Laue Diffraction Pattern 67
~a ~A. A~. Formation of Sections With Re-
oriented Crystal Lattice During Deformation of Single and
PolycrystalB 75
Indenbom, V. L. A DiBlocational Description of Simple
Plastic Deformation Phenomena 117
Miuskov,, V. F. Modern Theories on the Structure and
Properties of Intercrystal (Grain] Bo4ndaries 159
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URUSOVSKATAS ASA*
Plastic bonding unattended by the anterlem of Lnue diffraction
pattern@* Itogi nauki: Fix.-mat. n&ukI 4:67-74 160. (MIRA 1317)
(Deformatiow (Mechanics)) (Crystal O-ray crystallography)

URIMOVSKAYA, A.A.
Formation of bands with a reoriented lattice in the deformation of
single crystals and polycryotals. Itogi nauki: Fiz.-mat. nauki
3:75-116 16o. (MIRA 13:7)
(Crystal lattices) (Deformations (Mechanics))

KLASSEII-IMKLYUDOVA, M.V.; URUSOVSKAYA, A.A.
I
Deformation of rock salt crystals at elevated temperatures.
Kristallografia 5 no-5:744-748 S-0160. (MIRA 13:10)
1. Institut kristallografii All SSSR.
(Rock salt crystals) (Deformations (Mechanics))

URUSOVSL-LYA, A.A.; STEPANOVA, V.M.
Plastic deformation of zinc monocrystals under conditions
forbidding basal slip. Part 2: Distribution of dislocations
in samples in which the direction of compression lies
in the basal plane. Kris tallograf Iia 5 no. 6:924-931 N-D 160.
(MICRA 13:12)
1. Institut kristallografil AN SSSR.
(Zinc crystals)

TSINZERLING, Ye.V.,- URUSOVSKAYA, A.A.; GOVORKOV, V.G.
Is it possible to obtain artificial Japrinese twine of quartz?
Zap.Vnej.min.ob-va 90 no.5:567-571 161, (HIRA-14:10)
1. Institut kristallografii AN SSSR, Moskva.
(Quartz)

ACGIWNION Nits AT40 I OJ I
Alfl'1101ti 1Jruw1V*#k;sYa, A. A.1 0121:1ya, M. Mi.
I
TIT W" :1t1V0HtLVt4tL01% Of 441110411nV mid rimom tijitLeal alld IsInGlittilinal CliftrimLarlaticu
of neutron-irrudiated LiF crystals
SOURCE: Vaes. soveshch. po fiz. shchelochnogaloidn. kristallov. 2d;: Riga, 1961.
Trudy*. Fiz. shchelochnogaloidn. kristallov (Physics of alkali halide crystals).
Riga, 1962, 319-324
TOPIC TAGS: crystallography~ crystal physical property, alkali halide crystal,
f crystal optical property, crystal annealing, neutron, neutron irradiation,
radiation defect
ABSTRACT: Selective etching, roentgenographic, and optical'examinations were
employed in a further study of the nature of radiation defects and theLr behavior
under different conditions. Moscow tap water was found to be usable for etching
and to produce, in irradiated LiF, an, effect identical to that produced in non-
irradiated LiF by 37. H202. Annealing at 250, 500 and 700C prompted defect
coagulation in samples irradiated with a dose of 4 - lo16 neutron/cm2, but revealed
only larger radiation defects. Smaller defects were revealed by curves of optical
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111'absorption. Under radiation, cr stals assumed an orange color which turned dark-
brown as the dose approached 1015 neucron/CM2, and abnorption curves showed F-, M_
and R-ab3orption bands. X-ray diffraction studies were conducted to evaluate
the damage caused by a 4 - 1016 neutron/cm2 dose. Lauegrams of irradiated and
blank samples showed no difference; however, the curves of integral intensity for
irradiated samples were more pronounced, Radiation markedly affected the
mechanical propert~,es of LiF. The interval of plastic deformation reduced sharply
and the yield stress increased as the radiation dose increased. Crystals
irradiated in excess of 4 - 1016 neutron/cm2 showed brittlelgestruction before
reaching ultimate resilience. Irradiation with doses of 10 to 1017 neutron/cm2
produced an entire spectrum of point defects and accumulations. "The author
wishes to thank V. A. 111ina, a staff member of the Xnatitut fiziki metallov
(Institute of Physics of Motals), who aided in x-ray studLes. Orig. art. hall:
8 figurna..
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TYAADARADZIIAN)- Re; URUSOVSKAYA, A# -A.; KIji55EN-NFKLIJDOVA)- M. V.
IfInvestigation of dislocation structure of ci-jatals of PbS."
report submitted-for 6th Gen Assembly, Intl Union of' Crystallography, Rome,
9 Sep 63-
Inst of Crystallography, AS USSR, Moscow.

