SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KESAMANLY, F.P. - KESIC, B.

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GASHIMULK, F.H.; KESM4ANLI, F.P.
Investigating the dependence of the electronic effective mass in
n-InAs on the concentration of current carriers, Fiz.tver.tela 3
no.4:1255-1257 AP 161. (NM 14:4)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheekiy institut imeni akademika A~F*Ioffe AN SSSR@
Leningrad i Institut fiziki AN Azerbaydzhanskoy SSR Bakue
(Indium arsenide-Electric properties@

3)4244
S/181/62/004/002/039/051
1?V,?4,00 (1,13SIIOV31114@) B102 B138
AUTHORS: Yemellyanenko, 0. V., L@@@@nd Nasledov, D. N@
TITLE: Thermoma'snetic Nernst-Ettingshausen effects in degenerate
indium antimorlide
PERIODICAL; Fizika tverdogo tela, v. 4, no. 2, 1962, 546-546
TEXT: The temperature dependence of the longitudinal and the transverse
Nernst-Ettingshausen effecto was investigated in weakly and strongly
degenerate InSb single crystals in the range loo - 6000K. In+Sb were
m.Lxed in stoichiometric ratio, melted and doped with Se; the Czochralski
method was used to grow electrically homogeneous sinjlo crystals with an
electron concentration of 10 16 _ 10 19 cm-3. The crystals measured had the
following characteristic parameters at room temperature:
tx
Card 1

Thermomagnetic Nernst-Ettingshausen ...
number of specimen 17n
0
electron concentration 4-101'
mobility 6o,ooo
degeneracy 0
linearity of K-E effects
up to 800
measurement of temperature
34244
S/181/62/004/002/059/051
B102/D138
13n 7n
17 18 -3
3-10 6-10 czn -
40,000 6000 cm 2/v@sec
+4 +14
1500 10,000 oe
dependence of N-E effects 600 1000 4000 oe
13n and 7n had impurity conductivity, 17n - mixed conductivity. Since
the hole mobility and the role of the holes in the thermomagnetic effe,--G
was m,,rb smqller than that of the electrons, the theory of pure impurity
conduCtiVity @s apijlicable for all specimens, The results show that
for InSb, as for InAs, at higher temperatures the electrons are mainly
Card 21@
3/161/6@/664/0,02/039/051
liernat-Ettingshaueen B102/B136
sc,tLered froi-ii acoustic lattice vibrationB (0, Q.1. )0). Lattice
-CUttering increases with the degree of degeneracy. There are 2 fi.-Ures
ZLIld .0 references: 7 Soviet-bloc and 2 non-Soviet bloc. The reference
lo the En@jifjh-language publication reads as follows: 11. Ehrenreich. J.
111,yn. Chem. Sol. 2, 151, 1957.
ji:@@;OCIATIOIT: Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy insti tut im. A. F. Ioffe All 332R
Lenini,rad (Phynicotechnical Inijtitute imeni A. F. Ioffe
As USSR, Leningrad). Institut fiziki AN Az- SSR Baku
(Institute of Physios AS Azerbaydzhanskaya SSR, Baku)
SUMJTTi,'D: September 13, 1961
1. Temperature dependence of q@ for 17n (1), 13n (2) and 7n (3).
1,lig. 2. Temperature dependence of (J' for 17n (1), 13n (2), and 7n M-
a nd given in CGSM units.-
card 3/P

oresented at the -3,rd !:at--ona--- Coaferen-e, cn
Cor-mcunds, Kishinev, 16-21 Set)t 1963
:.c;ctr:cal properties of highly degenerate crystals of n- and
arsenide. 0. V. Yemellyananko, F. P. Ac Simanly, D.
V. G. Sidorov, G. N. Talalakin.
Conccrning the interaction of electrons with lattice vibrations in
,-:a; I ium arsenide. 0. V. Yerallyanenko, T. S. Lagunova, 0. N. Xasla"Jv,
V. Ye. Shcheibatov.
Electrical properties of gal Hum arsenide with different impuricies.
D. .11. Nasledov, G. N. Talalakin.
r
1.1vestigation of the properties of impurity zones in cryszals of p-type..
Salliun. arsenide. 0. V. ftmel'yanenko, T. S. Lagunova, D. 14. Nasleulov,
V. Yc- Shcherbatov.
Galvanan.aSnetic properties of indlium arsenide in a wide temperature
ranGe. Yu. M. :u.-dui'tov, I. V. Zatova, T. S. Lac
,unova, D. N. Xasle,@ov.
Nernst effect phos:@hi'-
F.

Phys ico-chemical properties and structure of monocrys ca! I ine
of ZnSiA A. A. Vaypolin, N. A. Goryunova, E. 0. Osmanov.
52.
Investigation of nacrocrystalline ZnSIP2' N. A. Goryunova, A. A.
Vaypo)in, Yu. V. Rud'.
Cc@,,ic properties and zone structure of the ternary coinpound CdGeAS2.
F. M. Gashimzade, N. A. Goryunova, E. 0. 0smanov.
Electrical properties of monocrystalline samples of ZnSnAso. N. A.
Goryunova, F. P. Kesamanly, D. X. Nas)cdov, Yu. V. Rud'.
Investigation of, properties of ZnGc?2 and CdGc?2. N. A. Goryunova,
N. K. Takhtareva, -1. 1. Tychina.
On the question of -the existence of homogeneous many-component tetra-
hedral phases. G. K. Aborkiyeva, A. A. Vaynolin, N. A. Goryunova.
X-Ray investigation of certain cc,-,.pounds of the type A11aIV C2V1
A. A. vaynolin, Z. 3. '!L;. V. 1. 1. Tychina,
A. F. Lindin, N, A. Gcryunovz, A. F. :yevin'sh.

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ALL; NR1 A 13672 SOURCE CODE: 10 EOF0/iV_f(
AUTHOR: Kesemanly., F. P.; Wasledavy Do No; Rud'o Yu. V.
TITLE% Transport effects on p-typ4,ZnGeA82 crystals
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Mika, Abs. 10E%9
REP SOURCE: Sb. Fizika. Dokl. k )MII Nauchn. konferentaii Leningr. inzb.-stroit.
in-ta. L... 1-965, 5i*@@_
TOPIC TAGS: electric conductivity, Hall coefficientp thermal emf# temperature de-
pendence, transport property# carrier a(
!atterlnr,
ABSTRACT: The authors measured the temperature dependence of the electric conductivi.
ty (a)., the Hall constant, the differential thermal emf (m), and the transverse
Nernst-Ettingsbausen effect (X) of ZnGeAsp in the temperature interval 100-550K. The
character of the temperature dependence of all th4@/transport effects is the same as
for p-ZnSnAS2- It was found that cr and m increase with the temperature, X < 0 in the
entire temperature interval, and that tl)e Jall mobility increases like @-P'5 up to
40OK, after which it decreaBes. At low temperatures the scattering is by the impuri-
ty ions, and with increasing temperature, also by the lattice vIbrations. (Transla-
tion. of abstract]
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KOVACS, Istv'an; TASHADI, Emil; KE*Up Janos
Calling for the registration for the innovators' and inventors'
show at the 1962 Iration4l Agricultural Exhibition. Ujit lap 14
no.3%8 F 162.
1. Hezogazdasagi as Erdeszeti Dolgozok Szakszervezetenek fotit-
kara (for Kovacs). 2. Or,sz4gos Talalmanyi Hivatal elroke, es
"Ujitok Lapja" foszerkeaztoje (for.Tasnadi) 3. FoldmuvelesuMri
miniazterhelyettes (for Keseru),

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KESHE,,G..
Apparatus for collection of menstrual blood. Akush. I gin. 36
no,2,tI2/v-125 Mr-A 160# (MIRA 13112)
A tEQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIM) MEMT
(GYNECONY RUATION)

