SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KARAPETYAN, G.O. - KARAPETYAN, K.I.

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Influence of glass-strueture ... A058/A101
under the influence of visible light. The doper-dance of ths t-otal amount of
thermofluorescence light on the concentration of Ce was det.9rmin#d, as well as
the dependence of the luminescence brightness or the wavelength of the visible
radiation. A mechanism is proposed that demonetret-ea -'t.ha przff~-tnce In C,3 glasses
of two luminescence processes and a sareuning auffect. of Ge with respect to gamma
rays. There are 16 references.
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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I"PETYAN, G.O.; YUDIN, D.M.
Using the electron paramagnetic resonance method for studying
the effect of ganm-radiation on phospbate glass. Fiz. tver.
tala 3 no.g.-2827-2834 S 161. (MIM 14:9)
1. Gosudarstvamyy opticheskiy institut imeni S.I. Vavilova,
Leningrad.
(Paramagnetic resonance and relaxation)
(Gama rays) (Glass)

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TITLE: Luminescence of copper-activated glass
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheakaya,
v. 25, no. 4, 1961t 539-541
TEXT: The present paper has been read at the 9th Conference on Luminescence
(Crystal Phosphors). The author has studied the properties of copper-
activated glass as related to its composition, conditions of preparation,
copper concentration, and the action of ionizing radiations. The examina-
tion of activated phosphate-, borate-, and silicate glass of plain
composition has proved that in all types of glass, copper may be contained
in atomic, mono-, and bivalent phase. The absorption band with its
maximum within 800 -~" 880 mp could be related to the presence of bivalent
copper.by application of the paramagnetic resonance method. The passage
of copper to the monovalent phase under the action of reducing agents
leads to an attenuation and extinction of this band. At the same time,
2nminescence arises and is intensified under the action of ultraviolet rays.
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Luminescence of copper-activated glass
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B117/B209
An absorption maximum in the region of 250 mg is characteristic of the
presence of monovalent copper in glass. This maximum comes into being
during the reduction of copper through carbon or ammonium fluoride. A
further reduction leads to atomic copper. This is indicated by the
formation of colloidal particles giving the glass a red color. The
position of the emission band m'aximum, when changing from phosphate to
borate and silicate glass, ic connected with a considerable intensifica-
tion of the interaction of activator and medium. These results are in
agreement with those obtained in earlier studies on glass containing
cerium. An increased concentration of the principal oxides and of
copper in glass promotes the passage of copper to the bivalent phase.
The luminescence spectrum also depends to a considerable extent on the
wavelength of the exciting radiation. Special analyses have shown that
the luminescence spectrum of glass with Sn, but without Cu, differs from
that of glass with Cu and Sn. An excitation of glass of the latter type
in the range of 254 mp leads to an energy emission in the short-wave
range with the maximum at 440 mp (blue luminescence), and an excitation
in the range of 365 mg to an emission at 580 MP (yellow luminescence).
In the above-mentioned spectral ranges, these glass types may be used
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Luminescence of copper-activated glass B117/B209
as indicators. The absolute luminescence quantum yield depends on the
composition of the glass, on the wavelength of the exciting light, and on
the copper concentration, In some cases, the maximum yield attains 50%.
When silicate glass with copper is excited by a radiation with A.< 250 mg,
fluorescence as well as afterglow can be observed. In glass containing
copper, an intense luminescence may be caused not only by excitation
through ultraviolet but also through Ionizing radiation. Studies have
shown that it is possible to produce glass screens with a luminescent
layer of a thickness of about 100 -, 200 p by means of the diffusion
method. In the discussion on the present paper, I. B. Keyrim-Markus
pointed out that the author's data to some extent also agree with data
of his own studies. He also added that, according to his data, the
luminescence spectrum depends not only on the type of glass (silicate
or phosphate) but also on its composition. Glasses with monovalent ions
(K, 'Na) show luminescence in the blue range, glasses with bivalent ions
(Cap Sr, Mgp Zn, etco) in the red range. This may probably be due to the
Cu'l- ions in the neighborhood of the ions mentioned. Moreoverv he points
out that the intrinsic glow of glasses, which occurs at higher temperature,
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is quenched when copper is introduced. 1-Abstracter's note: Essentially
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Luminescence of copper-activated glass R117/B209
complete translation.-i There are 2 figures and 9 references: 6 Soviet-
bloc and 3 non-Soviet-bl.oc. The two references to English-language
publications read as follows: E. W. Claffu, J~ H. Shulman, J. Electrochem. /
Soc., v. 98, 403 (1951); W. Weyl, Coloured Glasses, Sheffield, Soc.
Glasstechn., 1951.
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BONCH-BRUYEEVICH, A. M. VARG1N, V. V. 11MAS, Ya. A. VLRAP-rTYAN,-,,G..-..O.,
KARIS, Ya. E. TOLSTOY, M. N. and FEOFILOV, P. P.
"Luminescence and induced radiation of a glass activated by neodymium."
The report gives the absorption and luminescence spectra of glass
containing 0.1-10% neodymium. Stimulated emission in the region of 1.06 H,
observed in specimens, was investigated at room and nitrogen temperatures.
Report presented at the lith conference on Luminescence (Molecular
luminescence and luminescence analysis) Minsk, 10-15 Sep 1962

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AUTHORS: Karapetyan, G. 0.9 and Yudinj D. M.
TITLE: e. p. r.-investigation of the action of ionizing radiation
on glasses of the system Na20-B20 Y S102
PERIODICAL: Fizika tverdogo tela, vo 4, no. lot 1962, 2647-2655
TEXT: Glasses exposed to Cc 6o amma radiation were investigated with
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the e. p. r. method. The irradiation gave rise to a coloration of the
glasses, intensity and hue being dependent on the composition of the
glass. The F centers arising in the glasses. under' consideration are due'
to four different structural lattices: SiO 2' S'02 .2Na2o' B039 BO 4' The
optical sped1tra of additional-absorption of the glasses had three bands.
with their peaks at 310, 440, and 620 mg. Gamma radiation breaks
covalent bonds in the glasses thus producing free electrons, and holes
localized at the oxygen. The position of the-siectron trapping centers
is known to be localized at the-boron since hyperfine structure lines
were.observed associated with the interaction of an electron with
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so pe re-Investigation of~de action ... B108~9186
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B and B nuclei. It is concluded that the electrons are localized
also at the silicon or at.the lattice-forming &%qks. There are 5
figures.
ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvennyl opticheakiy institut in. S. I.
Vavilova, Leningrad (State Optics Institute imeni
S. I. Vavilov# Leningrad)
SUBMITTED: April 6, 1962,
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AUTHORS: Karapetyan, G. 0,.,, Teekhomakiy, V. A., and Yudin, D. M.
TITLEt Investigation of the structure Of semiconductor glasses based
on iron oxides
PERIODICALt Fi.zika tverdogo tela, v.,5, no. 2, 1963, 627 - 633
TEXT: The electrical, optical and paramagnetic properties of Fe 20 3 con-
taining glasses were studied in dependence on the composition and on the
redox conditions of melting. A total of 15 different compositions were in-f
vostigated, most of them contained SiO, and BaO or PbO. Electricpl con-
ductivity, the e.p.r. spectra and the spectra of optical absorption were
measured. log?- f(l/T) were straight lines, almost equally ascending.for
all glasses; log ? decreases with increasing-Fe 0 percentage. The in-
2 3
crease in conductivity is accompanied by a slight reduction of activation
energy. A comparison of glasses melted under different redox condition
shows that increased reduction (increased content of carbon hi the mass)
raises the resistivity irrespective of raised Fe II content* The eop.r.
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Investigation of t.he ... B102/B186
spectra were measured in fields of up to 6 koe. Resonance lines were ob-
served at g-factors of 4.3 and 2.0; their intensity depended on the composi-
tion. If the carbon content is increased the o.p.r. lines fade out due to
Fe3+~~ Fe 2+ transition; the Fe 2+ e.p.r. spectrum can be observed-.6nly at
helium temperatures. The line with g - 2.0 vanishes first. On-investi-
gating the optical absorption it was found that both in the base of BaO and
PbO content the blue transmissivity depends on the iron coficentration. Corr-
clusions: The high conductivity of the glasses investigated is due to the
presence of Fe3+ ions (3d5) in octahedral configuration (coordination 6).
Introduction of Al into the mass or substitution of SiO by B 0 in BaO
#j 2 2 3
glass increases absorption and reduces conductivity. There are 5 figures
and 1 table.
ASSOCIATIONt Goaudarstvennyy opticheakiy institut im. S. I. Vavilova,
Leningrad (State Optical Institute imeni S. I. Vavilov, Lenin-
grad) - i
SUBMITTED: September 26, 1962