A. A.1 KTA.1.%KV-NKK1,T1TtX)VA, M- V-
winvestUation of dislocation structure of crystals Of PbS-R'
Report presented at the 6th International 0On9r993 and SYWO9i8v
International Union of Crystallograptq., Rows Italy, 9-18 Sept.
1963.

URUSOVSKAYA, A.A.; TYAAGAiLkDZILAII, R.; F-ASSEN-ITAILY0 OVA, M.V.
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Dislocation structure of PbS crystals in the region of concentrated
loading. Kristallegraftia 8 no.4:625-631 Jl-Ag 163. (11IRA 16:9)
1. Institut kristallografii AN SSSR.
(Dislocations in crystzLls) (Lead sulfide)

URUSOVSKAYA, A.A.; TUAGARADMIAN, R.; KIASSEN-11HLYMOVA, M.V.
4
Formation of punching figares ir, galenitte. Kris tallograf L;.a
8 no.6:929-932 N-D'63. (MIRA 17:2)
1. Institut kristallografii AN SSSR.

URUSOVSKAYA,_-A.A.
Selective etching of cesium iodide crystals. Kris tallograftia,
8 no.lt75-78 Ja-P63 (MIRA 17:7)
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AUTHOR: Guseva, 1. N.; Urusovskaya, A. A.
T IT 1, 1" 1T11voutfix"t-IfP11 of rprtaln propertino of onmarium-doped
114)IMCK IK I 10 1 al I 11111-tir I Y", V. 14. 1%11. 1, 1437-14,11V
TO t, I (; '1.A(;!; iflynthette rloorite, tianuirlum doped flijorlLti,
flitorita cryistal, ningla cryntal growth, samnrium plui; 2 1 on
crystal property
ABSTRACTI, The lattice constant, density, density of dislocations,
and quantity and dimensions of light-disperaing inclusions have
been determined in different sections along a samorium-doped
fluorite crystal grown by the Stockbarger method. These properties,
supposed to be characteristic of the defectiveness of a crystal,
were correlated with the diatribution along the crystal of SM+2
as determined by the change in the absorption coefficient at max-
imum absorption. The unequal dLotrLbuCion'of SM+2 explains the
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nonuniformity of color in certain specimens. It wag shown that all,
the characteristics studied, except the lattice constant,
increased as the absorption coefficient increased, i.e., with the
Sm+2 concentration, which corresponds to increasing color intensity.~
The changes in characteristics Along a single fluorite crystal
are explained by the presence of extraneous phases. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures and I table.
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IJIMISOUKAYA, A.A.; TYAAGAV,11~1,'fItI; , j,.
Dislocation rosettes in 'si. Yxistallografila 9 no.4:531-536
JI-Ag 164. (MIRA 17:11)
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AUTH0RS:_Tyaagaradzhan# R.; Urusovskaya, A. A.
rPTTLE: Motion and multiplication of dislocations in crystals of
cesium iodide
SOURC
E: Fizika tverdcxro tela, v. 7, no. 1, 1965, 88-93
TOPIC TAGS.- dislocation motion, dislocation multiplication, cesium-,"
iodide crystal
ABSTRACTi Continuing an evirli.ev inviiotigation (Kristallograftya,
511, 1~464) Clio niklitiva vpticwt: Hint tho tiwa t:jf- ;oxl, - v
OhAVP MACI OJJ040414101-4 Of tha wiffivIt'Li w-0 Mhowli it% VIV. .1 of tAl" "it-
cloaura. Tho averdirjo mlitiftl difilogatioa d62~ity III tho ditmPlea
(after annealing) did not exceed 10 -10 cm The dislocation be-
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t move when a cleeiving stress of I g/Imn was applied, and to
2.--In-the earlier inventigation, the
multiply at a stress of 3 g/mm
application of a point load did not make it possible to disclose the
and multiplicatlon of the dislocations. As in sodium chlor-
J ide and- lithium- fluoriele, - the dislocations in--. ces 14um iodide move in
jumplike fashion, atopping whenever they encounter an inhomogeneity.
_'4 Unifom motion of dislocations was also oliserved, in which the speed
increased exponentially with applied,cleavage stress. The disloca-
Itiplied during motion and it is proposed that -when the
tions mu
stress exceeds 20 g/=nl- the multiplication is effected with the aid
of double t.ransverce slip. Orig. art, has: 8 figures and 3 formulas.
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"AUTHORS-:- Urusovsk a, A.P..; Govorkov, V.G.
lay
TITLE: Effect.of impurities on the plastic deformation of s ngle
crystal of palcium fluoride
9OURM 10, 4, 196ri, 521-530# niol liot:C"M
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11410 1 1 i 011-o1 lift I i i 1 till 1: 1 jj~ j 1 1. fit;# III firil I till, f I ri I Jill If. I I I
IT& The plastia deformation o
ABSTRAQ _f~ single. crystals of CaP2 was
_7JAnvest-igated --under- various --conditions, -using both pure.crystals and
crystals containing Sm,and. _Hd -impurities.-- Natural and synthetic