Country U:, j -i
CATEGORY
ASS', JOUR. PZBiol., Aojf@ 195p, No. 'C"I 2 0
AUTFOR
-7---ix
INST. r.@ r 1-1 r.@,
TITLE, Developnexit of CU.Itivation riett@cds In
Bearing J,%pple Plantings of @Iu?h.ran3l:aya
ORIG. PUB. : T,. Grnz. s,kh. io-ta, 1(,@7, 414s 211-;:J;:
.of
AB-3TRACT : t@u-,,d---anska-a vallc@.y In the ',aycn
a ccr-tinerital cli.mate and curboria
.L.; char;@cterized b.,
Soil Cf he-mry i!.echanical conpo,"iticn. @3tudlj.(,,s in
have that a--Idition of river sand (300
to a rknth, of 0-3C cm, with a b:-cl-iground of organic (30
@ons,A-Le;iture of rcanure.) :jnd' ri-ineral (N12011-1@UK60) ferti-
lizem, 1.as ZrE-atly improved soi'll. atr:--iticri, conditions of
arid hus increased productivit-, c,,f lruit trers
by 'The contcrit of nitrates in t',Ii(,, 30il h:AS incmazcd
oowln@- of alfalfz@ tozith,--r -,.,ith ryegrass, and
U_To-!,-,(@tlon Lit the Same tire of 141201-120K60 caused or, the
se-cor-1 year a decreasc: in nicisture contert, content of
nitrates, in the scuil, and dccreascd crop !Iantina
CIARD:

KESHELASHVILI. Sh. A. Cand Agr Soi -- (dis3) ,a.-2'--hlIWvae4t of the
effectiveness of certain agricultural measures in fruit-bearing apple orchards
for the purpose of obtainirg$hlg@ and steady yields under "nditions of the
Mukhranskaya'4alley." Tbilisi, 1958. 27 ppj 2 sheets of tables (Yin of
Agriculture USSR. Georgian Order of Labor Red Banner Agr 100 copies.
(KLP 13-58, 99)
-87-

KESHELAVA, .1._4j LOMIDZE, N.M.
Investigating the physichumechanical properties of cellular concrete
on a base of Adzhameti apongolite. Trudy Inst. stroi.mekh. i seism.
AN Gruz. SSR 9189-92 163. (MIRA l7sl2)

KESHEVA. A.T.
Cauaeo of winter wheat failure in the Kabardino-Balkar A. S. S. R.
Neuch. dokl. vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.1:206-209 162. (MIRA*15:3)
1. Rekomendovana kafedroy zemledeliya Moskovskogo gosudarst-
vennogo universitsta, im. M.V. Lomonosova.
(KkBMINO-ULKAR A. S. S. R.-WIMAT)
,e-I

FJOWL A @T. MAKAROV, V.T., doktor, prof., rukovoditel' rabotY
Some means of improving the yle2d of winter wheat in the
Kabardino-Balkar A.S.S.R. Uch. sap. Kab.-Balk. gos. un. no.121
121-129 162. (MIRA 16;6)
(Kabardino-lklkar A.S.S.R.-Wheat)

YE.-Am;IfWAy Ao At
Duodenun - Surg-ary
Rasection in a case of retroperitoneal duodenal v:ptura. Uch. zap. Vt. mosk. red. inst. 2,
1951.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, April
2
195j, Uncl.

VISHNEVSKIY, A.A.' professor, i)redaedatell; CHISTOVA, M.A.. sekretar". F3SH1-
SHE'VA._A.-,4.; KRICIOVSKIY, A.dL., kandidat meditBinskikh nauk; UTF.Sny,
meditainokik-h nauk; BEGICLIW. A.A., kandidat meditsin-
skikh nauk; MaNSKIY. U.N.; ZATSEPIN, T.S. urofassor; PlOILKIN, P.M.$
professor; PjTSIORA, M.D.; KAZANSKIY, V.I.,-professor; TROYAN, I.V.;
FEDOROV, I.P.; FILIPPOV, A.V.; UTESHEV, S.S.; DOROYVICV, V.I.
Minutes of the session of the Surgical Society of Moscow and Moscow Pro-
vince of September 26. 1952. Xhirurgiia no.3:92-95 Hr 153. (HLRA 6:6)
1. Xhirurgichekoye obahchestvo Hoskvy i Moskovskoy oblasti. 2. Fakulltst-
okay& 1-hirurgicheekaya klinika aanitarno-gigiyenicheskogo fakuliteta I
Moskovskogo ordena Lonina meditsinskogo instituta (for Krichevskiy),
(Heart--Surgery) (Arteries-Diseases)
117

,I.
D=WIW or YVM vNeeaw at the MM cow"M of Ot-mamw of th*
Uaaj, Hwaawo 20 - 27 44WMVY 195% IMIU6143
Some Problems of Surgical Treatment of Congenital Cardiac
Lesions and Main Blood Vess6ls.
A. A. KESHISHEVA
10

KESHISMA, A.A., dotsent, CHUPRMVA, L.N.
Complications of gastroonterostomy. Khirurgita no.7:55-57
ji 155. (MLRA 8:12)
1. Iz fakulltetakoy khImrgicheskoy kliniki (dir.-chlen-
korrespondent kW SSSR prof. B.V.Patrovskiy) II Moskovskogo
zeditsinskogo instituta imeni I.V.Stalina.
(STOMACH, ewg.
gastroenterostozW, compl.)
(INTFMIM, surg.
same)

KISHISRRVA. A.A. (14ostva. Khovsko-ShabelovskiY per., d. 20/1. kv. 37-a)
Prevention of spinal paralysis in aortic surgery. Vest.khire 75
no-3:66-72 Ap 155. (MIRA 8:7)
1. Is kliniki fakulltetakoy khirurgit (sav.-prof. B.V.Patrovskiy)
2-go Maskovskogo gosudarstvennogo meditainakogo inatituta Im. I.V.
S
S
talina.
(AORTA, surgery,
prev. of spinal paralysis)
(PAnLysis'
spinal, p--jv. in aortic surg.)
(ITMVIS, SPINAL, paralysis,
prev. in aortic surg.)
io'

KESHISHMA, A. A., doteent
Gastric tetany as a complication of peptic ulcer. Soy. med.
20 no.4:18-21 Ap 156@. (MLRA 9.-b)
1. 1% kliniki fakulltatakoy kbirurgii (direktor chlon-korrespondent
Akademii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR professor B. V. Petrovskiy) II
Moskovskogo meditsinskogo instituta Imeni 1. V. Stalina.
(PMIC ULGER, complications,
tetany, gastric (Rue))
(TETANT,
gastric, in peptic ulcer (Rue))

PITROVSKIY, B.V.,- KNSIIISIINVA, A.A.,doteent
Diagnosis and surgical t-r-ealbent of patept ductus arterioaus.
Ceith summary in English, P. 1483 Khirurgiia, 33 no.1:6-15
Ja 157 (MLRA 10:4)
1. Iz kafedry fakulltetakoy khirurgii (zav.-prof. B.V. Petrovskiy)
II Moskovskogo doeudarstvennogo meditsinskogo instituta imeni
I.T. Stalina. 2.Chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR. (for Petrovskiy)
(DUGTUS ARTERIOSUS, PATENT
diag. & surAo (Rua)

MHISIrVA. A.A.. doteent
Pulmonary hypertension in patent ductus arteriosus [with summar7 in
Inglish3v Khirurgita 33 no.4:21-31 Ap '57- (MLRA 10:7)
1. Is kliniki fakulltetsko7 khirurgil (sav. kafedroy - chlen-
korraspondent AMN SSSR prof. B.T.Petrovskiy) II Moskovskogo goeudar-
stveanogo meditainskogo instituta iment I.Y.Stalina.
(DUCTUS ARTZRIOUS. PATINT, compl.
pulm. hypertension)
(HrPEMNSION, atiol. and pathogen.
pulm.0 in patent ductus arteriosus)

Country ! USSR T
CatcGory: Humn and Animl PbYsiO109Y. Circulat-ion.
Heart
t,bs Jour: RZIMiol-, No 19, 1956, 88794
Author Keshishova, Mal4novskiy, N.N.; Vruitsyan,
Inat
Title Fhotomiouctry of Intracardiae Pressure in Diagnosis
of Congenital Cardiac Defects
Orig Pub: Klinich. -neditsina, 1957, 35, No 1, 54-57
Abstract: With the aid of the oil-menbrone photmanc.-icter
of Robitchch and Getz, the intracardiac mid intra-
vascular pmasure was neasured in cases of patent
ductus arteriusus, tetraology of Fallot and also
in mitral defects. The- diaEpost.Lc value of this
nothod. was evaluated. -- !,.S. Lotdnov
Card
T-37
IKESHISHEVA, A. A. Doe Yed Sai -- (dit;s) "Patent ductus arterlosis (Clinical
experimentol study)911 Mos, 19,98. 20 pp (2nd J,.os Stiite Med Inst im, N. 1.
Pirogov), 200 ooptes (KL, 14-58, 116)
-93-
wg
S,