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varies from-5-,t6'30% and Y-from. with~lov intensity of the narrow
-band.- The intensity o~. - tila- narrow band dropped wid- finally vanished. when
silicon oxide content vas increased,, but increased with an increase in the
ide-'d experime wi tas
alkali oxide and boron &nh~dr ontent..: In mt s th p0 tsium
barium borate and -sodium -barium borate ', glasses prepared under reducing
conditions., variations in Cr, concentration-of 0605 to 1.5% brought only
peak-intensity changes* The intensity of the.nax-rov band relative to that
of the wide band -was higher- in the potassium- than in the sodium.;containing
glasses. A decrease -in Cr content'.decreased the intensity of the narrow band.
Preparation. of the, glass under oxidizing. conditions increased the intensity of
the narrow band, relative to the . wide , band. Potassium barium borate glass
prepared under strongly Ioxidizing conditions with.addition of.Cr as X sub 2
CrO sub 4 rather than as Cr sub 2 0 sub 3 revealed no 1,minescence spectra.
it~14.9% K sub 2 Oi'~28-2% BaO, 56.9% B sub 2 0 sib 3 (m01%) glass
at verious ta~eratures 0 100 to 15000 encrred that a temperature increase
led to a decrease in the intensity;of Ihe narrow band, The EPR spectra of
sodium* borosilicate glasses vith varying Cr con-ftentz-ation W, a narmr
asymmtria line,with g-- 1-97 E&A two vid~.i,:Llnes vith g vs 2 aid g = 4 to 6.
The spectra of phosphalte end 's:Uicate-* glasses had two 'vide lineso Potwsstam
ba-riuw silicate gleass prcpa---d vith Cr under aatroangl:j caldizing conditions
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"The effect of glass structure on trivalent neodymium luminescence."
report submitted for 4th All-Union Conf on Structure of Glass, Leningrad)
16-21 mar 64.

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"Photoconductance as a method of studying selenium - cadmium glasses."
report submitted for 4th All-Union Conf on Structure of Glass, Leningrad,
16-21 mar 64.

KARAMETY-AN, G.-Oo;--YUDIN)--D.--M.- - - -- - - -
"Studying glass structure by the method of electron paramagnetic resonance."
report submitted for 4th All-Union Conf on Structure of Glass, Leningrad,
16-21 mar 64.

,ACCESSION NR: AP4011485 S/0051/64/016/001/0063/0068
AMIROR: Karapetyan, G.O.: Ksendzatskayal Yu.N.*- Yudin, D.M.
............
TITLE: Investigation of the kinetics of formation of ZnS:Mn phosphor by the method
of electron paramagnetic resonance
SOURCE: Cptika i spektroskopiya, v.16, no.1, 1964, 63-68
TOPIC TAGS: phosphor synthesis, manganese activated zinc sulfide, ZnS:Mn phosphor,
photoluminescence, cathodoluminescence, manganese 2+, EPR, sphalerite, wurtzite
ABSTRACT: Despite the fact that there have been numerous investigations of ZnS-Mn
phosphors, adequate data are still lacking on the kinetics of the synthesis process
and on the formation of luminescence centers in phosphors of this type. The present
work was devoted to investigation of the kinetics of formation of Mn activated zinc
sulfide luminophors. There were studied the electron paramagnetic-resonance spectlu,
the luminescence spectra and the intensity of lukinescence under cathodic and ultra-
violet stimulation as a function of the activator concentration, the synthesis tem-
perature and the action of ionizing radiation. Mn activated ZnS phosphor is parti-
cularly suitable for investigAtion by the method of electron paramagnetic resonance
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in view of the fact that the EPR spectrum Of the Mn ion varies greatly with changes
'the form of powder in sealed
in lattice structure.,,,rhe specimens were prepared in
quartz tubes 3 mm in diameter. the Mn2+ concentration was varied in the range from
10-5 to S x 10-4 g/g; the heating temperature was varied in the range from 780..to
1200OC;*the heating time in the range from 5 to 30 min. The EPR and luminescence
spectra are reproduced in figures. In the range of low (10-5 g/g) Mn concentrations
the manganese luminescence spectrum does not undergo significant changes with varia-
tion in heating conditions, but at higher Mn concentrations significant alterations
are observed. These changes are attributed, on the basis of the experimental data,
to change from the,sphalerite to the wurtzite structure with increase of the heating
temperature. The experimental results indicate moreover, that the EPR method can be,
used for investigating the rate of formation of crystals, the character of the crys-
tals and the conditions of penetration of the activator into the crystal phosphor.
Orig.art.has: 5 figures and I table
ASSOCIATION: none
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AUTHOR: Karapetyan, G. 0.; Scepanov, S. A.; Yudin. D.
TITLE: Color centers in sodium alumosilicate glasses
SOURCE: Fizika tver--ogo tela, v. 6, no. 5, 1964, 1531-1539
TOPIC TAGS: glass, sodium alumosilicate glass, color center,
F center, radiation effect, radiation damage
ABSTRACT: The EPR and optical absorption spectrum of Na20-Al 0 -SiO,
60 3 2
glasses irradiated with gamma rays from a Co source with a dose
rate of 10-4 rthr was investigated. The experimental data obtained
are analyzed in terms of m6dels for the production of the traps
found in the literature or proposed by the authors. The interpre-
tation of the models is expected to be helpful in making detailed
calculations based on the theory of molecular orbitals. Orig. art.
has.: 4 figures and 1 table.
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ASSOCIATION: Gosudarstvcnny*v opticheskiy institut in. S. 1.
Vavilova, Leningrad.(State Institute of Optics)
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Use of the paramagpetic resonance method in studying the
cfystallizu~-on of glasses. Fiz. tvar. tala 6 nc,-~:1554-155?
1-4,y 161, (1-11RA, 17:9)
1. Gosudarstvenn3ry opticheskiy institut imani Vaviaova, Leningrad.