!crystals were studied.. Dislocations were investigated by etching
[the (111),plane with conceintrated sulphuric acid at 20C for 8-10
minutes. The dislocation rosettes of natural aad synthetic CaF were:
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_1.compared. -The--crystals- -wrztre -etched-- selectively -The -coq?ression
t st were carried out on 3 x 3 x 5 mm CaF2 SmDples cut in the form
Oe
f
allelepipeds from single-crystal boules. The surfal2es. of the
polished mecbanically, and annealted at 940--LOOOC for
140 minutes to remove the residupl stresses. A special Ini3trument
------ 1-wasused-to -deform, the samples in an arg-in atmosphere at it. rate of
4
6.3 x 10 seel. The plastic deformation occurs as a result of
,slipping along the (1001 in the directions. The plasticity
(M-OU-11MY ends-on-the-vaiencL--.of -its
rare-earth impurities: the-divalent Sm strengthens the crystal more
than the
-trivalent Nd. Awiealing-of CaP --containing Sm2+ for an
2
Lhour --at-1 200C - reduces- the Aislocation density witbin the blocks by
Ian order-of magnitude. Tho appearance of a minimum and a maximum
Ion the compression curves as it function o~'f temperature at 600--750C
arently-due-to-the -e.,Pf eff t-of
MpUt7it:L4. J
s. The
authors express their grat.,".tude to M. V. Kiassen-1,Teklyudovaq,4Vd V. L.
lIndenbom for a discussion of the re-sults, and also to V. Ya. Khaimov-'
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AUTHOR: Gliki, N. V.; Urusovskaya, A. A. e4
7
TITIA"'I MIJAIII(I strilutore fit r1illy 11-Y IJOI?grow'hl'~y tho Vornoull mothod 46
V, III, fills no Ilitill, (lilt) lin'to (41111 liou'll. I'liffitiq to, fin't
TOPIC TAGS: ruby, aryatal doifout, ovyatal 41101twatifill, lottinti 11"t"iA, myllillLithi lifi4lo,411-Al
ABSTRACT: Ruby crystals grcwn from the melt by the Verneuil method are known to contain
mosaic blocks, slip lifies, and other defects which are sources of tnterna:i strains. The ob--
ject of the work is (1) to study the spatial arrangement of the block boundaries relative to the
crystallographic axes, (2) to measure the angles of disorientation of the blocks in relation to
one another, and (3) to determine the axes of rotation of neighboring blocks and the type of
dislocations forming the block boundaries. Optical, x-ray diffraction, and selective etching
methods were employed. Two types of blocks are observed: coarse ones along the axis of the
samples, with boundaries appioximately parallel to the 60Y0 ) plane of Cho prism, and finer
ones with boundarie sin a fan- i3haped arrangement along j1 12 ~) pi ane s. Conclusions are drawn
concerning the nature and origin of the mosaic structure of synthetic ruby crystals. "N. A.
participated in the work. The authors thank A. A. Cherno=v 11. L. Indenbom and
a rT.-
X. Rozhans~y Kqviewing the results and for valua5le commcfitsx~~qiirg"-
4 figures an~ t~rd'~~
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AUTHOR: Chebotkevich, L. A.; Urusovskaya, A. A.; Voter V. V.
TITLE: Motion of dislocations uptler the Influence of q_=ZnQjj~LfjeLd
SOURCE: Kristallografiya, v. ~.O, no. 5, 19650 688-692
TOPIC TAGS: crystal dislocation, iron, magnetization, magnetostriction
ABSTRACT: The motion of dislocations in a ferromagnetic (filamentary iron crystals grown
by reducing FeC12 in hydrogen) vras caused by placing the sample In a magnetic field. The
dislocations were revealed by etching In a mixture of picric and nitric acid. Fresh disloca-
tions were obtained by deforming with the tip of a diamopd pyramid. The elornain structure was
observed by the standard powder method. Magnetization causes the motion of dislocations in
their slip plane; this motion may be due both to a direct interaction of the domain bondary and
dislocation (magnetoelastic interaction) and to the influence of magnetos tr lotion, I. c~ , elastic
stresseE arising in the sample aE a result of repeated magnetization. The effects of these two
factore could not be separated. "We express our deep appreciation to V. L. Indenbom ;7!7
valuable comments and to I. P. Kushnir for providing the samples of Ir_o_nv_vhiCk~_rs-:_"_P11g.
IN -C
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KLASSEII-NEKLYUDOVA, M.V.; GOVOMOV, I.G.; FAPKOV, V.S.1 URUSO-16'KAYA, A.A.;
TIMOFEYEVA, V.A.
Plastic deformation of a nickel sip-Flo crystal. ?art 2., The effect
of temperature and rate of deformati,, on the compression curves
and microstructure of nickel. Fiz. met. i metalloved. 18 no.20.263-
269 Ag 164. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Institut kristallografil AN SSSR.