K3SHISHBYA, A.A., dotsent (Perovo, MoskovakDy obl., $7usinovskays. ul. d.53/12,
kv-.Tfw, MALINOVSKIY, N.N.. kand. med. nauk
A method for aortograpby. Vent. khir. 82 no-5:63-69 Yq 159. (MIRA 12:7)
1. Iz fak-ulltatakoy khirurgichaskoy kliniki (sav. - prof. B. V.
Petrovskly) 2-go Moskovskogo meditBinskogo institute, im. N.I. Pirogova.
(AORTk--R&DIOGRLPHI)

",XISHISHIVA. A.A., doictor md.nauk; BURUSOVA, V.A., lmud.med.nauk
Clinical aspects and diagnosis of patent duotus arterlosus in
childhood and youth. Top.okh.mat.i dot. 5 no.4tl4-20 JI-Ag 160.
(MIRA 1397)
1. It Imfedry fakulltetokoy khirurgii (say. - prof. A.A. Busalov)
i kafedry detskikh bolesney (zav. - prof. N.M. Bubnova) II MoskDv-
skogo meditsinskogo institute, imeni I.I. Pirogova. (dir. dotsent
M.G. Strotkina).
(DUMB ARMIOSUS)

KESHISHEVA, A.A. (Moskva# LytwinovskaYa ul,,d*53/12,kvollO)
Experimental patent ductus arteriosus. Grud. khir. 1 no.4:18-25
Jl-Ag 159. (M]M 15:3)
1. Iz kafedry fakulltetskoy khirtwgii (zav. - prof. B.V.
Petrovskiy) pediatrichookogo fakullteta. II Moskovskogo meditainakogo
instituta imeni N.I.'Pirogova (dir. - dotsent M.G. Sirotkina).
(DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS)

,@ZKESRISHEVA
@@I__AA@,(Moskvat Lyus-inovskaya ul.,d.53/12,kv.110)
Aortography for the diagoosio of patent ductus arteriosus. G
khir. 2 n?.508-42 S-0 160. (KRA 160)
1, Iz kliniki'fakulltetskoy khirurgii (sav. - prof. A.A.Busalov)
II Moskovskogo meditainskogo instituta, imeni N.I.Pirogova.
(DUCTUC ARTERIOSUS) (AORTAL-RADIOGRAPHT)

KESHISHEVA, A.A., doktor med.nauk (Moskva,. Lyusinovskaya, d-53/12, kv-110)
Some complications after surgical treatment of patent ductus
arteriosues Vest.khir. no.6:44-48 161. (MIRA 15-1)
1, Iz fakulltetokoy kbirurgicheskoy kliniki (zave - prof* A*Ae
BuBalov) pediatricheakogo fakuliteta 2-go Hoskovskogo meditsin-
skogo inatituta im. V.I. Pirogova.
(DUCTUS ARTERIMUS-SURMY)

KESHISHEVA, A. AO; LYUBSKIY, A. S.; UVAROV, V. V.
Intravital coronarography. b1cBper. khir. no.3,.25-30 162.
(@MU 15:7)
1. Iz torakallnogo khiru--gicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - doktor
meditsinakikh nauk A. A. Kesbisheva) TSentrallnoy klinicheslcoy
bollnitsy (glavnyy vrach A. I. Khrimlyan) 4-go Glavnogo upravlen-lya
(nach, - prof. A. M. Markov, glavnyy khirurg - deyetvitelinyy
chlen AMN SSSR prof. B. V. Fetrovskiy) Ministerstva zdravookhra-
neniya SSSR.
(CORONARY VESSELS-RADIOGRAPHY) (ANGIOGRAPHY)

YZI,HISHEIVA, A. A. (Moskva, %mainovskaya ul., d. 53/12, kv. -110)
Diagnonis and treatment of neoplasma of the thymus gland. Grud.
'-hir. /, ro.3:118-121 fly-Je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
1. Iz kafedry fakulltetskoy khinirgii (zav. - prof'. A. A. Busalov)
pediatrichookogo fakullteta II Moskovskogo r*ditsinskogo inr-tituta
Imeni if. I. Pirogova.
(THMS GLAND-TWORS)

PETROVSKIY, Boris Vasillyevich., prof.; EEZUSHEVA, Anzhelim.--
Arwwvna. Prinimal uchastiye ZARGCLI, F.I.; MALINOVSKIY,
N.V., red.; MATUIEVA, M.M., tekhn. red.; CIHJLKOV, I.F.f
tekhn. red.
[Surgical tretitmnt of patent ductus arterioaual Khirurgi-
cheskoe lechenie otkrytogo arteriallnogo protoka. Moskva,
Nledgiz, 1963. 21+9 p. (PURA 16:12)
1. DoystvitellrWy chlon PI-21 SSSH (for Petrovskiy).
(DUCTUS ARTERIObIJS-SgqGMY)

KESEISEYAN, A. P.
A, G. Podrez and his importance in the developmont of Russian
urology. Urologiia no-3t3-5 161. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Iz fakul'tetakoy khirurgichookoy, kliniki (zav. - prof. A. Z.
Meytlin) Kharlkovskogo meditBinakogo instituta.
UROLOGY)
ODREZ, APOLLINARII GRIGORIEVICH, 1852-1900)
N

ANDREYFVAI I.V.j KESHISHYAN. G.O.; ANDREYEV, P.F.; DANILOV, L.T.
Processes and products of the reaction of macromolecular com-
pounds with inorganic.salts. Part 41 Reaction of aqueous solu-
tions of polyacrolein with tannin and gelatin in salt solutions.
Radiokhimiia 6 no.4t491-493 164. (MIRA l8s4)

ANDREYXV, P.F.; DANILOV, L.T.; KESHISMAN. G.O.
I -
Using complex-forming chromatography for the concentration of
microquantitlea of lead and other metals from solutions. Zhur.
prikl,khim 34 no.llt2419-Q426 N 161. (MIRA 1511)
iTrace elements) (Chromatography)

J%1_%_ NKI AP6002221 SOURCECODE: - UR/008-0/65/0-39/012-/-2-84it~94ig
AUTHOR: Keshishyan, G. 0.; Andreyev, P. F.; Danilow, L. T. @4,
ORG: none
TITLE: Extraction of thorium from dilute solutions by means of tannate
of gelatin
SOURCE: Zhurnal ppikladnoy khimil, v. 39, no. 12, 196S, 2842-2844
TOPIC TAGS: thorium, tanning material, nonferrous metal, gel
sea pter, acid base equilibi-ium, aqueous solution, chemical precipitatior
ABSTRACT: A method is presented for extraction of thorium from highly
diluted aqueous solutions containing CaC12, Na2SO4, and NaCl. The ob-
ject of the work was to examine feasibility of extracting thorium from
sea water. Edible gelatin and imported DAB-6 tannin were used as extrac
tion agents. Thorium was percipitated from solutions containing 100-200
micrograms of Th232 and some radioactive T11234 per 500 ml of starting
solution, using 5 ml of 1% solution of DAR-6 tanning and gelatin. Tho-
rium removal from a solution containing various neutral salts is shown
in fig. 1. Thorium removal from simulated sea water is shown in fig. 2.
UDC: 546.841
Card 1/2