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048 S/0051/65/o_18/001/0182/0184
AbMOR: Kovaley) V. P.; Karapetyan., G. 0.
TITLE: Sensitization of the glow of trivelent ytterbium by- neodymium in silicate
glass ~ -I ~?
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-SOURCE., Optika i spektroskppi;ya,-_'V* 18~ no* 4 1965,, 182-184
TOPIC TAGS: sensitizttion,, activation, silicate glass, ytterbium, neodymiur.,
.1uminascence
ABSTPACT: To determine the excitation-entnegy transport in neodymium-activatf-d +
glass, the authors investigated the spectra and the kinetics of glow of the Ned
donor and y-o3+ acceptor in silicete glass for two series of sanples containing
2 and 5.5% Nd2G3 biweight and f!rcm zero to 8% YbPO in each series. An incre-ase
Lb concentration caused the fluores ' id to becme quenched both in
in the " cence o~
intensity and in the lifetime. This indicates that the quenching occurs during
the lifetime of the neodymium in the exci-~ed state, and consequently theat tlhe
energy is transferred to "the ytterbium ioas in nonradiative fai;blon with Inductive
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AUTHOR: Karapetyan, G., 0 Khriss, Ya. E.; Lunter, S. G.; Foofilov, P. P.,
ORG.- none
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TITLE: Spectroscopid Investigation of noodymium-activated glass
SOURCE: Vsens2yuznoye soveshchantye po stekloobraznomu sostganlyu. 4th, Len] gra 1964.
Stekloobraiii6Te~9is-tojainlye (Vitreous state); trudy soveshchaniya. Leningrad, lzd-vo Nauka,
1965, 232-236.
TOPIC TAGS: glass property, neodymium glass, spectroscopy
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ABSTRACT: The authors make a detailed study of the absorption ispectra, luminescence, and
duration of the excited state of neodymium in relationto glass composition, manufacturing
conditions, concentration of the activator, and temperature of the specimens. Neodymium was
added in concentrations from 0.1to 10parts to 100 parts by welight of the glass. The absorptia
spectra were recorded on specimens. 0. 2 to 100, mm thick in the region from 0. 2 to 3.5 A.
Luminescence was investigated in the region from 0.8 to 2P. It was found that the dura.ilon of
luminescence was the same in all emission bands: it did not depend on in which absorption
band excitation occurred and changed with a change of glass composition, Nd concentration,

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and temperature of the specimens from 10-3 to 10-5 see. The Nd ion can have a coordination
of from 6 to 12, with respect to oxygen, In the glasses. Investigation of the dependence of
glass properties on Nd concentration revealed that the form and half-width do not change,
whereas the duration of luminescence decreases monotonically. The wide bands that were
noted in the spectra of the Nd-activatedglasa were Interpreted as a superposition of narrower
bands corresponding to the ions of the' activator in different surroundings that were in resonant
Interaction, which enabled the excitation energy to migrate from one group of centers to
another. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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ACC Rr,AT6000495 SOURCE CODE- UR/0000/65/000/000/0254/0257.
AUTHOR- Karapetyan, G. 0.; 'Yudin, D. M.
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ORG: none
TITLE- Investigation of the structure of glass by the electron paramagnetic resonance method
SOURCE: Voesoyuznoye soveshchanlye po, stekloobraznomu sostoyanin. 4th, len!pjrad, 1964.
Stekloobraznoye sostoyaniye (Vitreous state); trudy soveshchaniya, Leningrad, 17.d-vo 14auka,
1965, 254-257
TOPIC TAGS: EPR spectrum, EPR spectrometry, phosphate glqsa, borate glass, glass:
property
ABSTRACT- This article examines the electron p~aiiamagnetic resonance spectra ftrapping
centers associated with lattice-forming atoms of t ivalent boron and pentavalent phosphorus in
order to determine the asymmetry of the coordination spheres and the role of oxidation-
reduction conditions In the making of phosphate glass. The paramagnetic centers In the
investigated glasses appeared after their irradiation with Ionizing radiation. The lines of the
byperfine structure are resolved, in the EPR spectra of borate glasses. The replacement of
10
11 B (1 3/2) by B (1- 3) leads to a change of the number of lines in the hyperfino structure
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owing to different nuclear.spins in-the, boron isotopes and the change of hyperfine sp 34tting
between the. lines as a result of a difference in the nuclear magnetic moments of the Isotopes.
The appearance ofnumerous lines in the EPR spectra of irradiated boron anhydride is ex-
plained not only by the simultaneous presence, of two different trapping centers but also by
the asymmetry of the one starting center B03.1 The oxidation-reduction conditions affect the
structure of zinc-phosphate glass. The EPR spectrum for such glass made under oxidative
conditions Is similar to that for alkali-ph6sphate* glass. However, under reductive
conditions the usual hyperfine structure characteristic for trapping centers near phosphorus
is absent and an unresolved resonance line is observed In its place. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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AUTHOR:_ K-a RetZan Reyshakhrit, A. L.; Yudin, D. M.
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ORG: None
TITLE: Photoconductivity as a wethod~for the study of selenocadmium lasses
SOURCE-., V goveshchaniye po stekl stoyaniyu. 4th, Leningrad,
-sesMznoye oobraznomu so
1964. Stekloobraznoys gostoyanly-e (Vitreous statM trudy soveshchaniya, Leningr-did,
Izd-vo-Nauka, 1965, 319-323
TOPIC TAGS:, photoconductivity, electron paramagnetic resonance, EFR spectrum
or Urn tT&LF/DF_- CL14S15, J7,qpr4.CFFpr)r
ABSTRACT: The photoelectrical properties of pure cadmium and selenium sulfides are
-quite well known;: no such datahowever, can be found inthe literature concerning
their photoeffects in oxide-glasses The present investigation covers the photo.-
conductivity, spectra of electron Paramagnetic resonance of -irradiated lasses,
and the absorption and luminescent spectra,~ . The paper FFpOr-S-,Dn the experimental
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results gathered on the,&_>toco~hctivity and electr6ii pb~ramagnetic resonance of
s,elenocadmium glasses, Tests covered three types of glasses with 40 various activa-
tors. Each set--of results is accompanied by A brief discussion concerning the
possible insight they give into the structure of selenocadmium glasses. Orig. art.
has.: 2 figures.
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-ekoit4tion,energy td.theactivator ion-either An a nonradiative manner
Vr,~boy... transforming the absorbed light In tbe absorption region of the
,O.IPR.4on~ Tests with.an Infrared flash lamp have shown that the palo
3t" 3+ (a) -and (to) and that the energy-triains-
Nd
satisfies requirewnts.
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,port-1s in the non-radiative,:resonant'fashi:ons' The critical tranoport
'found to Am app 18, The results show that
distance is roximately-
..,.bensitization.of Nd3+ luminiosien~oe with obromium Is effeotive-only at,
and can be used fr complete.- aboprp5on. of light from a flash
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~- T~TLE: ~~"cen-e-e`-.of giadse ,s activIated'with dysprosium-
SOURCE: Optika i, spektroskopiya, v., 20., no.. 3 1566,487-488
TOPIC TAGS: dysprosium., glass, absorption spectrum luminescence
spectrum, line splitting,~ line width, raire earth metal
ABSTRACT: The author reports a more-detailed Investigation of the ab-
sorption and luminescence spectra of dysprosium, making it possible to
.determine more accurately the pbsitions.of the terms.of the trivalent
dysprosium in glass. The glass was prepared in platinum and quartz
crucibles and contained between 0.1 to-10% of dysprosium by weight. The
luminescence was excited:witb mercury lamps at wavelengtbs.313,_ 365, 04,
and.436 nm. The Absorption spectrum consisted of weak bands in the
476, 456,450J. and,428 nm, and a few more intensebands in the
ultraviolet And infrared. 'Variation of, the dysprosium concentration in
the glass did not change,the,absorption.spe(,.trum or the luminescence
spectrum. The concentration affected the duration of the excited state,'--.
which decreased first monotonically and theiii exponentially with increas-,
tration. The temperature variation had little effect. By
ing concen
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ctron~ paramagnetic resonance atudy of the effect of ionizing radiation on,
TITLE: Ele
glasses of the NA206-"_Sio~ system
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Xhimiyas Abs. 16M02
REF SOURCES Sb- StOklo0bramn. sont0aidye. T.- 3-0" V~P. 4. Minsk, 1964, 44-50
TOPIC TAGS: glass, gamma radiations radiation effect, electron paramagnetic reso-
nance , /PA)IX IAJr- R6 DIAT/OAJ &9A)o
ABSTRACT: Spentra of supplementary absorption of y-irradiated sodium borosilicate
glasseArere compared with EPR spectra. The light absorption increases with rising~--~ -
content of the base oxide and the intensity of EPR signals is maximum for composi-
tiom 1% which 0.3 4: NzO I BgC~ 4 1. In the range of atomic concentration ratios-
[Na]/[B] = 1, the maximum of ifiduced at-sorption bands is observed at 550 m11, and tlfe,--
EPR spectra sh(nied that such compositions were critical ones. In irradiated glasses
with the same content of Lis Nal, Ks RbI, and Cs (20 mole %), two resonance lines were
observeds one of which was in the rango of the g-factor above -two; the other, a nar&-
rower one, corresponded to pure quartz glass. The "placement of alkali elements 16d'
to a change in the ratio of line intensities. It is postulated that in the one case,-
an unpaired electron interacts with a B atomwhich had been in coordination 3 up to---
VZ_-