'Tan 1948
"inery - Cmetruotim
Gis Analyzers
"A Catalytic Gas Analyzer for Avmmium-Air Mixtures,"
L. G. Urusovqkaya, D. A. Irrank-Khmenetakly, Chernore-
ch6nek Chem Vlorks imeni M. I. Kalinin, 4 pp
"Zavod JAbor" Vol XIT, No 1
Describes tests conducted to determine data neces-
sary for constraotion of an apparatus permitting un-
interrupted amixol of mmonium-air mixture In proo-
ess of oocidizing a=ionlst. Catalytic gas-analyzer
used as basis of apparatus.
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fti&/Cbemimtry Chlarldes- MAY 49
Cbftistry Silver Nitrate
*19placement of Silver Nitrate During Deter-
mIzation of Chlorides In Production Control,"
t: G. Urusovskaya, P. I. Zhilina, Cherv.-
;vchensk Chem T'Lant, 2 pp,
"Uvod IALb " Vol XV*, No 5
Reca=endB use of mercurimetric method which
Is based on f ormatioa of a lightly dissociated
iorm of ;fiercury chloride. Formula represent-
Ing the reaction has f ollowing fo=: Nag2
(CN),-;ffO -4- E[g(IN03 ) 2 = HgFe (CN) 5H0 + 2N&NO3
FM 58/49 T2�
USO/Chemistry '- Chlorides (Contd) May 49
Method vas tested under factory conditions
an& vas found to give satisfactory results.
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