L jj4@04-00
F:iC-C NR, AP6002221
I A
Fig. 1. Precipi-
tation of thorium
as tannate of gela
tin in presence of
50- neutral salts;
A--degree of thor-
tum precipitation
A-$
in %; B--pH of 0 S f 1 4
L
--i solution; 1--
--solution contain- Fig. 2. Precipitation of
thorium as tannate of
Ing 0.06 moles CaC12; 2--solution contain- gelatin from a simulated
ing 0-1 MOI Na2SO4;.3--solution containing sea water solution;
0.1 mol NaCl. A--degree of thorium precipitation
in %; B--pH of solution.
It was found that tannate of gelatin effectively extracts thorium from
diluted solutions in a wide range of pH and concentration. Thorium ex-
traction is facilitated @y the presence of neutral salts, in particular
CaC12, In the case of a solution containing CaC12 complete extraction
of thorium Is achieved for pH ranging from 3 to 9. Origs arts hast., 2
,figures, 2 tables.
,SUB CODEt 07/ SUDH DATEZ 24Dec63/ ORIG REP: 004/ OTH REP: 003
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MSHISHYAN, M.N.
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M.IA.Rasulov. Zdrav. Tadzh.* 8 no.609-60 N-D 161. RURA 15:1)
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Keshishyan, T. I. - wThe sintering ancL annealing of foamglass,n Tin@ Mosk. khim.-
tekhnol, in-ta im. Mendeleyeva, Issue 15, 1949, p. 153-55
SO: U-52W p 171 Dec. 33, Xletopis 'Zhumal InykIi Statey, No. 25, 1949).
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Otis structure, thr gas-forilling 111"Iterfal Is Introduced into ttm
charge in the form of true solivs. or atq. sm1wrisions by 'A Ct-
grinding it with (tie glas-t. Wrt-grindIng fourts silicic acid
el film on the glass grahis; filin is good adsortwnt of givs-
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mIng unActial. Ad-iorlition did not exceed lit
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siu,; nal. suspensions of cuke and cUlk, the suspension be-
comes stabilized by partial leaching-out during %%(A-grindhirt..
Min. diani. of pores was 3.5-7.5 jj; bulk wt. was 0.11-0.70
g./cc.; crushing strength was 100-130 kg./sq. cut. With
soda, pores were closed; with coke, pores were closed and
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Investigation of silicates under variable temperature conditions. Doklady
Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 83. 601-2 '52. (KLRA 5:5)
(CA 47 no.19:10189 153)
1. D.I.Mendeleyev Chem.-Technol. Inst., Moscow.

rITAYGORDDSKIT. I.I.; XISHISHTANO T.N.; SMIMTOVA, I.A., nauchny7 rodaktor;
GLIZAROTA, I.L.0 ItIq W01*0 @IXOVA, W.I., takhnichaskiy redaktor
CYoam glaaal Penostaklo. "oo kva, Goo. izd-vo lit-ry po stroit.
materialam. 1953. 77 p. _Microfilm] (MIaA 7:10)
(Glagg)

USSRI Chemistry Glass manufacture
Card 1/1 Pub. 104 - 2/11
Authors sKitaygorodskiy, I. I,, Prof. Dr. of Tech. So.; Keshishy", T@,,N.s and
Varshal, B. G.
Title I Crystallization properties of window glass and its dependence upon the
value of the alumo-magnesia coefficient
Periodical I Stek. i ker. 2, 4 - 5. Feb 1955
Abstract I Experiments were conducted to determine the change in the crystallization
characteristics of window glass due to the change in the chemical composi-
tion of alumo-maguesia glass. The results obtained are given in tables and
graph. A canparison.of the results showed that glass with an alumo-rsgnesia
coefficient Of X A a 0.330 - 0.500 possesses the minimum rate of crystall-
ization and a very narrow temperature interval of crystallization. Two USSR
references (1939 1952). Tables; graph.
Institutiont
Submittedt

T-Ah-
Kv
Dt-eadence ot the dev@Ufbmtloa of window clan au the alumim
MU-belta MUO. 1. 1. M. Keslifshyan and B. G.
Vatshal (GIM 6- Ccramiej, Mmeow, -The low
dvitsific.ti. tendency of Als%-MgO glvisri (nnniially rmit-Aimm;
> 10% of AI,Oj der-cmis not only on the p-mocints a( AA,(). acid ',Igo
but al@j on their inatio. Comjboctiottk.@f xet,@@h R) mIlrS ilivestigated
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I.-I; I Ima (tire illtvr@.[ .I

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur Kbimiya, No 9, 1957, 31475
Author : Ke.841@!@T.N., Varshal B.G.
Title : Synthesis of Devitrite
Orig Pub: Sb. nauch. rabot po khtmii i-tekhnol. silikatov.
M., Promstroyizdat 1956, 339-343
Abstract: The paper describes the synthesis, petrographic,
thermographic, roentgenographic and electrono-
graphic studies of devitrite -- Na-,O.3CaO.
. (I). A glass having the co'
.63M mposition of I
was obtained and a study of its crystallization-
properties was carried out. Maximum rate of growth
of crystals of I is of 115@1/minute at 960' 1 was
C ard 1A
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs jour: Referat Zhur Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31475
obtained by crystallization of the glass at
900-920 Roentgenographic investigation of I
yielded 46 interplanar distances of the latti7ce.
Also given are the relative intensities of the
lines. To check the results an electronographic
study was used. An alcoholic suspension of I,
and a suspension of I in a 0.5% solution of -
celluloid in amyl acEtate, were utilized. In
this manner lines were determined which corr--
espond to 10 interplanar distancea of I. Bib-
liographY 7 references.
Card 2/2

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Category : USSR/Atomic and Molecular Physics - Liquids D-8
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizika, No 2, 1957 No 36oo
Author :Kitaygarodskiy, I.I., Keshinyan, T.N., Berezhnoy, A.I.
Title :Method for Determining-tle-fERMa--]Treakdown strain and Young's
Modulus of Glass Specimens.
Orig Pub :Tr. Mosk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta, 1956, vyp. 21, 39-44
Ab'stract :Description of a method for determining the maximum strain and the
Young's modulus (E) of glass specimens at the instant directly pro-
ceeding the breakdown, using motion picture photogralby of the scale
of the indicator that measures the deflection of the specimen. The
specimen was loaded at a rate of 2.7 kg/sec. A linear relationship was
established between the magnitude of the s rain and the load. The
bending strength was found to be 800 kg/mm , the maximum strain was
0.4115 mm (specimen measuring 120 x 45 x 225, distance between knife
'2
edges 100 mm), E:-= 6895 kg/mia Q0.1 E=0.011-
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USSR/Chemical Technology Chemical Products and Their Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders, 1_9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Rhimiya, No 19, 1956, 6wIl
Author: Kitaygorodskiy, 1. 1., Keshiehyan, T. N., Epelbaum, M. B.
Institution: None
Title: Effect of Eleat Treatment of Mechanical Strength of Glass Fibers
Original
Periodical: Tr. Mosk. khim.-tekhnol. in-ta, 1956, No 21, 67-73
Abstracti Different authors have found that strength of glass fibers (GF) de-
creases steadily with increasing temperature of their treatment.
In this paper a study is presented of the effects of heat treatment
of threads and tape made from GF, of alkali-free and alkaline ccr-
position, on their tensile strength, over a relatively wide tempera-
ture range (100-7050) and duration period (up to 12 hourB). The
investigations have led to the following conclusions. Change in
strength following a heat treatment of GF,-with all other conditions
being equal, depends on the composition of the glass. Decrease in
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137-1958-2-2289
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 2, p I I (USSP')
AUTHORS: Yanovskiy, V. K. ,
TITLE: The Use of Ultrasonic Waves in the Investigation of Ceramic Mate-
rials (Primeneniye ul'trazvulevykh voln dlya issledovaniya kera-
micheskikh materialov)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Fiz . -khim. osnovy keramiki Moscow, Promstroy-
izdat, 1956, pp 546-555
ABSTRACT: An explanation is given of a theory on the propagation and de-
termination of the speed of ultrasonic waves at frequencies from
20 kc to 1, 000 mc within different materials, :Includ:Lng cera-
mic materials. When the ultrasonic waves are concentrated at
one spot, ultrasonic oscillations result having an intensity in ex-
cess of 2 kw/cmz; the maximurn frequency of an ultrasonic wave
was 109 cps. The testing of highly porous ceramic materials by
means of ultrasonic waves is difficult, because the attenuation of
a wave by the pores is proportional to the fourth power of the fre-
quency and to the cube of the dimensions of the pores. Only such
dense substances as porcelain, faience, steatite, and corundum
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137-1958-2-2289
The Use of Ultrasonic Waves (cont.)
and the waves must be of high frequency. A description is given of
equipment of the Mendeleyev Institute of Chentical Technology in
Moscow (MKhTI im. D.I.Mendeleyeva) for determining the modulus
of elasticity (E) by means of an ultrasonic impulse method. This
equipment was used to determine the speed of an ultrasonic wave
in steel and A] '(5. 5 x 105 cm Isec) and in porcelain (5. 7 x 105 cm /sec)
and to determine the modulus of elasticity of a baked corundum cera-
mic material as a function of its Al 0 content within the range of
60- 100% (E = 2.8x 101Z dynes/c Jnj ).3The results rbtained were
in close agreernent with data already published. The ultrasonic-
wave method of detecting flaws in fine ceramic materials has proved
very satisfactory.
S.G.
1. Ceramic materials-Test methods 2 Ceramic materials-Test
eqaipment 3. Test equipment-Charac*,jr1stics
Gard Z/Z
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MPHISHW, T.M.; VARSHAL, B.G.; YAYNBM. Ye.A.
Changes in the orystallimation properties of aluminum - wignesium
glass as dependent on the C&O:VgO:Al2O3 ratio. Trad@v IMTI no.241
237-246 '57. (HIM Ilt6)
(Glass research) (Titreous state)