L 47172-66 &.'T(l)/EWT(m)/EWP(e) IJP(c) WW/WH
ACC NR, AP6032276 SOURCE CODE: UR/0020/66/170/002/0320/0322
!AUTHOR: Kuprevich, V. V.; Lunter, S. G.; Karapetyan, G. 0.
ORG: none
TITLE: New optical andgathodoluminescent material with lass-fiber properties
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Doklady, v. 170, no. 2, 1966, 320-322
TOPIC TAGS: cathodoluminescent material, optical glass,.fiberglas% crystallize&
glass, zinc silicate 1AIDE
CR k/, 5 7.,9 A-L /7.-) ;~1~43 _5 C C. ~p 1~2
ABSTRACT: Studies of catpodoluminescent glass showed that in some cases thermal
ci7stallization of glass\1aeads to the formation of fibe. -like crystals with a high
refractive index (nD = 1.705) in the glass phase with a much lower refractive index
(nD = 1.481). This increases the photoconductivity of the material. Crystallized
glass with the best glass-fiber properties was obtained by thermal crystallization o;'
glass with a composition near Zn2S'O4. Electron micrographs of the new material Eh
! i
that Zn2SiO4 crystals have an elongated prismatic form with a hexagonal cross sect
and are oriented in the same direction. The total content of the crystalline phase
was 35%. The resolution of screens (2--5 mm, thick) made from this material was
50-100 and the contrast was 0.8-0.9. Addition of Mn (as activator) to the glass
produced the best cathodoluminescent glass-fiber. Screens prepared from the
Card 1/2 --uDc: --666.265

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AUTHORS
OROS none
TITUCI Study of the surface luminescence of glasses activated with univalent copper
SOURCEI Optiko-imekhanicheskeya prwW&1%3Lwnnowt% no, 5, 1966,1 22-26
TOPIC TAGS& luminescent material* cop?er silicate glasgs, phosphate glasap borate
gU33
ABSTRACTS The mechanism of diffusion *f copper into the surface layers of glasses of
various compositions was studied by tho method of tinting by etching, or cementation,
in which copper diffuses into glass at a high temperature from a layer of paste depop-
ited on the glass. Copper sulfate# cELoridog and oxide were used in pastes containing
aluminum oxideq kaoUn, etc.9 and the luminescence induced in the glasses obtained by
ultraviolet light was investigated by imccessive removal of layers. In the glass,
thip copper is thought to be present In the divalents univalent3, or atomic state. The
yellowish-green color of the glass is (ke to divalent copper ions; univalent ions a"
responsible for the 1:uminescence. 7he relative proportions of the various. species of
copper aft marked4 affected by the tyj* of Mlerj, copper concentration in the paste,
temperature and duration of awwaling,, the composition of the glasep and particular3q
the conditions of its founding, In WLicate glasses containing only alkali metal cce-
UDCt 666

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idesp the diffusion of copper taken laace through exchange of alkali metal ions with
univalent copper ions. In silicate glasses containing an alkali metal wdde and alka-
line earth oxide,, the diffusion of ecipper occurs in the form of diffusion of divalent
copper into the vacancies of.alkalirmi earth elements. As the alkaline earth oxide
concentration rises and the radius of the alkaline earth ion approaches that of diva-
lent copperp the depth of penetration of the latter and luminescence intensity of the
glass increase. This diffusion is sharply reduced when silicate glasses are replaced
by borate and phosphate glasseng which do not become tinted and do not ImLinesce. IX
in concluded that the best tinted g3joses with a small thickness of the luminescent'!
layer and a high resolving power are silicate glasses with a high zino or wSmalum
content. Crig. art. hast 5 figures.
SUB COMs 11/ SUBM DATSI I5Nov65/ ORE, MWI 0051 OM RVI 002

ACC NRi 91'6034036 SOURCE CODE., UR/0000/66/000/000/0143/OW
AUTHMS: Karapetyans G. 0.; Mokeyeva, 0. A.
ORG: none
TME; Energy transfer in glass activated by terbium and dysprosium
SOURCE: Simpozium po apektroskopii krintallov, aodorzhaa~hikh rodkozomollnyye
elemonty i elementy gruppy zheliza. Moscow, 3.965. SpektroskODiya kristallov (Speo-
troscopy of crystals); materialy aimpoziuma. Mosoowp Izd-vo NaWca, 1966, 143-146
TOPIC TAGS: activation energy, glass, spectrophotometry, terbium, dysprosium,
luminescence, mercury lampj, spectrophotometar / Unicam SP-700 spectrophotometer,
DRSh-250 mercury lamp
ABSTRACT: Studies were made on phosphate, silicate, and borate glasses of rather
simple composition with varying quantities of Tb and Dy. Concentrations of Tb ranged
from 1 to 10;%, of Dy from I to V, Absorption spectra were recorded on a Unicam. SP-
700 spectrophotometer. Luminescence spectra were obtained in the range 400 to 1000
ng at temperatures of 300 and 77K. Excitation was produced in tho regions of 365
and 404 m~L by a DRSh-250 mercury lamp. It was found that an increase in Tb content
in the glass led to a linear increase in.lumlneseence, but the duration of lumines-
cence did not depend on the concentration, attesting to reabsorption in the energy
transfer-from Dy to Th. It was found that an increase in Dy content diminished the
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average lifetime in the .5D3 state and greatly weakened the-ghort-wave band of lumines-i
cence. At the same time, a clear decrease in duration of luminescence in the 542 m~L~
band indicates that quenching develops at the 5D 4 level of Tb. An examination-ofthe
absorption spectra and of tho duration of luminescence of Tb and Dy shows that the
duration for Tb is substantially greater than that for Dy, but the molar coefficient
of absorption for Tb (484 and 489 m~L ) is a:bout half the value of the 472 mikband
for Dy. This means that energy transfer takes place both by radiation from Dy to Tb
and by nonradiative resonance from Tb to Dy., These results indicate that it is in-
possible to compute lowering of the threshold of excitation of the exciting radiation
in glass excited by Tb and Dy as compared with pure Tb glass. The authors express
their thanks to A. P. Abramov for his aid In the luminescent measurements. Orig. art.
has: -4 figures.
SUB COIE: U7, 20/ SUBM DATE: 25May66
Card

SAR.UKHANYAN, F.G.; KARAPETYAN. 1.0.; MOVSESYAN, G.P.
Speeies characteristics of yeast separated from spoiled wines.
Izv. AN Arm. SSR.Biol.nauki 16 no. 2:23-29 F 163.
(MIRA 17:7)
1. Institut mikrobiologii AN Armyanskoy SSR.