AUTHORS: Kitaygorodskiy, 1. 1., Keshishyan, T. IT., 72-58-3-1/15
Faynberg, Ye. A.
TITLE: fnvestigation of the Types of Class in the Systea SiO 2-
-Al2 03-B203- BaO (Iseledovaniye stekol v sisteme SiO 2- Al203-
-B 203- BaO)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i Keramika, 1958, Nr 3, pp. 1-5 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This system has not yet been thoroughly investigated. A
series of synthetically produced glass-compositions in this
system, the major part of which refers to the field of heavy
barium-chromates with a high barium-oxide content (45 to 55%-),
is shown in technical literature. Vargin and Kefeli
investigated the reaction of silicate-formation in the layer
of heavy barium chromate C-24. Data on the measurements of
viscosity of these types of glass, as well as a description
of their melting under operating-conditions are equally
available. A series of works is devoted to an increase in
the chemical stability of the heavy barium chromates. 6 types
Card 1/4 of glass which were synthetically manufactured in this
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Inve3tigation of the TXFeB of Glave in the Slotem 72-56 -3 - 1 /15
Sio 2- Al203-B203- BaO
system, are given in the work by Navias and Grin (table 1).
In vier of determining the ranges of glana-formation in this
system, the authors selected 3 variants with a constant
Al 0 - content of 10, 20 and 3(YJ', in which case the
per cent. The
coAphitions of glass are given in molec
quantity of SiO 2 was changed from 20 to 70';,, that of B2 03
from 10 to Ur/o. The glass-compooitions are seen in table
2. Moreover, the composition of the layers and the melting
are fully described. All types of glass were melted
simultaneously in a furnace with oil-heating, according to a
severe regime of temperature, as given in the table, in which
case crucibles of corundum - from the Kharlkov-works for
refractory products - were used. The control was effected by
means of a binocular microscoQe'NBS.-'1. The viscosity of the
glass types was measured according to the method by Inalish
and 0its values within the temDerature-ran*ge of from 550 to
800 C are given in table 3. The dependence of the temperature
on the chemical composition of certain types of glasa is
shown in fiL-ures 1 and 2. The linear coefficient of
expansion was measured by means of the quartz-dilatometer
Card 2/4 VNIIS and the results are given in table 4. The dependence
jr@2._'-7:

Investigation o@? the Types of Glass in the System 72-58-3-1/15
Sio 2-Al203-B203-BaO
@f the coefficient of expansion on certain glass-compositions
is seen from figures 3, 4 and 5, whereas the diagram of
equal coefficients of expansion is given in figure 6. The
electrophysical properties of the various alkalifree types
of glass were also investigated from which it may be
concluded that these types of glass should be of great interest
for the electro-vacuum-industry. The same types may also
be recommended as insulators of bigh quality on account of
their high electric resintance. Furthermore, the various
figures are explained in detail. Conclusions:
1) The range of glass-formation in the section of the system
UP to 30 molecular% Al 0 was investigatg(l and compositions
were discovered which ioL glass at 1450' and 1550'C,
2) The inclination of the types of glass for crystallisation
was investigated and the constant compositions determined.
3) The problem of the state of boranhydride in the investigated
types of glass was dealt with.
4) The found values of the investigated types of glass allow
to recommend their use in some fields of electro-vacuum-
Card 3/4 -engineering. There are 6 figures, 3 tables.

Investigation of the Types of Glass in the System 72-58-3-1/15
Sio 2- Al203- B20 3- BaO
ASSOCIATION: MFhTI imeni D. I. lAendeleyeva (MKhTI imeni D. I. Mendeleyev)
1'"Metal,,-oxides--Silicon dioxide systems-Chernical analysis
2. Glass-Analysis
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The Structure of Glass aud Ita
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stekla i yego mekhanicheskaya. prochno3t')
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PERIODICAL: Stceklo i keramika, 1958,N11r 7, Pr,,. 12-17 05310
ABSTRACT: According to P. P. Kobeko (Ref 1) the theoretical tonsile
strength of silic4e glass should amou-nt to appro-.-inately
800 to 900 kilo m , whereas it practicully to from
@
in the case of mutssivc: ,lais an;! o;Uy in Vie
8 to 15 kilo/mm
case of
lass fibers of a diameter of 7 @() 59 it a.,:,.ounts to
40o kil mm2. This must be caused by tint@ differe.as hct_@ro-
o@
L,I-encity of the eamples which are connecti.11 witull. tho crystalli-
zability of the Clusa. This is confirtaud `_,; the viov': carried
out by 11, 11T, Valenkov, Ye. A. Poray-11"oshit3 (1zef 0. 1'. -jot-
vinkin (Ref 1), K, G. Kumanin (Rf 2), ao as J,. I. Domlzin&
(Ref 3),. The authors further invc;;ti@-atc '. tl@.e of t1ic
.rlass composition with respect to it, laec"."Lnical otron,'.-,th in
conaection with this the diau-rams are Civ,,,, t i-i fi,,urcs 1 and 2.
Drittloness was selected anongst the mech@,_nical -,)rooerties
because a method exists for its deterninal'ion Lind siace ti,,e
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in this case. Moreover, the c.,,rvyii,,, ont of' Uese tc:,t-- ac-
cording to the method developed by Yti@ :,- E'rodsl:iy (i@C@f 1)
is described,, The results obtaincd `:)@- tl@,(@ leter;,-Anation of Ulf.-
brittleness are given in fituru 3. A:@ restilts from tLis, tile
brittleness of ,,,lass is not in a lllio._@r relation to it.3 co:,-,-
position. The 1@roperties of crystLL1li:-.,a.io_i viere iaveqti@-,atcd
according to tile method developed by T. k.01311j3hyUn (.!,-,of 1).
The depQndence of the oryntallizabli-ity of 1!;lass arid its brit-
tleness on its composition are give-A in fi:,urP 4. The de@ieaLonice
of the brittleness on the waitin.- tine (duter-.dined b@-
Di t el). which was determined accordli-i_ to tile maetlod duvOlo,!-,)O
by Brodskiy, is graphically represe.,Acd i:i fi,.llre 5. The
existonce of a certain relation betvit.-en the brittleneris and
the crystalli,,.,-z,bility of the irlass is confir::ied iri Uis way.
The influeICO of the heat treatmenL on thc mechanic,@.l strcn@,-th
of tho jaso f."..or was iqVC-ti(,,LtC(1 ill tht@' W02-h. carried out
by I.. I, K'itayt-,-orodol-iy, T, B. zpellbaun
(Ref 1). Conclusion. It wa3 aa-nii,-,,t1 that the mechanical prop-
ertics of the types of Class di3 _,il,1 in a cortain way on the
of' microhaterol,-eneity of the @@lass. It. -:.,as tried t) c:iz-
Curd 2/1@ iifluence of the chc:;.i,_:_.1 cot-ziposition on the strell--.V,
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of the glass by the change of the strength of the chemical
bonds and by the crystalline force. The results obtained by the
experiments carried out confirmed thia. There are 5 figures and
9 references, 8 of which are Soviet.
1. Glass--Structural analysis
3. Glass--Test results
2. Glass--Mechanical properties
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AUTHORS: Kreohkcpv,, A,. P., , Keahighyan, T., IT, SOV/72-59-4--3/21
Myshlyayeva,. L, V-,--&qa=tnas@,v-iTF L@- M,
TITLE: Investigation and Application of Synthetic Organic Silicates
(Issiedovaniye i primeneniye iskusstvennykh organicheskikh
sillkatov)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramikav 1959@. 1Tr 4. pp 11-14 (USSR).
ABSTRACT: The theoretical bases of the fOTM&tion of organic Silicates are
shown in the papers 'by A, P, Kreshkov, A. N@ Chivikova, V, A.
Matveyev, G. N. Nessonova, 11, L, Darashkevich (Ref 1). The
synthetic silio-ates have a number of valuable properties:
good adhesion to glassi@ meTal ., asbestos, tissues, and abraolvea.
They may be used for -@he production of films for glass and
metal which do not break in !,eating and they are also highly
acid-proof. The products which are obtained on the basis of
alkylalkoxy--ailanes are characterized by a good solubility in
water, Their aqueous soluticns are used as hydrophobic im-,
pregnations of building material, A, P, Kreshkov, L@ V@ Mysh--
l,rayeva., L@ M, Khananashvili (Ref 2) carried out their spen--
trum and X-ray stractural analyses as well as the micro.-
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Investigation and Application of Synthetic; Organi-:@ SOV/72- 59-4-3/21
Silicates
the obtained products as glues and aoatings at high tempera-
tures their behaviour in heating, was thprmographically in.-
vestigated. For this purpose the self-recording pyrometor of
the Academi-oian N,. S, Kurnakriv was used as well as the
torsion balanoe of the VT.tyPe, In these investigations the
authors refer to the papers by L,@ M, Ybananashvili, L, V-
Myshlyayeva, B. M. Mikhalev., V, Ye.. Shkol@nyy (Ref 3)_ The
chaiacteristica of the prcdu,:@t5 are given in the table, On
fip,mres 1.,. 3, 5.@ and 6 tk,,e heattng curves of the products
1, 22, 5, and 6 are plotted and on figares 2. 4, and It the
curves of weight in heating of the products 1, 29 and 6 are
given, The crystallo-opti@,,al investigaticns were performed
on the basis of the paper by D. S, Delyankin, V- V. Lapin,
N@ A. Toropov (Ref 4). As may be seen from the copyrights of
A,, P, Faeshkov, L. V. Myshlyayeva, L.. M. Khananashvili (Ref 5)
the hitherto used skin glue which is a shortage-good, may be
replaced by a glue on the basis of synthetic silicates for the
gluing of tissues to grinding disks. The products obtained may
be used in rarious fields cf building and silicate material industxy.
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AUTHORS: Ke3hishyan T 11., Epellbaum, M. B. SOV/72-59-8-4/17
TITLE: Micro-hardness of Glass as a Function of Its Micro-heterogeneity
(Zavisimoct, mikrotverdonti ot mikrogeterogennosti stekla)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika, 1959, Nr 8 , pp 9-12 (U3S'I)
ABSTRACT: In the experiments by A. A. Bochvar and 0. S. Zhadayeva,
Ye. M. Savitskiy and M. A. Tylkina, A. M. Korollkov and
E. 9. Kodaner (Footnote 1) the micro-hardness method of physico-
chemical analysis is used. It can be seen from the work done
by A. M. Korollkov and E. S. Kodaner, V. M. Glazov,
V. N. Vigdorovich, G. A. Korollkov, that micro-hardne3s is
immediately connected with the phase diapram of the system
(Footnote 2). In a previous paper published by the authors of
the present article it was suggest@id that the mechanical
properties of glass are conditioned by the effect of the micro-
heterogeneity, which is due to the crystallization properties
of glass and its heat treatment, upon its streneth tFootnote 3)-
Two series of glass types were examineds first glass types of
different chemical composition with the same heat treatment,
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heterogeneity
a different heat treatment. In the investigation discussed
here, 24 glass types with the same heat treatment ir the
system 3102_Al2O 3- CaU-MgV-1ja20 were dealt with. Their micro-
hardnesses and crystallization characteristics are shown in
table 1. Their melting conditions and crystallization
properties have already been discussed in the papers by
T. N. Keshishyan, 8. U. Varshal, Ye. A. Yaynberg (Footnote 4).
Yu. V. Rogozhin, Z. M. Syritskaya, B. V. Tarasov (Footnote 5)
as well as N. M. Pavlushkin and G. G. 5entyurin kFootnote 6)
used specially polished samples in the examination of the
glass micro-hardnes3. The methods suggested by the authors
consist in measuring the glass micro-hardness of fresh splinters
with a grain size of 2-3 mm, whereby internal tensions in "he
glass are practically eliminated. A series of 24 glass samples
was examined. The samples were melted and cooled under constant
conditions. The second aeries examined was one of Slaus samples
taken from different places of a tank furnace of the Mamito-
gorsk glass factory and cooled in water. The results obtained
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Ificro-hardness of Glass as a Function of Its Micro-
heterogeneity
series in table 2. rigure I shows the micro-hardnesses of the
different glass types as functions of the maximum rate of
crystal growth. In connection with theae examinationsthe work
done by P, P. Kobeko (Footnote 6) is mentioned. Figure 2 shows
the micro-hardnegs of glass from the Maenito,,orsk factory
as a function of the sampling temperature. It was proved by
the investigations under consideration that a change of the
degree of micro-heterogeneity of ,,Tlass by different hea-c
treatment results in a change in the mechanical properties
of the glass. There are 2 t'i6ures, 2 tables, and y references,
7 of which are Soviet.
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AUTHORS: Budnikov, P. P., Corresporiding Member AS USSR,
Keshishyan, T. N-., and Yanovskiy, V. K.
TITLE: Influence exerted on the sintering of spectroscopically pure
magnesium oxide by the adr.-iixture of some cations
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk SSSR, Doklady, v. 138, no. 2, 1961,365-368
TEXT: The authors studied the sintering of spectroscopically pure MO
and the influence exerted by slight admixtures of cations of various
34- 4+ 3+ 2+
orystalloohemical characteristics. These were Fe , Zr So , and Ni
the radii of which differ but slightly from that of Mg 2+ In the opinion
of the authors, the results of other investigations regarding the above
influence art) nut reliable, since thev concerned flubOtUnces having a high
nercentage of admixtures (up to 0.5 @o). The slight amounts of admixtures
to spectroscopically pure MgO, which were used by the authors, surpassed
the admixtures contained in the initial MgO by a multiple, but were small
enough to be dissolved completely in MgO. In order to reduce the
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influence of the kinetics of dissolution of the admixtures as far as
possible and to ensure their uniform distribution on the surface of and
Inside the periclase grains, all admixtures were introduced by coprecipi-
tation as hydroxides from mixtures consisting of solutions of magnesium
chloride (20 %) and the corresponding admixtu.-e. Table I shows data
concerning the concentrations of cations of the admixtures in atom%
allowing for the yield in MgO. The precipitates were filtered and roasted
at 6250C. By roasting, the activated form of MgO was obtained. The MgO
thus obtained was compressed into disks (diameter 11 mm, thickness 1 to
2 mm) under a pre-osure of 1350 kg/OM2 and sintered twice: at 1320 and at
16000C. Based on the shrinking of the specimen along its diameter and on
the weight of unit volume the degree of sintering was check;d. From
Table 1 it is evident that even small amounts of admixtures (from 0.1 atom%
onward) accelerate the sintering. Another type of MgO, chemically pure,
shows a qualitatively different behavior as compared to the spectroscopi-
cally pure MgO. The latter begins to sinter at 13000C, whereas the
chemically pure MgO is sintered already completely at 13000C. The micro-
structure of the specimens shows that no appreciable recrystallization of
MgO occurs at 13200C in case of practically complete sintering of the MgO
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Influence exerted on the sintering of... B103/B220
with admixture of 0.2 to 0.5 % Zr4+ cation or other admixtures. At 16000C.
however, a considerable recrystallization takes place. 0.1 % of Zr cations
inoreaseu this recrystallization subatantially. The size of the MgO
crystallites is not influenced by the quantity of the admixture, but the
amount of the intercrystallite substance increases, Fig. 3 shows the
dependence of the weight of unit volume tind the apparent porooity of the
specimens on tho FO'@ concentration, Based on this fact, the authors
conclude that Zr44- and So3+ are far less effective than Fe3+ in the initial
stage of sintering. For eintering at 16000C however, ne obtains a much
by large admixtures of 1 3+
stronger compresuion Sc and Zr + than by
admixtures of Fe34* or N12+. It is assumed that the highly polarizable
cations Fe3+ and N12+ having a mobile 18-electron shell influence the
surface diffusion of the active and very fine-grained MgO, which prevails
at the beginning of sintering, more intensely than the cations of Zr4+
and Sc3+. The latter have the structure of inert gases and exert a
stronger influence on the volumetric diffusion which is of large importance
in the final stages of sintering, after the formation of closed pores. The
authors conclude from the fact that the curve showq a maximum for the
admixture of Pe3+ (Fig. 3) that there must exist an optimum concentration
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Influence exerted on the sintering of... B103/B220
of the admixtures for the acceleration of MgO sintering. The authors doubt
that such a strong dependence of the sintering process on admixtures of
0.1 atom% may be explained by macroscopic flow (Ref. 7), since a retarda-
tion of the sintering is more likely to be expected for high temperatures.
The considerable influence of the relatively insignificant amounts of
admixtures on the progress of the sintering of spectroacopically pure MgO
and the easily ancertainable difference in their type of action illustrate
the obvious relation between the crystalloahemical oharacteristics of their
cations and their relative effectiveness. The authors infer from their
results that the active MgO may be considered as being really pure only if
the amount of' admixed cations having a higher charge and polarizability
than those of Mg2"+ does not surpass 0.05 to 0.01 %. The theoretical
density of a sufficiently pure MgO can be obtained almost. at 13200C by
introduction of 0.2 to 0.5 atoea Zr4_@*. There are 3 figures, 1 table, and
7 references: 2 Soviet-bloc and 5 non-Soviet--bloc. The three most recent
references to English-larguage publications read as follows: Ref. 2:
J. W. Nelson, I. B. Cutler. J. Am. Ceram. Soo., 41, no. 10, 06 (1958);
Ref'- 5: L. M. Atlas. J. Am. Ceram. Soc., 40, no. 6, 190' (1957); Ref. 7:
A. E. Gorum, W. J. Luhman, J. A. Pask.. J. Am. Ceram. S-,c. , 4@, no. 5, 241 (1964
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ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im.
D. 1. Mendeleyeva (moscow institute of Chemical Technology
imeni D. I. Mendeleyev)
SUBMITTED: Ja.nuary 16, 1961
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BUDNIKOV. P.P.; KESHISHYAN T.N,; YANOVSKIY, V.K.
Effect of the addition of certain cations on the sintering of
spectrally jure mapesium oicidee DokleAN SSSR 138 no.2)365-368
w 161, (MIRA 14-.5)
le Moskovskiy khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im-@ D.I.Vandeleyevat
2, Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR for Budnikov).
(Sintering) @Kspesium oxide)