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Grains. Legumes. Tropical M-1
Cereals.
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologlya, No 2, 1959, No. 6221
Author :Yegikyan, A. A.; Karapetyant. 1. 0'."
Inst :Armenian Scient.-:Rb'st-AVTdfftq~~ Institute
TItle :The Selection of Corn Parental-Pairs in Order
to Obtain Productive Hybrids
Orig, Pub :Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inform. Arm. n.-i. in-t
zemledeliya, 1957, No 3, 3-5
Abstract tData, collected. at the Parakarsk Experimental
Base as a result of trials of varieties, var-
letal strains, inter strain hybrids, hybrid
populations and inter varietal hybrids In
1955-1960, is given in this paper. All var-
ieties were distributed into 5 groups accord-
ing to the time of sowing. Dent corn varieties
Card l/
13

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Grains. Legumes. Tropical M-1
Cereals.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - BioloSlya, No 2, 1959, No. 6221
are more productive than the flint corn. The
yield of prospective varieties attained 23 -
35 cwt/ha. The hybrid populations, double in-
ter-strain, and varietal strain hybrids pro-
duce the best yield of cobs and of green mass
(30 - 49 cwt/ha); simple inter strain hybrids
are less productive. The highest yield (28 -
47 cwt/ha) vras produced by the following combi-
nations: Flint white Gruzinskaya No 10 x Ster-
ling, Flint yellow Tumanyan x Gorskaya yellow,
Flint yellow Tumanyan x Voronezh 76, Grushev-
Bkaya x Early Gorets, Early Gorets x Minnesota
13 and Char"kov white dent x Sterling. These
parental pairs are recommended to obtain inter
varietal hybrid seeds. -- A. F. Khlystova
Card 2/2

AIMINDUIZ, R.M.; FURD~Y..!-. ) R. S . :1 P.. - ~7,1, . I.C.
Effect of stimulant's on-the vitality of yeast. Vrop. mikrobicl.
no.2:161-169 164. OMMA 18: 3 1,

SEVOYAN, A.G.;"KAWETYAN, 1.0.
Interrelationship among some yeast species. Vop. mikrobiol. no.2-
195-209 164. (MIRA 18:~'-)

F,,-,5.; SFVOYAN, A.G., 111MISF3Y 'N, 0 ~P.; . K It, '""T, 1 11 - 'C' .
:k 0 - . hi r, I .11 4 ;I .
Biological character-1 s tics of Saccim-1,17VCeS CCr=-a::UZ V71r,
an;~ it; practical sigL.-J.1ficance. Iz-,r. AN . Arm.. SP, Biol. Pauki 28
n
n I
o. Mr 165. (MIRA 18:5)
1. Instit-at wikrobiologtl. AN ArmS,Q,R.

KARAMYAN. I.S.. aspirant
AntLtb.vroid actioh of penicillin. Stomatologiia 35 no-3:30-32
MY-Je 156. (MLRA 9: 9)
le Is kafedry khtrargicheskoy stamatologii (zav. - prof. A.I.
Tavdoidmov) Moskovskogo meditsinskogo stomatologicheskogo Instituta
(dir. - dotsent G.N.Beletskiy)
(FJNIGILLIII) (TH1701D GIABD)

KAWNTYAN, L-q. t�,Npirant
Effect of perimaxilW* pfilogmonoua processes on the functions of the
thyroid gland. Sfomtologiia 35 no.6:44-47 N-D '56 (MLRL 10:4)
1. Iz kafedry khiruigicheskay stomtologii (zav.-prof. L.I.
Yovdotimov) Moskov's'kogo meditsinskogo stomatologichaskogo instituta
(dir.~dotsent G.I. Beletskiy)
(JAWS--DISBASM) (TILUOID GI"D)

KARAPETYAN, I.S. Cand Med Sci -- (diss) 'Twletion of tile thyroid
pirul-e-m-r ., 9-- 9'ry
gland in acute puoW perij^taxillary lnflammatiaft processes. (phlegino4)
Nos)1957- 9 pp 22 cm. (Min of SiApk47-lHealth RSFSR. Mos Ivied S.-tomatol
Inst). 150 copies. (KL, 9"56, 103)

KAR RI.449--
ftwvs;61~
Study of thyroid function following tuberculous lupus. Stomatologiia
38 no.4:48-49 J1-Ag 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. Iz kafedry khirurgicheskoy stomatologil (sav. - prof, A.I* Tavdoki-
mov) Moskavskogo moditsitakogo stomtologicheakogo instituta (dir -
dotsent G.N. Beletakir).
(TMOID GLOID) (LUPUS)

CHEKIN, V.F.; UIWETYANp 1.3,
Stomatological inatriunents with a diamond coating. Stow-tololdia
40 n0-4:99 Jl-!A9 161, (HIRA jZ:11)
1. Nauohno-issledavatellskogo institute, eksperimentalinoy khirurgielle-
skoy apparatury I instrumahtov (dir. M.G.Anan"Yev).
(UNTAL IMTRUMEI?rS AND APPARATUS)

Use of drills in the reseotion of tAie osseous rings of tir
greater palatine foTemen. Stomatologiia 41 no.5293-94 S-0
162, (MRA 16:4)
1. Iz kafedry khirurgicheskoy stomatologii (zav. - prof.
A.I.Yevdokimov) Moskovskogo meditsinakogo stomatologicheskogo
instituta.
(FAIATE--SURGERY)

KAM'ETYAN, 1.S.
R"noval of a lattoo Ily
145-148 11 163
1. Tz yn, -,!~jtt
incid-ld (diraktuor A.1'.
RSFSR.

G.K. (WiBkm
KLRAP~TYAN,.I.S.; KOKHOVAP
nodontio spring look. Stonatolog-lia 42 no-49100-101 A-A9163
SO
1. Yauchno-isaledovatellski7 institut eksperimentallno7 kbirur -
gicheskoy apparatury A. instrumenter.

SENDAROVIrH, F.G.; JLW
~P~JJ-AN I Saj KHAZIZOVA, O.Kh.~, VASTLEVSKMYA, Z.F.;
GRINS111PUN) E.I.; MAKAROVA, L.A.
Tub--ge as a reans of increasing the effeotiveness cf elec:tr,~- and
-id therapy in chronic infectious cholecyeititis. Sbor. nauch. rab,
vracb. san.-kur. uchr. profsoiuzov noel?132-135 164. (MIRA 18-10)
1. Vessentukskiy bazovyv sanatoriy im. F.E.Dzerzhinskego (glavnyy
vmqh,~- zasluzhennyy vrach RSFFSR V.N.Tvanov, nauchnvy rukovoditell -
kand.med.nauk V.N.Donshoy).