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B105/BI38
Budnikovp Keshishyan, T. N., YanovskiYt V- K*
of ceramic
:,*,ethod of measuring the electrical conductivity
TTTLE* materials at high temperatures
0 D I C.', L -. 06ncUPOry, no- 5, 1962, 226-230 ly simple and generally.
J.. The authors have developed a comparative measuring the
TEX e method Oft and designed the equipment for, 0
accessibl id substances UP to 16oo C and more in a
electrical conductivity Of Sol Ose they used,en equal-arm alternating
controlled g,%s medium. For this purp 1000 and 2000 CPSJ the
bridge with frequencie3 Of urementsl an
current decade (Ye6-2)) for direct current meaa ntiometer with
MWV-3(E6-2) (@io:,1-3 rmocoupleg and the ITMr,-48 (PYS-48) pote ides in
Rh+i?t-R,l (30@,,Rh) the nometer. The samples were pure OX1
,nM17/1 (1m17/1) mirror galva 0.5 - 1.5 mm thick. AnalYticallYt
e of disksv 6-10 mm diam and is thermocouple in the range from
the shap emf of th
the dependence of the thermo-
0 to 170000 may be represented as follows-
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1,:athod of measuring the electrical ... B105/B138
6=0.73t - 3.4 - 10-4t2+ 1.46 - lo- 6t3 _ 3.62 - 10- 10 t4 pv. Above 15000C
r- may be expressed as: @@= 4-909t - 3942pv. The authors' method was also
used for studying the conversions in aluminous materials on heating in
various gas media. The furnace, is described in detail. It is fixed to
a stand, has two heating coils, and which can be moved in a vertical
direction by means o@ a counterweight. There are 4 figures. The
En6lish-language reference reads as follows: A. Lempicki Proc. Phya. Soc.
(London), NO-400 B, 1953, 66.
ASSMCIATION: -Khimiko-tekhnologicheskiy institut im. Mendele'yeva
(Institute of Chemical Technology imeni Mendeleyev)
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AUTHORS: Budnikov, P.P., Keshishy@in, T. N. and Volkova, A. V.
TITLE Kinetics of the formation of mullite from technical
alumina and silica
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal prikladnoy khimii, v. 35, no. 6, 1962,
1171-1175
TEXT: The present work was carried out to determine the tempera-
ture conditions for the formation of mullite in bodies containing
vein quartz or silicie acid and technical alumina fired at 110000,
the temperature at which mullitization first bekins and the quan-
tity of mullite formed at various temperatures. The starting ma-
terials were finely powdered and were cold-pressed into discs
corresponding in composition to 3A120 Y 2SiO 2' The samples were
then heated for 2.5 hours in a horiZontal tubular furnace with an
axial -temperature gradient (from 200 to 16000C) so that a series
of temparatures could be tested in a single firing. Examination.
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KESHISIMN, T. -,- EPELIBAU14P M,B,
Relation between the mechanical properties of glass and its crystal-
lization. Trudy MKHTI no,27:150-155 159. (MIRA 15:6)
(Glass-Analysis)
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KESHISHYAN, T.N.; BEREZM,'OYO @1sl.
Investigating the character'cf glass break under the impact bending
by the rapid filming method. Trudy MKHTI no.27:137-149 1599
(14IM 3-5:6)
(Glass research)

BUDNIKOV, P.P.j KESHISHYAN., T.N.; YANOVSIIYp V.K.
Methoda of measuring the electric conductivitv of ceramic materials
at higb temperaturm Ogenupory 27 no,51226-230 162. (Min 15:7)
I* Rhimiko-tokhnologichookiy inBtitut ime Mendeleyeva*
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ramic materials-Electric properties)
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BUDNIKOV, P.P.; @EE@!ISHYAN_,__T.N.; VOLKOVA, A.V.
Kinetics of formation of mullite from technical alumina and
silica. Zhur.prikl.khim. 35 no.6:1171-1175 Je 162.
OURA 15:7)
(Mullite) (Alumina) (Silica)
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BUDNIKOVI P.P.; AZAROV, K.P.; KESHISRAN, T.N.
Crystallization of parlite-based glavB. Ukr. khIm. zhur. 29
no.Usl2l5-1219 163. (MIRA 16:12)
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ACCESSION IMI ip=2703- 8/O080/63/O36/OO5/lO"/jM8
AWMR: Budnikov, Pe P*j Kashisbyano Ts M; Volloova, A* V,
TITIE: Effect of small Wltion3 on kinstio process of =111to formation at
reduced temperatures
SOUXI.E.: Zhurual prikladnoy kbimlip ve ZO# nos 5# 1903, 1064-1088
TOPIC TAGSt mullite formation, ceramics
ABSTRACT: Mullite U1203, 2510pp the most Important alumoailicate mineral of
ceramic production, was studied to determine tho effects of ton additions of
various cations with ionic radii from 0#20 to 1#43 Angstroms. It was found that
the firat crystal phase 1.9 A1,03 (ovar 85ad. Introductions of additions of
various caLtions changes this 5rocasso 11ullite davelop3 above 1140C suggesting
that the temperature or the start of the process of mullite formation is below
this boundary* Additions of cations of Group 2 of the periodic table considerabl7
accelerates muUita formation. Elements of Group 8 of the periodic table (Fo sup
3 plus and Ni sub 2 plus) retard cullite formation. Orig. art. tas.- 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTEDt 024 Oct 62 DATE ACQ-. 24 Jul 63 ENUM., 00
SUB CODE: CH NO REF SOV#. 009 OTHER: 004
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BUDNIKOV, Petr Petrovich2 zael. deyatell nauki i tekhniki RSFSR
i 11krainskoy SSR, prof., doktor tekhn. naukj MATVEYr--V,M.A.
prof. otv. red.; BULAVIN, I,A,j profop red.; BUTT, Yu.M.,
prof.., red.; gqgj@IZAN, T.N.,, prof.j, red.; KUKOLEV, G.V.,
prof., red.; ROYAK, S.M... prof., red,
(Chemistry and technology of building materials and ceramicol
Khimiia i t khnologiia stroiteltrqkh materialov i keramiki.
Moskvap Stroiizdat, 1965. 6(Y7 p. (MIRA 18-12)