UR&MYA
YI-16-
Now building of the Centr4il Museum of the Soviet Army. Yost.
vast. 39 no.11:78-?9 X 159. (HM 13:3)
lAsiveduyushchly sektarou nanch-ekspositsionnogo otdala TSentrallnogo
mussy& Sovetskoy Armil.
(Hoscow--military museum)

Ill.uIPETYAN, K.
Our Army is a ocilool of C~lj.ttlrc. Vo'-"'-',rOst. 39 n0-2:73-84 F 160.
0',~,,,ia-Ajm~,r-Bducation, Nonmilitary) (.*,MIA -14:22)

. . I 1 .1 1 .~-. ~ f R -I.Vf, t~ '4 i6 E~I 4 1
INKIIIE~. , -I- '. . - - -I - ~. ...
KWFETYAN ~M
Relies of Idlitary gl'or-v* VOen, zwne 37 no* 2sg F #610
(Firearms) (MM 14:,1)

6 19)C&Pe 1~,A-l "'O"V_
USSR/Morphology of Man and Animals (Normal and Pathologic). S-5
'The Musculature.
Abs-Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No 4, 1958, 17102
Author : Karapetyan, K.A.
Inst
Title Development of Muscles of the Tongue and Their Neural
Apparatus in Man.
Orig Pub Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, lo6, No 1, l4o-i43.
Abstract In embryos with a crown-rump length of 13 mm there is as
yet no division into muscle layers in the mesenchymal
tongue rudiment. In the area at the bottom of the prima-
ry oral cavity, there appears a fan-like distribution of
columns of mesenchymal syncytial nuclei representing rudi-
ments of skeletal muscles of the tongue. The degree of
differentiation decreases toward the tip of the tongue.
In 25 = embryos myofibrils appear on the periphery of
the nuclear columns. Muscle tubules appear first in the
Card 1/3 )lee eva,, AIC.P, TIJ5-1,
usSR/Morphology of Man and Animals (Normal and PathOlOgic)-
The Musculature.
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biol-, No 4, 1958., 17102
root of the tongue in 27 mm embryos. Bundles of primitive
cable-like nerve fibers are already found in 13 mm ' embryos;
more or less distinct nerve endings in the tongue muscles
were revealed in 65 mm embryos. At first, being similar
to the cable-like structure of the nerve fibers, the motor
endings have a group character. With myelinization and
isolation of single nerve fibers, the appearance of isola-
ted motor endings accurs (120 mm embryos). This coincides
with the processes of further differentiation of muscle fi-
bers: muscle tubules become thicker and longer and a grea-
ter number of myofibrils appear. The muscle nuclei are
disDlaced from the center toward the periphery. The afore-
mentioned alterations are observed earlier in the skeletal
muscles than in the muscles of the tongue proper, a fact
which is in keikping With the developmental sequence of the
tongue's motor functions in regard to both ontogeny and
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AUTHOR;
I
TITLE:
Karapetyan, K. A.
SOV/20-122-5-50/56
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The Development of the Lingual Mucuous Membrane and Its
Innervation in the Course of Embryogenesis in Man (Razvitiye
slizistoy obolochki yazyka I yeye innervatsiya v embriogeneze
u chel-oveka)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 122, Nr 5, pp 928-931
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: Embryos and feti of all age groups beginning with a length
of 13 mm as well as new-borns in the postembryonic time were
investigated with a view to the problem mentioned in the
title.- In the 13 mm long embryo the tongue consists of two or one
mesenchym covered with epithelium. No signs of a differentia-
tion of a future muouous membrane can be found. The whole
epithelium consists of three layers, in some places of tio or onla!
layer. The whole surface of the tongue is still smooth. Hardly
noticeable bundles of primitive nerve fibers become visible
in its mechanism. The separation of the tongue into a future
muouous membran6 and a muscle layer can already be found with
a 20 mm long embryo. The mucuous membrane is covered by a
Card 1/4 two-layer epithelium. At the boundary of the mesenchym and the

The Development of the Lingual Mucuous Membrane and SOV/20-122-5-50/56
Its -Innervation in the Course of Embryogenesis in MaIl
epithelium there is a thin layer of argyrophilic fibers. The
author cannot accept the data by T. Hellman (Gellman)(Ref 1)
that the dorsal multilayer flat epitbelium formed in the
course of histogenesis was already multilayereL with the
16-30 mm. long embryo, and that it was two-laylTrAd*At the side.
According to the author's opinion the flat epithwelium. formed
during histogenesis forms the most differentiatedistage. In
the place, however, where the rapid process o7f new formation
of the papillae of the tongue (sosochki yazyka) takes place
the epithelium has not yet finished its differentiation. In
the course of the differentiation process single ciliated
cells (Fig 1) as well as wholegroups of such cells (Ref 3)
(they were found only with grown-up people) are formed at a
certain stage of the embryonic development under the surface
epithelium cells of the dorsal and lateral surface of the
tongue. During the histogenesis of the epithelium of the back
of the tongue concentric parathyroid glands (epithelial pearls
according to Schaff - in this paper called Shaffer, Ref 4) ale
formed. When they become larger they sink into the connective
Card 2/4 tissue below them and are grown around by nerve fibers (]Fig 2).

The Development of the Lingual Mucuous Membrane and SOV/20-122-5-50/56
Its Innervation in the Course of Embryogenesis in Man
The formation of the groove-like (zhelobovatyye) and leaf-
shaped (listovidnyye) papillae (sosochki) takes place in
113-120 mm long embryos, while around the papillae grooves
and fissures are formed. At about this stage the mushroom-
like papillae (gribovidnyye sosochki) are sufficiently
developed. The thread-like papillae remain smaller during the
embryonic period. They acquire a thread-shape only in the
post-embryonic period. The differentiation of the epithelial
cells and their re-formation to gustatory papillae (wkusovyye
lukovitsy) takes place in 65 mm long embryos, i.e. earlier
than the three last mentioned types of papillae. There is
reason to believe (Refs 5, 6) that this takes place under
the influence of some nerve impulses. The 90 mm long embryo
(age: 12 weeks) has already deglutiti3n reflexes and begins
to swallow the amniotic fluid (Ref "l). The especially
interesting innervation of the mucuous membrane of the
tongue during the embryonic and postembryonic period is
described in detail. A considerable part of the complex
rezeptory endings in the mucuous membrane of the human tongue
Card 3/4 is formed during the postembryonic period, probably unddr the

The Development of the Lingual Mucuous Membrane and SOV/20-122--5-50/56
Its Ianervation in the Course of Embryogenesis in Man
influence of the mechanic and other influences that become
much stronger (different types of food, teMDerature, etc.).Th*re
are 4 figures and 13 referenc*s, 5 of which are Soviot.
ASSOCIATION: Institut eksperimentallnoy meditsiny Akademii meditsinskikh
nauk SSSR (Institute of Experimental Medicine of the Academy
of Medical Sciences USSR)
Yerevanskiy meditsinskiy institut (Yerevan Medical Institute)
PRESENTED: May 26, 1958, by N. N. Anichkov, Academician
SUBMITTED: May 20, 1958
Card 4/4