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AUTHORs Keshishyan, Zh. N.
TITLE: On analytic continuation of generalized factorial
series
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Armyanskoy SSR. Izvestiya. Seriya
fiziko-matematicheskikh nauk, v. 13, no. 6, 1960, 3-17
TEXT: The series
CW_ a4
a +a I + a 1 2 - +
0 1 z+ve-1 2 (Z+I)(Z+ ;P
where a nare complex numbers, and the oe- n satisfy the conditions
0 - ot < oc < lim
0 1 < n -4aD 04h clo
00 OD (A)
1- . co < co
04 2
n-i n n-1 n
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is denoted as generalized factorial series.
As convergence abscissa of (1) the author denotes a number % with
the property that the series (1) converges for Re z > and
diverges for Re z
Let denotes n
A A(O Z ak (n - 0,112,...),
n n k-O
n
P
( 7 A
A
k+p-1
(QA: - W-
@T M P-1
m P
n kop-1 k k+p
rr (C. -
4 M P
M-p+1
(p-102937 ... n - P - IP py p + 11 ...
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On analytic continuation
Theorem 1: Assume that the generalized factorial series
f(z)-a I + a 041 + a of' iOP2 + (2.1)
0 z 1 - MT 2 Z(Z40@)(Z+
zTZ+
has a nonnegative convergence abscissa
Thens 1. The series
n+p+l
OD 7T 04 k
g(z) 7- -A (P) ? (2.2)
n-P n n+p+l
TT (240t
k
k-p+l
where
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_,@.(p)
n
n+P
(ot -
J7 k P
k-p+l
n+p+l
Tr 01-k
k-P+2
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has the convergence abscissa @P+l !!!E-
2. Everywhere in the half plane Re z > h it holds
f(z) - Yz) + g(z)
where
(2-3)
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2p-1
T1
Qp(z) - A0 -e 3-0$ + A(P-1) k-p+1 (2.4)
+Y + A +... -1 2p
2 1 (z+0y (2+'44) p
k-p+1 z+ c'@-k)
Theorem 2: If (2.1) has a nonpositive convergence abscissa then;
1. The series
00
-(P)
g(z) - Y- An
nup
where
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77- ("-k+
kmD+2
n+p+l
JT(Z+':w-k)
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k p+2
n
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F1
NO 1) M-P
A
k k+P
ri (ak -API
k
A(.)- ak n
+
cf is an arbitrary positi'@e number, has a convergence abscissa
A'p+1 -t-- )@ -
2. In the half plane Re z >X it holds f(z) ;K(z) + g(z), where
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2p-1
TT p)
A* -*'(P- 1
"(0) 3 k-p+1
A
0 z+ 0e2 (Z+4@) Zz4o@) p-1 2p
Tr (Z+.ek)
k-P+1
The author thanks G. V. Badalyan for the subject and for advices.
There are 3 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut matematiki, i makhaniki AN Armyanskoy SSR
(Institute of Nathematics and Mechanics of the Academy
of Sciences Armyanskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED; March 249 1960
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KESHISHYAN, Zh.N.
Sow criteria of normality of families of analytic functions.
Izv.AN Arm.M.Ser.fiz.-mat.nauk 15 no,2t45-67 162. WERA 1534)
1. Institut matematiki i mekhaniki AN Armyanskoy SSR.
(Functions, Ana.2,vtic)

KESHISHYAN, Zh.N.
,ig@ue problems linked with convergent polynomial sequences@
Dokl. AN Am. SSR 39 no. 3%129-132 64. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Institut hAtti6atiki i mekhaniki AN Armyanskoy SSR.
Predstavleno akAdemikom AN ArmSSR M.M.Dzhrbashyanon.
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USSR/Humn and Pwimai pll)siL)'.'Ogy - Internal Se@-,reti3n. T-
The Sex Glands.
Abs J@)ur : Ref Mur Biol., No 3, 1959) 13065
Author : ,K@shjkova, M.P,
List : Kabardinsk Scientific Research Institute
Tlitle : Influence of Low Frequency Vibrations on Menstrual
Function.
Orig Pub : Tr. Kurorta Nallchki, Kabordinsk, n.-i. in-t, 1956, 21
11.9-186
Abstract 47.4% of the female workers, who were subjected to oc.
C11pational, Vibrations (V), showed a disturbaace of the
menatrual cycle; those who were not subjected to vi-
brations showed 0111Y 7%. The daily action of vibrations
of 12 - 15 hertz units for 1 - 3 hours for a period of 1
m.nth produced in 70% of sexually mture rats a
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USSR/Htv.Z,, alld 111
inal Physiology - Internal

KESHOKOVA.-M.F., kand. mod. nauk
Ourgery preserving the uterus in atcnLc hemorrhage. Akush. i gin.
40 no.2:120-121 Mr-Ap 164. (141RA 17: 11)
1. Kafedra akusherstva I ginekologii (zav. - dotsent S.Ya. Ioffe)
Severo-Osetinskogo meditsinskogo instituta, Ordzhonikidze.

HANKISS, Janos,
Combined histamine and antimicrobial therapy of chronic pneumonia.
Tuberkalosis 13 no-10:300-302 0 16o.
1. A Debreceni Orwostudomanyi Ff,7etem I. oz. Belklinikajanak
(igazgato: Fornet Bela dr. egyetemi tanar) kozlemenye.
(HISTAMINE ther)
(PNEUMONIA ther)
(AETITUBERCULAR AGENTS ther)
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ACC NR' A,r70042-37 sOuRcr. cOf)'-'.: tht/30()1/6(,/ooo/o,-12/oi94/o2oI
AUTHOR: Ellmesov, A. M.; Khulamkhanov, V. Kh. (Deceased); Keshtov, M. M.
ORG: None
TITLE! Compressibility of snow and methods used for,its investigation
SOURCE: Tiflis. Zakavkazs:iiy nauchno-issledovatellskiy qidr=:-teoro1ogichC:skiy
in3zitut. Trudy, no. 22, 1966. Voprosy gidrometcorologii (ilroble.T.3 o: hyciromateoro.
109y),
TCP'LC T"GS: Bnow, inSLrJ,-,CnL, Met('OrOlOgiC Ob:3QrVatio.1, 01"@tic deform-
tion, com.1ircssive stress
ABSTRACT: An instrumnnt designed for investigating the of suaw i,;
desc@-ibed and preliminary results obtained from its LlSe @11-12 Cit.e@:. undc!jignated
-Jn::;t:7ument is portable and made almost entirely a," dh.iraliminu;ii, woi,ihinq bUt 2-5-3 k9
willhoat weights. It ca-i be used under field conditions. 11"(Ahoti:; tised to c-L@ternlirl'r-
th,a relative deformation of snow from external stress, and ion as a funct'ion
of initial density under identical loads, are described. The fact that nuch of the
criorgy c%pended in compressing the snow goes to extractino air from pores within the
srio,.,-, and for elastic deformation, is cited as one for considerztioti whorl analyzing
probler.n relating to the comprossibility of snow. Orig. art. haf.: 3 formulas and
5 fig"res-
SUB COD-:-': 04/SUB.4 DATE: None/ORIG RZF: 001
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KESIAKOV, D.
TECHNOLA)GT
Periodical LEKA PROMISHLENOST. MSTIL. Vol. 7v no. 7, .1956.
KESIAKOV, D.9 GATEVp T.t Influence of pressure and the elastic clothing on the degree
of wringing out and the productivity of the leviathan washers. p. 16 .
Monthly List of ERet European Accessions ( mi) Lc, Vol. 8j no. 3. March 1959, Unal.

G,
DOKOV, V. K., CHAKIROV, N. L., KESIAKOV, D. Eh.
Study of 400 hemograms Wfarmers from the Stalin district.
Izv. med. inst., Sofla 1:125-137 1951. (CUG 21:3)
1. Assistant for Dokov and Chakurov; District FIVeician for
Kes7akov. 2. Morphology Section (Head - Corresponding Member A.
Kludzhiolov) of the Institute of lxperimantal Medicine of the
Academy of Sciences (Director -Academician D. Orakhovats) and
the Department of Histology and Embryology of V. Chervenkov
Medical Academy (Head - A. Khadshiolov).

Patho-anatomical verification of health and diseaae. Lijec. vJes.
84 no.3t271-272 '62. (PATHOLOGY)
1.4K,

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in memoriam Prof. Dr. lkija D'uricl.n. @Og. rala
1-2 165.

KESIC, Branko
Problems and organization of postgraduate education. Rad. med. fak,
Zakreb, 8 no.li9l...102 960.
(EDUCATION MEDICAL)
V

SARIC, Marko, dr.; PADOVAN, Iwo, dr.1 KESIC, Branko, dr.
The problem of medical renearch In Croatia* LiJecno vJecn. 87
no.5t 501-509 It 65.