BAUUN, A.L.; K&RMTYAN, K.L.
Affectiveness against immools of mechanical delinting of seeds with
sulfuric acid. I&v.AV Am.SSR.Biol.i sellkhox.nauki 7 no-10:57-64
0 '54. (MLRA 9:8)
1. Armyanskiy nauchno-leeledovatellskiy institut tekhnicheskikh
kulltur, g. Schmiadmin.
(Cottonseed) Pulfuric acid) (Gummosis)

TILRAYA
Singeing as a measure ftr delinting and dkeinfecting cottonseed
agaiAt gmmosis. lzv.AN Arm.SSR.Blol.i sellkhoz.-aki 8 rLo.l:
39-43 Ja,'55. (nu 9: 8)
1. Armpmekly nauchno-lusledavatellskiy inotitut tokhnichaskikh
kulltur Ministerstya mallskogo khosMstva SM.
(Cottonseed) (Gummosis) (Seeils-Disinfection)

RMYAH, A.A. ; KARAPETUN, K.A.
-.01WWWOMMOOMMAW
Centralized disinfection of cotton seeds in Armenia. and testing of
some now disinfectants. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Biol.i sellkhoz.nauki 7
no.5:15-26 my '56. WaA 9:8)
1. Armyanskiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut tekhnicheskikh
kulltur Ministerstva, sel'skogo khozyaystva SSSR, g. Echmiadzin.
(Armenia,-Gottonseed) (Seeds--Disinfection)
(Ithylmorcu.ric chloride)

Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25360.
Author : Babayan, A.A-,__K%raVatpn,-*-A-, Sarkisyan, M.A.
Inst :The Amenian Scientific Research Institue for
Agriculture.
Title :The Effectiveness of Copper Trichlorophenolate and
Other Fungicicles Against Cotton Gummsis.
(0b effektivnosti trikhlorfenolyata medi i drugikh pro-
traviteley protiv gcrnoza khlopchatnika).
Orig Pub: Byul. nauchno-tekhn. inforin. Arm. n.-i. in-t zenled.,
1957, No 2, 20-22.
Abstract: No abstract.
Card 1/1

BABATAN. A.A.; KARAPHTTAN, K.A.; SAUSTAR, M.A.
Biologic and antibiotic disinfection of cottonseed for the control
of gummosle. Agroblologlia no,5~:l .61-104 S4 158. (MIFA 11:1-1)
1. Institut zemledellya, g. Ichmiadzin, ArmWanskaya SSR.
(Cotton--Diseases and posts) (Gummosts)

f
XAZARYAN, V.O.; AVLUMHYAN, I.$.; LqAqLRJI, N.A.
Bffect of the rootstock on vital processes in graft leaves.
Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 26 no.2:113-117 '58. (MIRA 11:5)
1,Botnichaskiy institut Akademli nauk Armyanskoy SSR. Predetavlano
M.A. Ter*47--.rapetyanom,
(Grafting)

KAZARYAN, V.O.; AVUIMZffAN, Z.S.I-XARAFI~TrAK
of the rejuvenating effect of sbaping on trees and abrubs.
Doki.AN Arm.SSR 26 rA,3:187-191 '58- (HII?A I-,--10)
1. Betanicbeekly institut AN Arayanakey SSR. Pred6tavlono N.A.
Ter-Karapetyanou. (Pruning)

KALAR"AN, V.O.; AVIDITZHUR, H.S.; RARAPETYAN, K.A.
Ghangee in the composition of free amino acids in the leaves of
Callistemon speciosue in connection with the alternation of
genorationn. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 26 no.5-.309-313 '58.
(MIRA 11:7)
l.Botanicheskiy institut AN ArmSSR. Predstavleno M.A. Ter-Karapetya-
nome
(Callistemon) (Generations, Alternating) (Amino acids)

FASARTA , V.O., ABUZZETAN, B.S
Tarlation'In the,~bound anino.acid content 9f the different
orWe of the chryeantbomm at different phases of develop-
ment. Dokl.AN Arm.SSR 29 no.5:245-250 159. WRA 13:6)
1. Botanicheekly institut Akadeall nank Aroyanskoy SSR.
Predstavleno akademikom All Aroyanskoy SSR. G.1h. Bunyat-
yanom.
(huino acids)

UZLRTAN, Y.O.; ABUIUMAN, B.S.;-WAR ZTTAN, K.A.-
Changes in the types of,carbohydrates in the different
organs of p1srte at different Itages of developments Doklo
AN Arm.SSR 30 no.,2:125-128 60. (MMA 13:6)
1. Botanicheskiy institut Akademii nauk AManskOY SSR
Predstavleno akademikom AN Arnyanskoy SSR G.Kh.BwWatyanom.
(Botanical chemistry) (Carbohydrates)

KARAFETIYAN, K.A.
Effect of low temperature on the metabolism of two-year old
shoots of peach. Izv. All Arm. SSR. Biol. rould 14 no.11;27-
38 N 161. (MMA 15:3)
1. Botanicheskiy institut AN ArmyanBkoy SM.
(FUCH)
(PIA14TS-METABOLISM)
(PIANTS, EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON)

KAZARIAN, V.O.~-~~~
Secretion of amino acids by plant roots. Dokl.AN Arm.SSR 32
no.33159-162 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Botanicheskiy institut Akademii nauk Arnyanskoy SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom AN Az7qanskoy SSR G.Kh.Bunyatyanom.
(Roots (Botany)) (Amino acids)

KAZARYANP V.O.; -KARAPETYAN, K.A.
Changes in the amino acid composition of leaves in proliferous
plants. Dokl. AN Axm. SSR 34 no.2289-92 162. (MMA 15:4)
1. Botanicheskiy institut AN Armyanskoy SSR. Predstavleno
akademikom. AII Armyanskoy SSR G.Kh. Bunyatyanom.
(Prolification) (Amino acids)

KARAPETYAN, K,A
Some changes in the protein and carbohydrate metabolism of almond
buds at low temperatures. Izv.AN Arm.SSR.Biol,nauki 15 no.7;43-50
Jl 162. (MIRA 15:11)
1. Botanicheskiy institut AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(PROTEIN METABOLISM)
(CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM)
(PLANM, EFFECT OF TEMPERAWRE ON)

KARAPETYAN, K.I.; FETROSOV, I.Kh.
Opelization of scoria in the crater of the Zapadnyy Agusar
volcano. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Geol.i geog.nauki 15 no.4:41-49
16-2. I%NIRA 15:9)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(Armenia-Volcanic ash, tuff, eto.)
(Armenia-Opals)

KAZLRYAN, V.0.j K-AR.APETYAN YJ A:
Changes in the amino acid amMutcCalmond buds during their hibernation
and developm'ent. Biologia plantarum 4 no-4t269-277 .162.
1. Laboratory of Physiology of the InstitAte of Botanyj, Aoade* of'
Sciences of the Armefiian S.S.R., Brivan., Kanalw., Armenian S.S.A.

KAZARYAN, V.O.;,KARAPETTAN, M.A.
Rffect of photqmriodism in the change in the amino acid
composition of the isolated leaves of perilla. Dokl. AN
Arm, SSR 36 no.4:233-236 163, (MIRA 16:11)
19 Botanicbeskly institut AN iroyanakoy SER. Predstavleno
akademikom IN Arnyanskoy SSR G.Kh. BwWatyancm.

KAZARYATI-1, V.O.; UILAPETYAN, K.A,
Effect of pruning or the photosynthet 'In activity of leaves of
fruit trees anc , -- 9-mental plants. Jz,.r, AN Arm. SSR. Biol. nauki
3.7 tio.10:3-13 qz 164. (MERA 18:8)
1~
1. Botaricheski.v -;nst'Atut AN LrnSSIR.

MIRZOYAN, S.A.; CHILINGARYAN, R.A.; KARAPETYAN, K.A.; MANUCHARYAN, R.A.
Effect of Dzhermuk mineral water on the morphology of the central
and peripheral nervous system in experimental neuritis. Zhur. eksp.
in klin. med. 5 no.2:15-24 165. (MIRA 19:1)

W ~. "!~! R Y A 'N ~, N.V~ ~ Fh5PMANY KcAc.
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E n t- o;' or, tbe phys-'cloglcal activity of applec--.rec
11 u EV e -.~ . ra t. 1" nu.201.33-319 Mr,-Av 165.
k - s - - (m.-;PA -18,W;
1
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KARAPATYAH, K.G.; SH313KASOV, V.I., polkovnik zapasa, red.
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Sovetskogo Soiuza IUrli Vasillevich Smirnov. Moskva, 1960.
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1. Moscow. Mntralln~y ause) Sovetakoy Armil.
(Smirnav. Wrll Vasillevich, 1925-1944)

ARSENIN, N.D.; BUDKOVSKIY, N.G.; BOUTIN, A.A.; BONARTSEVA, N.N.:
BOGDAHOVA., M.V.; GOLOVENKO, I.P.; ILIBITENKO, K.I.;
KIRPONOS., Ye.M.;_XARAEETXAN,_ K.G.,- KIRSANOVA, I.A.;
KUZNETSOV, A.L.; KORESHNIKOVAs, N.F.; KORZBENEVSKAYA, T.I.;
NEXIROV,N.G.;.NIK0VOVAJ, T.K.; NAZAROV, V.N.; PISAREVA, I.A.;
POPOV,, S.A.; FRONINA, N.A.; PAKHHAN, M.Ye.; REYPOLSKIY, S.H.;
ROGACIEV, Yu.14.; SOSNINA, V.D.; STARSHINOV, B.M.; KHUDYAKOV,
B.Ya.; SHELEKASOV9 V.I.; PARKOV, V.P., podpolkovnik, red.;
MURAVIYEV, A.I., polkovnik,, red.; CHAPAYEVA, R.L., tekhn. red.
(Relies of military glory]Relikvii boevoi slavy. I-Toskval
Voenizdat, 1962. 166 p. (MIRA 15:8)
1. Nauchny7e sotrudniki TSentrallnogo muzeya Sovetskcy Armii
(for all except Muravlyevf Chapayeva).
(Military ruseums)

KAIRAPET-VAT-T~ K.I. "On the Cauchy Problem for r-,n Dimtion of Fy-perbolic
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of CarAidate in Physicomathmiratical Science)
So: Knizhr-a-.va Letopis', No. 18, 1956

TARA
Cauchy problem for the hyperbolic type of equation degenerating on
the initial plans. Dokl.AN SSSR 106 no.6:963-966 F 156. (K= 9:7)
1,Moskovskly aviatelonM Institut Imeni S.Ordzhmikidse. Predetavleno
akedemikom I.A.Petrovskim.
(Differential equations, Partial)

11-~?!.---L~.~,--Imp ~-, " ,
, - XARAP TYAN, K. I.
Smbatasar Volcano. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Geol. i geog- nauki 13
no-3/4:33-45 160. (MIRA 13:9)
1. Institut geologicheskikh nauk IAi Arm7anskoy SSR.
(Smbatasar Volcano)
0

RAIRAPETYAN ,~
Microbombe in the Bali-taps volcano. Izv. AN Arm. SSR. Ser. geol.
i geog. nauk 11 no.2:71-74 158. (MIRA 11:9)
l.Inatitut geologichaskikh nauk AN ArmSSR.
(Gerger Valley~--Volcanoes)

3(5) SOV/172-11-5-5/9
AUTHOR: Karapetyan, K.I.
TITLE: Fulgurite Developments in the Igneous Products of Certain Slag
Cones of Daralagez (Fullguritovyye obrazovaniya v eksplozivnykh
produktakh nekotorykh shlakovykh konusov Daralageza)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk Armyanskoy SSR, Seriya geologicheskikh i
geograficheskikh nauk, 1956P Vol 11, Nr 51 PP 47-50 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the volcanic center of the Dzhermuk Highland "Muraslar"
volcanic glass has been found in the form of sinter, kidney-
shaped or drop-like. The glass has a characteristic brilliance
and is either light- or dark green; it takes on odd, tubular
forms, varying in diameter from 0-5 to 2 cm, not exceeding
10 - 15 cm in length. At times the glass shows up as blots on
the surface of agglutinated strataq measuring 5 - 6 cm in dia-
meter. In this case, the cooling glass has taken the shape of
a drop, set in a funnel-shaped recess with the adjoining rock
being of a similar glass like substance, which shows that in
contact with the glass the oxidized rock has changed its color
to light gray down to a depth of 2 - 3 mm from the fringe of
Card the glass. The author is of the opinion that certain con-
1WFWW"
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"F'-'5"QA -~Qrr'77=. -M.

SOV/172-11-5-5/9
Fulgurite Developments in the Igneous Products of Certain Slag Cones of Dare-
lagez
ditions tend to indicate that these formations are not of vol-
canic origin, but due to fulgurite development, which is also
born out by the fact that glass sinters are only to be found
on high points, which are characterized by intensive development
of burnt crust on the flow of effusive lava /_ see also "cru't
ful-urites" (Korkovyye fuligurity) by G.K. GabrJyelyan-7.
There are 2 sets of diagrams, 1 photo and 1 Soviet reference.
Card 2/2

KARAPRfYAN, K. 1.
I
Some characteristics of Quaternmr/ volcanic activity of -"he
Daralagez Rango. DOI-.I.AN Arm.SSR 28 no.1:31-34 '159.
- (14TRA 32.17)
1. Predstavleno akademikom AN ArmSSR S.SeXcrtchyanom.
(Darniagez Range-volcanoes)

KARAPETYAN, K. I., Cand Geol Mineral Jci - (diss) "-Quaternary Volcanism of Jaralagyaz
(Ameaian 5SR) Moscow-Yerevan, 1960, 18 pp, (Academy of iciences USSR; Institute of
Geology of Ore Deposits, Petrography, Minerology and Geochemistry. Academy of 3ciences
Armenian SSR, Institute of Geol Sci) 150 copies, no price given, printed on a dupli-
cation machine, (KL, 21-6o, 120)

otv. red.;
SHIRINYPN, Konstantin Grigorlyevich; KARAPE-TYAN
~~G . KS ~.
SHTIBEN, R-A-Y red, Jzd-va; SYAN . te=. red.
[Volcanic tuffs and tuff-levas in Armenia) Vulkanicbeskie
tufy i tufolavy Amenji. Erevan., izd-vo AN Armianskol SSR.,
1961. 159 P. (MIRA 15 -- 1)
(Armenia-volcanic asby tufft etc.)

URAATYAN t K. I.
Amagan volcano. Izv. AN Am. SSR. Geol.i geog. nauki 15
no.2:15-24 '162. (141RA 15:5)
1, Institut goologioheakikh nauk AN Amyanskoy SSR.
(Armagan volc;~o5